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    Tùng poses for a photo with his prize after his performance in Salzburg.   By Nguyễn Bình   For many parents, introducing their children to the piano at a young age is a chance for their children to begin to learn about music. Most parents hope their kids will be able to enjoy classical music when they are older, but few can expect their children to embrace music as fully as Nguyễn Sơn Tùng. He may still be a few months away from his sixth birthday, but little Tùng has already participated in four international competitions this year, including the American Protégé Spring International Music Talent Competition, the Berlin Grand Fix International Online Music Competition Stars, the Salzburg Grand Prize Virtuoso in Austria, and the Amsterdam Grand Prize Virtuoso in the Netherlands. The American Protégé Music Talent Competition is one of the most … [Read more...] about So young, yet so successful

  Trương Đoan Bội Ngọc has invented two methods of learning piano accompaniment and piano solo which have helped thousands of beginners. — Photo courtesy of Trương Đoan Bội Ngọc Bùi Quỳnh Hoa Many people love learning to play the piano, but following the classical technique it can take up to five years to become an accomplished player. Many give up after only three months because they find it too difficult and discouraging. However, Trương Đoan Bội Ngọc, 27, who is not trained as a professional piano teacher, has created a new way for students to learn how to play really good pieces within just six weeks. Her two methods for piano accompaniment (four weeks) and piano solo (six weeks) won her the title of Most Creative Piano Teacher, awarded by Raymond Aaron, the New York Times Bestselling Author, at the Publisher … [Read more...] about The piano lady who creatively teaches others

RoK airline to launch route to Nha Trang in December An aircraft of Air Seoul (Photo: Yonhap news agency) Air Seoul is wholly owned by the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s Asiana Airlines Inc. Starting December 18, Air Seoul plans to offer seven flights a week to Nha Trang as it strives to strengthen services on routes to Southeast Asia to offset declining demand on Japanese routes, the company said in a statement. Since early July, RoK airlines have halted or reduced services on their Japanese routes, while expanding flights on non-Japanese ones after the neighbouring country implemented export restrictions of key materials to the RoK./. Banks forecast strong performance despite credit slowdown Most domestic credit institutions and foreign banks’ branches in Vietnam expect their business performance in 2019 to be better than last year despite the predicted slowdown in credit growth, according to the State Bank of Vietnam's latest survey released late last week. In the … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS OCTOBER 15

Caitlin Wiesen, resident representative of the United Nations Development Programme in Vietnam Every day, in every part of the world, including Vietnam, it is clearly visible that we are off course and still not doing enough, nor moving fast enough, to prevent irreversible and catastrophic climate disruption, according to the UN secretary-general. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2018 Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5oC confirmed that climate change is running faster than we are and that we are running out of time as all countries’ current national pledges made through Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) actually set our planet towards a global average temperature increase of 3ºC or more. The report provided a glimpse of hope that it could still be possible to limit global warming to 1.5ºC to avert major adverse impacts, but this will require urgent and far more ambitious actions to cut emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) by about 45 per cent … [Read more...] about Crafting a climate policy revolution

  A panel discussion at the seminar on Global Property Investments held in HCM City on October 13 by Denzell. — Photo courtesy of Denzell HCM CITY — More and more Vietnamese are looking for opportunities to invest in property abroad to diversify their portfolio, according to experts. Speaking at a recent seminar on Global Property Investments held in HCM City by Denzell, Barry Winter, director – Southeast Asia at Pafilia, the largest privately-owned residential developer in Cyprus, said: “We have been here for almost three and half years in Việt Nam. We see more and more Vietnamese looking to invest overseas.” Kingston Lai, CEO of Denzell Vietnam, said a few years ago many Vietnamese invested overseas for a number of different reasons such as children’s education or residency. But now the trend had changed, and the top reason was to diversify their portfolio, he said. Concurring, Pantazis Therianos, CEO of Euroterra Capital, a … [Read more...] about Vietnamese begin investing abroad to diversify portfolio