Hundreds of red music songs are licensed for distribution

"Hello, Lam Hong girl", "My homeland Vietnam"... are among more than 300 songs that have just been added to the circulation list of the Department of Performing Arts.

Many songs composed during the resistance war against France and America were licensed, such as: Hello, Lam Hong girl (Anh Duong),Stepping on the Truong Son range (Vu Trong Hoi),Hello Heroic Ma River (Xuan Giao),Hello heroic homeland (Huy Du, Dai Dong),Soldiers Return to the Village (Le Yen, Hoang Trung Thong),Grateful to Vo Thi Sau (Nguyen Duc Toan),Truong Son Song (Tran Chung, Gia Dung),Eastern Truong Son - Western Truong Son (Hoang Diep, Pham Tien Duat),On the top of Truong Son we sing (Huy Du)...

*'Hello girl Lam Hong' - Trung Duc

The updated list also includes many songs praising President Ho Chi Minh and the beauty of the homeland and country such as: Grateful to Uncle Ho Chi Minh (Luu Bach Thu), Song in the middle of Pac Bo forest, As if Uncle Ho were here on the day of great victory (Pham Tuyen), Song of Hanoi, Song by the Red River (Huy Du, Thanh Nhan), My homeland Vietnam (Do Nhuan)...

* Song 'Vietnam my homeland'

Recently, manyconflictThe management and licensing of pre-1975 songs has caused controversy.Big braceletMusician Trinh Cong Son's work, licensed after nearly 50 years, has angered the audience.Therefore, the Department of Performing Arts (abbreviated as Department of Performing Arts) proactively collects documents and reviews to include in the list of licensed songs with good content and artistic quality (including songs that have been performed many times) so that organizations and individuals have data to use and competent authorities can unify in management work.

The Department representative also said that some songs have not been licensed but still appear widely in programs because they are evaluated by the Arts Council as being of good quality. According to the management hierarchy, the Department of Performing Arts as well as the Departments of Culture, Sports and Tourism nationwide still carry out licensing in some art programs to meet the enjoyment needs of the people.

According to VNE