Artists Fionnuala Sherry and Rolf Løvland shared their special feelings about performing in Vietnam for the first time, saying the concert would be an emotionally rich night combining their signature classics with new creative elements.

Violinist Fionnuala Sherry said that less than 24 hours after her arrival in Hanoi, she already felt the warmth of local audiences and the organizing team. Composer Rolf Løvland noted that the tour coincides with the group’s 30th anniversary, making this performance even more meaningful. He said the duo was grateful to have long-time fans who have followed their music for over a decade, and that every show is a chance to express that appreciation through music.

Reflecting on their three-decade journey together, Secret Garden recounted how a chance meeting in 1995 led to their collaboration and the creation of more than 100 compositions. The two musicians said their enduring partnership stems from a shared belief that music has the power to connect hearts and bring healing.

At the press conference, the artists conveyed a message to Vietnamese fans, emphasizing that amid the pace of modern life, music can bring peace and inspiration. They hoped their melodies would serve as a small gift for the soul.

From pieces that once resonated in Vietnamese films and television programs to their upcoming concert in Hanoi, Secret Garden continues to spread positive energy through music, a bridge connecting artists, audiences, and communities. Following the concert, the duo plans to film a music video in northern Ninh Binh province to promote Vietnam’s beauty to international friends.

Secret Garden artists arrive in Hanoi for 30th anniversary world tour

VOV.VN - After a 15-hour flight from Oslo (Norway), Fionnuala Sherry and Rolf Løvland, the core members of the music duo Secret Garden, arrived at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi on October 16, ready for their special performance at the National Convention Centre two days later.