After four years at the Vietnam National Academy of Music (formerly the Hanoi Conservatory), more than 20 years as a singer, hundreds of shows big and small, and dozens of prestigious awards at home and abroad, no matter how often people call me a diva or give me many flattering titles, I have always carried a burning desire in my heart: one day I would become a teacher, following in the footsteps of my own teacher to pass on my experience and the secrets of the craft to many generations to come.

Music has always been my soulmate. Music has brought me success and a truly happy, fulfilling life. That is why I have always wanted to share music with the people around me, giving them exactly what I have received and what I have cultivated myself over a long career.

How can I spread the love of music to everyone? How can more people enjoy the good things that music brings? These questions have always weighed on my mind. I realized that I owe a debt to life and to the people who love me. The worries and questions people want answered about learning to sing and about techniques for interpreting a song, along with the naive and endearing questions of friends in faraway places who have no access to music, inspired me to build training projects with a simple yet great wish: “Bringing music to everyone”