Milk flowers and a series of famous songs by musician Hong Dang

Musician Hong Dang passed away at 5:57 a.m. on March 21, 2022 in Hanoi due to old age and weak health. He was 86 years old. During a career of more than 50 years of composing, musician Hong Dang left behind more than 700 works in many genres: songs, choirs, scenes, instrumental music, film music, stage music…

Hong Dang is a musician with a passion for cinema. Many songs have gone beyond the set film and has a solid foothold in the hearts of the public: “Milk flower” Floating Memories of the city of childhood…

Let’s listen to the songs that always live in the hearts of the public by musician Hong Dang:

Milk flower

Musician Hong Dang wrote the song “Milk Flower” for the movie “Hanoi Bird Nesting Season” in 1978 when he never knew this flower.

In 1987 musician Hong Dang was directed by Duc Hoan commissioned to write the soundtrack for the movie “Hanoi, bird nesting season”. Until the movie was almost finished filming, the musician still had no idea for a soundtrack. Finally, thanks to a colleague’s suggestion, he used the idea of ​​the milk flower, a flower with a passionate scent associated with the capital Hanoi, to write the soundtrack.

Although he never knew the shape and scent of the milk flower, somehow his emotions surged and “Milk flower” was born.

“Sua Hoa” is a song about the beautiful love of a young couple. can come together, but each side still cherishes the memories of the other. The slow tempo of the music and the melodious melody create a feeling of wistfulness and regret for a beautiful but unfinished love.

The lyrics are each sung by Le Dung’s clear, nostalgic voice. causing the listener to regain a feeling of anxiety: “I have been waiting for you like flowers have been waiting for the sun. Like the wind looking for casuarina trees, like the high sky looking for white clouds… I have been waiting for you on the roads where I am used to the sound of singing. There was a gentle smell of flowers.”

Later the song became more known for the powerful voice of Diva Thanh Lam.

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The sea sings this afternoon is also a song composed by musician Hong Dang for a documentary about the navy.

“Oh, Vietnam’s sea, waves Vietnam. Through many ups and downs, this afternoon is still gentle. Buried deep in the depths of pain, the sea sings a love song…”

The deep sweet melodies of the song “The Sea Sings This Afternoon” have entered Many generations of Vietnamese people have a love for their homeland’s islands and seas. This is a song associated with the name of musician Hong Dang. The song is like the artist’s heartfelt words conveying his love for his homeland’s sea and islands.

This afternoon’s sea was painted not only by the artist’s artistic eyes, but also by the artist’s artistic eyes. not only with magical ears to see delicate sounds, but also with a passionate soul that loves the sea and the romantic talent in the musician.

Born in 1980 but not until the early years 1990 new songs truly left an impression on the audience through the singing of many generations of singers such as Ngoc Bich Tuyet Thanh Cam Van Le Dung Trung Duc and later Thanh Lam Thuy Dung Thu Phuong…

Memories of the city of my childhood

“The sound of cicadas on the deserted road, singing along with the marching steps far away, still carries me to the front. The marching road is urgent with the sound of cicadas Hello passionately, I love the city more innocently and innocently” These are the lyrics of the song “Celebrating the City of Childhood” by musician Hong Dang.

< p>“Memories of the City of Childhood” is a song filled with the summer sounds of Hanoi, a product he wrote for the capital’s teachers participating in the art competition, but unexpectedly the top singers won high prizes and became became the best song about Hanoi’s summer streets that has been recorded on radio and tape until today. The song has sown in the hearts of listeners real feelings of nostalgia about things that are not far away from the cicadas of school age.

Lanh lenh

Lenh Dinh is also a soundtrack song written by musician Hong Dang for the movie “Life of a Busker” directed by Chau Hue. The song associated with Hong Nhung’s voice speaks of the ups and downs of a life of stormy love.

The song has a deep depth about difficult love: “You two are like two distant clouds. Drifting on the waves floating, floating. Many years have passed. But still floating.”

Hong Dang is a sentimental musician. Still on that road, that corner of the park, there were still scenes of bustling streets with people passing by or a very quiet place, things that were repeated every day, but then suddenly a flash of lightning flashed and he was quickly immersed in the lightning. And as a result, I have “a beloved child”.