Singer Anh Tho was discouraged because learning to sing was too difficult, but woke up after being scolded by her teacher.

Singer Anh Tho.

Live concertVersejust held at the Vietnam-Soviet Friendship Cultural Palace (Hanoi) is the biggest music night of singer Anh Tho ever. Anh Tho shared that to perform this music night, she has prepared for the past 5 years in terms of spirit, health, song selection, energy as well as money to satisfy her passion as well as meet the audience's demands.

The show lasted nearly 3 hours, with 20 songs of many genres. In part 1, Anh Tho sang many familiar love songs associated with her name such asLove of the land(Tuan Phuong),Mountain Lake(Pho Duc Phuong),Song of the River(Le Huy Mau popularized Nguyen Trong Tao's poem).

Impressive stage of Liveconcert "Poetry".

In part 2, Anh Tho sings about regions, about the beloved Central region withHa Tinh people have compassion(Lan Dung, Luu Ha An),I love Central Vietnam so much(Hoai Duy),Dreamy Hue - The Muse of Hue(Ho Hoai Anh). She also brings cheerful, hearty melodies of the Northwest region through the songThe Pieu scarf(Doan Nho),Highlanders are like that(Van Hanh). Anh Tho's sweet, high-pitched voice takes the audience through many emotions, from deep to intense and explosive.

The female singer collaborated well with Tan Minh - the show's guest - through 2 songs by Tran Tien:Why did you rush into getting married, just because you wanted to cross the bridge?Every time the singer hummed the folk songs, the audience applauded enthusiastically.

Anh Tho is also not afraid to try singing new songs likeLet's make a pot of tea(Nguyen Vinh Tien).

Anh Tho sings a duet with guest Tan Minh.

At the end of the program, Anh Tho showed a very different side to Phu Quang's love songs (Autumn Song), Duc Tien (The woman who picked up the sun), Pham Duy (Autumn for you), Van Cao (HeavenShe sang passionately and poignantly about women's confidences, lulling the audience into gentle emotions.

Also in LiveconcertVerse,The singer from Thanh Hoa expressed her gratitude to teacher Ho Mo La - who guided her from the first days of singing. Anh Tho said that without teacher Ho Mo La, there would be no Anh Tho today. Because when learning classical singing, she found it too difficult, Anh Tho wanted to give up, but when the teacher said "if it's too difficult, don't sing, go back to your hometown and dig the ground". It was that scolding and strictness full of love that helped the female singer overcome difficulties and hardships to practice.