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Tùng Dương
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Background information
Also known asTùng Dương
BornNguyễn Tùng Dương (1983-09-18) September 18, 1983 (age 42)Hanoi, Vietnam
OriginBắc Ninh
GenresPop, jazz, acoustic, new-age, electronic
OccupationsSinger, producer
InstrumentVocal
Years active2004–present
LabelsIndependent singer
Musical artist

Tùng Dương (birth name Nguyễn Tùng Dương, born September 18, 1983)[1] is a Vietnamese singer. He came to fame after the 2004 music contest Sao Mai điểm hẹn, in which he won first place as ranked by the judges. Songs he performed in the contest, most of which are contemporary folk songs written by Lê Minh Sơn, were included in his first studio album called Chạy trốn (2004). After ceasing from performing Lê Minh Sơn's compositions, Tùng Dương started to sing songs by other songwriters such as Ngọc Đại, Như Huy, Giáng Son, Lưu Hà An, and performed in two music shows, Vọng Nguyệt by songwriter Quốc Trung and Gió bình minh by songwriter Đỗ Bảo.

Biography

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Early life and childhood

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Tùng Dương was born on September 18, 1983, in Hà Nội. His father's homeland is Quảng Trị.[1][2] He is the eldest child in his family. His father is a businessman, his mother was once the owner of a make-up and photo shop ~ later she became the costume designer for Tùng Dương.[2] While his parents weren't singers, Dương had been exposed to music early in life, especially under the influence of his grandfather, songwriter Trần Hoàn.[3] Other than that, poet Phạm Hổ and songwriter Phạm Thế Mỹ were his grandmother's younger brothers.[3] When Tùng Dương was in grade 3, his parents went to Russia for business, and Dương was brought up by his uncles. In Russia, his parents often sent him new CDs. He had been exposed to jazz since he was very young, which helped shape his musical style later on.[3]

In 1995, Tùng Dương received his first award, a silver medal at the 1995 Vietnam National Radio and Television Broadcast Talented Vocalist (Huy chương bạc Giọng hát hay Phát thanh Truyền hình Toàn quốc).[4] Soon after that, when he was 12, Dương was delegated as the youngest member of Vietnam Singing and Dancing Team (Đoàn Ca múa nhạc Việt Nam) to perform in Moscow.[5]

In 1999, Tùng Dương passed the entrance test of Hanoi Conservatory of Music (currently the Vietnam National Academy of Music),[6] and studied under the guidance of Quang Thọ.[7] Tùng Dương continued to win numerous awards, namely the third prize of Hanoi Music Contest for Young Singers in 1999, third prize and first prize of Hanoi Music Contest for Talented Singers in 2001 and 2003, respectively.[6][7][8] He earned his Bachelor of Arts from the Academy in 2007.[6]

Career

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Sao Mai Diem Hen and Chay Tran

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In 2004, Tung Duong participated in the first Sao Mai Diem Hen contest, and became one of the 12 contestants who entered the final round with the code 04.[9] In the contest, he mainly performed songs by musician Le Minh Son in a contemporary folk style. In the first round of the final, he was the contestant who received the most votes from the audience and continued to enter the second round. He was also the contestant who received the most compliments from the Arts Council, in which musician Tuan Khanh commented: "The modern Vietnamese youth music scene is very proud to have you in it".[10] However, in the final night, he lost the leading position voted by the audience to Kasim Hoang Vu and became the second most voted contestant with 25% of the votes.[11] However, he won 2 out of 3 most important awards: The award for the singer voted by the most readers of Vietnamnet newspaper, and especially, the award voted by the Arts Council, 101 received the reward of a short-term training course in performing arts abroad.[12][13]

Also in July, Tung Duong released his debut album, Chay Troi, which included 7 songs by Le Minh Son, most of which he performed at Sao Mai Diem Hen, in a jazz style combined with folk music.[14] However, Tung Duong later announced that he would temporarily stop singing Le Minh Son's music to try his hand at other musicians.[15] In a 2007 interview, when asked about this cessation of cooperation, Tung Duong said that the relationship between the two was still very good and there was no mess.[16] As of September 2005, the album Run Away had sold over 10,000 copies.[17]

After Le Minh Son, Tung Duong participated in the "Sunset 2" project of musician Ngoc Dai with performances in Hai Phong (October)[18] and Ho Chi Minh City (November).[19] At the same time, the album Sunset 2, consisting of 7 songs by Ngoc Dai performed by him and Khanh Linh, was released at the end of December. This album, priced at 6,000 VND, achieved a sales record in recent years with 50,000 CDs printed.[20] At the end of November, Tung Duong participated in the European Jazz Festival as the only Vietnamese singer to attend. He performed on the night of November 30 at the Cong Nhan Theater (Hanoi), in the program Vietnam Night, with a performance called "Tung Duong 3+", including compositions by Le Minh Son, Ngoc Dai, and two songs by musician Tran Minh, "Return to the Pottery Village" and "Sudden Rain".[21] His activities in 2004 helped him receive the Singer of the Year award, part of the Tien Cong Hien award organized by the Sports & Culture newspaper (the beginning of the Cong Hien award later).[22][23]

