Artists greet 2015 with famous movie soundtracks.

Thanh Lam, Hong Nhung, Ha Tran, My Tam, Ho Ngoc Ha... reunited in a music program to welcome the new year.

This year, Vietnam Television's New Year's Eve program is themed "Music in Films." Sharing his thoughts on the program's concept, director Do Thanh Hai said: "The concert will take viewers to lands around the world, places that bear the imprint of legendary cinematic works, with more than 40 songs from both Vietnam and abroad. Cultural, historical, and love stories associated with famous films will be expressed through music."

Singers Thanh Lam (left) and Ha Tran.

Singer Hong Nhung will sing "Thien Thai" and share memories of recording this song for the film "The Quiet American." The diva will also showcase her vocals through the beloved song from the famous film "Les Misérables," which demands sophisticated vocal technique.

Returning from the US, Ha Tran performed "Lullaby for My Child," a song that marked her vocal debut in the film "Things to Keep." Thanh Lam performed "Milk Flower" from the film "Hanoi in the Bird Nesting Season." The two divas will sing a duet of "Calling You" by composer Duong Thu. Singers Phuong Thanh and Ho Quynh Huong will take turns performing two film soundtracks that are closely associated with their names: "You" (composed by Xuan Phuong) and "Farewell to the Past" (composed by Nguyen Duc Trung).

Ho Ngoc Ha performed two songs, "All That Jazz" and "Funny Honey," from the Oscar-winning film "Chicago." Her performance evoked the golden age of jazz in America through the music and the blindness to the temptations of fame that the film conveyed through its staging. Ho Ngoc Ha embodied an American pop star from the early 20th century.

A host of other big names in the music industry also participated in the program, including: Ho Ngoc Ha, My Tam, Phuong Linh, Uyen Linh, Phuong Vy, Tung Duong, Ha Anh Tuan, Quoc Thien, Duc Tuan, Pham Thu Ha, Doan Trang, Thao Trang...

Director Pham Hoang Nam revealed that the "Welcome 2015" stage resembled a miniature film set. The layered LED screen system created depth for the stage, while visual art techniques gave each song its own unique artistic space. To complete the 3-hour broadcast, more than 100 technicians, singers, musicians, and dancers worked continuously for three days.

Thúy Hạnh will be the host of the program. Meanwhile, editor Long Vũ will guide viewers through the locations featured in famous films, such as Barcelona, ​​Rome, Paris, Athens, Cannes, Monaco, and more.

The program "Chào 2015 - New Year Concert", with the theme "Music in Films", will be broadcast at 8 PM on January 1, 2015, on VTV1 channel.

According to VnExpress