Classical music is often seen as a genuinely relatable genre to the artistic sensibilities of the Vietnamese people. However, this hasn't deterred Quyên and Tiến from wholeheartedly pursuing their passion. Their annual concert series is like a diary, documenting every milestone in their musical journeys. Each Warming Up season represents a transformation in technical mastery and the deep, rich expression of their style and emotions.
The regular organisation of the concert over the past five years, with one year interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrates the significant efforts made by the duo in connecting the classical music community in Việt Nam.
They have also succeeded in fostering and nurturing the Vietnamese audience's love for classical music through their commitment to excellence, simplicity and dedication.
"We are deeply moved when we perform and do something greater than our majors. Knowing the stories of the critically ill and impoverished, as well as the difficult situations of disadvantaged children in remote areas, has heightened our emotions in the work that we do,” Quyên said.
“We have developed a greater appreciation for life, and these stories have added more motivation, passion and emotions on stage,” she added.