In 2005, he continued to collaborate with musician Ngoc Dai, participating in the program "Total Eclipse" in June.[24][25][26] He also participated in the live show Khuc tu tinh 2 by musician Ha Dung with "Doi cho" and "Ben phai tinh" with ca tru and jazz influences in July.[27] In September, Tung Duong became a guest in the performance of British singer Mara Carlyle at the Hanoi Opera House.[28] He participated in the European Jazz Festival for the second time (the 5th time), with a music night on December 9 with the band Trong Sam (Vietnam) and Lars Storck (Denmark), in which he performed Chay tan by Le Minh Son and some classic jazz pieces.[29] During this year, Tung Duong also planned to release an album with musician Quoc Trung and a joint album with his close friend, singer Khanh Linh,[30] but in the end, both were not realized. He participated in the program Vietnamese Songs in April, with "Rain flying over the ancient tower", the song won the monthly round and won the award for Most Favorite Song of Vietnamese Songs in 2005.[31][32]

In early 2006, Tung Duong and singer Nghi Van sang in the album Touch by musician Nhu Huy, in which he performed songs such as "Hat ru em", "Xin dung hoi toi", "Nam mo"... In June, he participated in the program Vong Nguyet by musician Quoc Trung and Niels Lan Doky, performing two nights at the Youth Theater (Hanoi) and Ho Chi Minh City Theater, and finally the program crew went to perform Vong Nguyet at the Roskilde Music Festival (Denmark) in early July. In this program, besides Quoc Trung's world music compositions in Duong xa van dam, he and senior singer Thanh Lam performed songs by Quoc Trung, Niels Lan Doky, Pho Duc Phuong... [33][34] Another program that Tung Duong also participated in was Gio binh minh, a traditional folk instrument concert program by musician Do Bao that took place in late September - early October, however, he did not perform the song but took on the vocal part with Minh Anh and Minh Anh.[35][36] He also performed "Sang nay" by Luu Ha An and "Chut nang vang bay" by Giang Son, two of the 18 songs that entered the 2006 Vietnamese Song Awards. At the 2006 Mai Vang Awards at the end of the year, Tung Duong received the award for Most Favorite Male Singer of Folk Songs with the song "Oh My Hometown" (Le Minh Son).[37] The award ceremony caused a scandal when another nominated singer, Dan Truong, and his manager claimed that the results were "pre-arranged" and therefore announced that they would no longer participate in the Mai Vang awards.[citation needed]

Những ô màu khối lập phương

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In 2007, three years after his debut album "Run Away", Tung Duong released his second album, "Những ô màu khối lập phương". The album was released in September, produced, arranged and edited by musician Do Bao. In contrast to the acoustic and contemporary folk style of the previous album, this time "Những ô màu khối lập phương" includes 8 songs by Do Bao, Luu Ha An, Tran Tien and Huyen Ngoc, performed on a New Age harmony background mixed with many different musical elements such as rock, jazz, electronic music and classical music.[38][39] Talking about the content of this album, Tung Duong replied:

My second album is called "Những ô màu khối lập phương"... is a strange, abstract musical space, each color represents the fate of a person, like a Rubik's cube, not a sweet love song about love and happiness, but deep, philosophical contemplations about desire, lust, instinct.... But not heavy, gloomy, but each song is a color block, linked together...[40]

The album received high professional reviews and sold nearly 30,000 copies after 3 years of release.[41] With this album, Tung Duong received the 2007 Dedication Award for Album of the Year.[42][43]

In 2007, in addition to releasing his second album, Tung Duong also participated in several other albums. He and two singers Le Quyen and Tuan Hiep released the album Mat Biec, including pre-war compositions and 54-75 love songs by musicians Doan Chuan, Ngo Thuy Mien, and Pham Dinh Chuong. In his first experiment with old music, Tung Duong sang three songs: "Autumn for you", "Send the wind to the thousand clouds" and "Leaves fall in many directions".[44] He also recorded 3 songs - "Cổ và mưa", "Nến trắng" and "Chất nắng vàng bay" - in the album Giáng Son (released in July) by female musician Giáng Son,[45][46] and appeared in the album Biệt by musician Trần Viết Tân with two senior singers Thanh Lam and Hà Trần. In addition, the song "Tre xanh ru" by Quốc Trung that he performed along with "Ngữ ở, người về" (Lê Minh Sơn) performed by Thanh Lam, two songs with folk melodies of the Northern Delta, were approved by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to participate in the project on the album "Collection of ASEAN Pop Songs".

