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FLOURISH: A MUSICAL ODYSSEY - A CONCERT IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES

Date, Time, Location
18.00
Sunday 24th September 2023
Saigon Opera House, 07 Lam Son Square Street District 1, Ho Chi Minh City 700000
Event Description
Nutri-San invites you to ‘Flourish: A Musical Odyssey’ – an evening of exceptional music brought to you by Bao Anh Nguyen, Artistic Director of the Saigon Philharmonic Orchestra.
Held in the magnificent Saigon Opera House, Ho Chi Minh City, but also available online, this concert is in aid of two Vietnam-based charities – Saigon Children’s Charity and Newborns Vietnam. It is also an opportunity to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations between the U.K. and Vietnam.
Nutri-San is honored to welcome the renowned British composer and pianist, Simon Proctor, to Vietnam for this unique event. Together with the Saigon Philharmonic Orchestra, Simon himself will be performing his ‘Queen Concerto’ – including the iconic ‘We Will Rock You’ and ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ while acclaimed Vietnamese pianist Luu Duc Anh will perform Proctor’s ‘Bond Concerto’ – bringing the themes associated with the famous 007 agent to Vietnam in what is truly a celebration of East-West talent, and a fitting tribute for the 50-year anniversary!
As if this were not enough, the evening will start with The Carmen Fantasy Op.25 (Pablo de Sarasate) performed by violin virtuoso Ji Eun Yook, before the jazz group Jumpforjazz, led by saxophonist Nguyen Bao Long and featuring the multi-talented celebrity chef Bobby Chinn on vocals, will delight us all with ‘The Maker’ (Daniel Lanois) and ‘You Can’t Hurry Love’ (Holland-Dozier-Holland).
Nutri-San is a seaweed technology company based in Vietnam and the UK. The title of the concert highlights the idea of ‘flourish’ and relates to the company’s mission to enable people, animals, and our planet to flourish now and in the future. What better way for us all to flourish than through an evening of music!
We hope you will join us on this ‘odyssey’ and embark on a journey through the musical landscape that makes up this truly magnificent program.
A huge thank you in advance for your support!
Ticket Description
Proceeds of all ticket sales are split evenly between the two charities that are being supported by the concert.
Saigon Opera House Ticket Price
Diamond – 7,500,000 VND
Gold – 5,000,000 VND
Silver – 2,500,000 VND
View online ticket price – 199,000 VND
You can purchase tickets for the concert by scanning the QR code on the poster or visiting https://quickom.net/event/705
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