Daily life, with many worries and pressures, sometimes makes you falter. Knowing that mentality, Symphony 6 brings an innocent and joyful music space: Soul Sound.
Give and receive
On November 30 at B1 Hall of UEH Nguyen Tri Phuong, the concert The Symphony 6: Soul Sound was organized by the Department of Student Affairs (DSA) in collaboration with the Youth Union – Student Association of UEH University and was very successful. The show is part of the UEH English Zone’s periodic activities, conveying positive values and motivation through orchestral music. The project is expected to be organized and maintained every month except for two months of the summer semester, promising to be a creative playground and spreading positive energy to UEH students to aim for a bright start ahead.
To spread positive energy, the students will write their wishes, put them in a wish jar, and receive a word of encouragement from others in the activity “Soul Charging Station”.
Soul Charging Station
Remind your childhood with immortal Disney songs
The journey begins with Chapter 1: Soul – Childhood Memories. The songs bring you back to a time of innocence and no worries.
City of Star – Duet ft. Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone performed by Catchy Melody Band
Performances by Catchy Melody Band
Following those cheerful, innocent melodies, the journey returns to the present with Chapter 2: Sound – Reality and Future strength. The carefree children of that day have grown up, busy with thoughts, sometimes falling down, wanting to give up. Through the songs “Spechless”, “The Climb”, “Let it go”, to send to the students the message Love yourself, break all limits, overcome fear, get out of your comfort zone.
Through The Symphony 6: Soul Sound, we hope students have moments of relaxation after stressful classes, revive childhood moments, and help students have moments of “soul healing” and rediscover my carefree childhood memories.
Let’s take a look at the images of The Symphony 6: Soul Sound:
News, photos: Union – Associated of Tourism UEH, Department of Student Affairs, Department of Communications and Public Relations.