One-Liners – 02 Feb 2012
Posted: 02 Feb 2012
Brief info about other events that may be of interest:
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Music Night with The Yard Dogs
Thu 02 Feb 2012, 8 pm
THE BACKPACKERS HOSTEL
9 Ma May Str, Hanoi
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Music Night with The Yard Dogs
Thu 02 Feb 2012, 8 pm
THE BACKPACKERS HOSTEL
9 Ma May Str, Hanoi
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From L’Espace:
You are invited to the music concert to commemorate the famous Vietnamese musician Trinh Cong Son. “Floating Memories” reveals the feeling of 3 musicians in their ways to find the simple beauty and peace. For more information, see below:
From British Council:
A misspelling of London’s famous Big Ben captured the hearts of judges and saw eight-year-old Nguyen Song Anh win first prize in an international art competition.
Anh entered his drawing into British Council’s Young Learner’s Art competition and drew a sketch of the Palace of Westminster best known as “Big Ben”. However his young ears must have misheard his teachers as he mistakenly labelled it “Big Bang Clock”.

From ticketvn.com:
You are invited to a concert with piano Soloist Michael Bourdoncle (France) and VNSO . The musicians will perform famous works of Johannes Brahms. For more information see below:

"Nostalgia" of Nguyen Quoc Dung
From Tu Do Gallery:
You are invited to an painting exhibition by artist Nguyen Quoc Dung titled “Drops of Spring”. Nguyen Quoc Dung follows the European Realism, a style consisting many criteria that became a main stream one in Vietnam with the establishment of Indochina Fine Arts College in 1926 in Hanoi. And while he’s obsessed by concepts in western classical art, Dzung is also influenced by eastern culture and by traditional style, too. This might be the only tiny deterrent in the understanding between viewers and painter.
See more his works in the website of gallery.
GALLERY HOURS (EVERY DAY) : 09:00 – 19:00 (7 days/week)
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From L’Espace:
Come to Cabaret Night at L’Espace, the stage for new music talents. Come to L’Espace to enjoy great drinks and listen to fabulous French, English and Vietnamese songs.

From Hanoi Rock City:
No smoke without fire, no dragons without roars. Vietnam’s number one progressive rock band Ngũ Cung return to the stage in their first live show of the new year. Simply titled, “Dragon”, this will be one heavy beast of a night to get 2012 off the ground. Support bands soon to be announced.
Upcoming events this week:
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Exhibition “One Corner of France”Opening: Wed 01 Feb, 6 pm
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Exhibition “Vietnamese Barons”Exhibition: 17 Jan – 04 Feb 2012
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From L’Espace:
You are invited to an electronic music night with Alex Millan. After successful performances in Hanoi in 2010 and 2011, Alex Millan, DJ and producer with many music works published all over the world, will be back and bring a wonderful music night at L’Espace.

If you get along to 16 Ngo Quyen to catch the very excellent exhibition concerning Barons then make sure you go up the stairs to level two.
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