This period also marked Tung Duong's appearance on many television music programs. In the program Con duong am nhac, he appeared continuously in the programs of many musicians,[47] such as Thuan Yen, Phu Quang, Doan Chuan - Tu Linh, Quoc Trung, Duong Thu, Pho Duc Phuong, Ngoc Chau - Do Bao... In particular, the program Bai hat Viet in 2007 had the reappearance of Tung Duong with the song "Con co" by musician Luu Ha An, the composition won the two most important awards Song of the Year and Song most loved by the audience, and also helped him receive the award for Most loved singer of the program.[48]

2008 witnessed Tung Duong's quiet activities,[49] apart from a tour to serve the Vietnamese community in France, Germany, the Netherlands, Hungary with the group 5 Dong Ke organized by the Department of Culture and Information of Ho Chi Minh City in June.[50][51] He collaborated with other artists such as Nathan Lee,[52] or sang a duet "Con thuyen khong ben" in the album Phut cuoi by Cao Thai Son.[53] Tung Duong also had his first collaboration with Quoc Bao's music in the live show themed "Quoc Bao in Concert" called Tinh ca hong Live '08 which took place on July 19.[54] Notably, this year, he participated in three author albums: Tran Tien (released in July) by Tran Tien - performed by Tran Thu Ha, in which he performed "Diep khuc tinh yeu", "Doc huyen cam" and the duet "Trang den" with Ha Tran and Hoa Tran;[55] Time to Love - Do Bao's second album (released in September), in which he performed two songs: "Clouds" and "Backlight":[56] and Sitting on the sunny wall, Nguyen Vinh Tien's second album (released in September), in which he recorded the song "A small grain of rice".[57]

In 2009, Tung Duong continued to tour in many countries such as France, Germany, the US... including charity performances.[58] At the beginning of this year, he planned to continue the album project with musician Quoc Trung as promised before, and planned for a live show at the end of the year.[59] However, during the trip to Germany to meet with musician Nguyen Cong Phuong Nam, Tung Duong decided to put the above two plans aside to carry out an electronic music project with this musician.[60]

Besides that, Tung Duong also participated in domestic performance programs, especially a series of live shows of authors: the song "Love Without Words" (September 26) of Thuan Yen;[61] returned with Le Minh Son in the live show "A Section of the Red River" (October 24) in which he performed the new song "My Hanoi",[62] the song "Falling Leaves in the Evening" (October 29) of Doan Chuan; and the live show "Sending a Love" (November 19) of Phu Quang.[63] Tung Duong also held two of his own minishows in March in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, in which, besides his familiar songs, he also performed classic jazz love songs such as "The Girl from Ipanema", "Fly Me to the Moon", "Misty", "When I Fall in Love"...[64] In November, he was one of the artists participating in the first ever Street Art Festival held in Hanoi.[65] He also contributed his voice to musician Minh Chau's album released in December, "The Epic of the Vietnamese People".[66] He returned to Vietnamese Song in 2009 with "Wall Clock" by Nguyen Xinh Xo, a song that not only helped Tung Duong win the Singer award.

The artist performed effectively in the monthly competition, and also won the annual final with the top prize, Song of the Year.[67]

Artistry

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Tung Duong's voice and style are heavily influenced by stars like Thanh Lam, Whitney Houston, Peter Gabriel, Bjork... He also loves and is greatly influenced by jazz, although Tung Duong's experimentation with jazz is still not much.[68][69]

Personal life

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Due to his "picky" fashion and music style, Tung Duong also had to endure criticism from a segment of the audience, considering his style "eccentric", "ghostly",[70][71] In addition, after the Vietnam Idol 2010 contest ended, when answering an interview about the winner Uyen Linh, he commented that he had not found a "musical personality" in Uyen Linh and therefore did not feel "really interested" in her.[72] This comment by Tung Duong caused him to be harshly criticized by many of Uyen Linh's fans.[73] In another interview, Tung Duong said that he felt sad and offended by these criticisms.[74]

It was also Tung Duong's performance style and costumes that raised suspicions about his sexual orientation, however he denied that he was "gay".[75][76] At the end of 2006, he revealed his current girlfriend, a young poet born in 1987, who was studying abroad in France.[77][78] These revelations led public opinion to believe that the girlfriend he was referring to was poet Truong Que Chi.[79] However, both Tung Duong and Truong Que Chi denied this information.[80][81][82] In 2010, he announced that his relationship with his girlfriend studying abroad had broken up.[83] During a concert celebrating more than 10 years of singing in Hanoi in December 2015, Tung Duong announced his first son, who was born two days ago.[84]

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