Reminder: Hanoi Sound Stuff Festival 2012
Festival Organisers, Partners & Associates
Hanoi Sound Stuff Festival 2012 is organized by Hanoi Academy of Music and M.A.M production in partnership with the Goethe-Institut Hanoi and with support from British Council, the Japan Foundation, the Embassy of Austrian in Hanoi, and the C & D foundation, BMW Vietnam, Movenpick Hotel, Hue Festival, Future Shorts Hanoi, The Onion Cellar are festivals associates.
Hanoi Sound Stuff Festival 2012 has a number of key media Partners: Hanoi Grapevine, Xone FM, Yan TV, and Microart network.
Ticket Distribution: www.musicshow.vn
Support in Audio/Light: Zip Media
Web support: VNbookstore.vn
Official Transportation: BMW Vietnam
Official Hotel: Movenpick Hanoi Hotel (TBC)
Piano sponsor: Royal Piano Shop
Artist links
Tim Exile (UK)
Sven VT (DE): link 1, link 2, link 3
Sweet Susie & Manni Montana (AT)
Haraku Nakamura group
Michael Moller & Tri Minh Group (DK- Vietnam)
The Festival’s History
Tri Minh, electronic artist and event organiser, founded and organised the Hanoi Sound Stuff Festival in 2008 making it the first electronic artistic exchange music festival organised in Vietnam.
In 2009, 2010, and 2011 the Hanoi Sound Stuff Festival continued to push the boundaries for electronic and experimental music performances in Vietnam by presenting creative cross-border collaborations between International and Vietnamese musicians and by adding visual artists and installations to the mix. In 2010 and 2011, the Festival expanded its duration from a 1-day to a 2-day programme. In 2011, Future Shorts Hanoi, a worldwide short film festival concept, joined the festival. Future Shorts Hanoi provided the festival guests with an opportunity of viewing interesting short films throughout the festival. In 2011, 13 International artists and 8 Vietnamese artists and around 3000 audiences took part in the 2-day festival.
More information:
Tri Minh aka Doan Huu Thang, Festival Director and Artist
Mobile phone: 0904082664
Email: [email protected]
Visit Hanoi Sound Stuff’s website.
