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Music brings U.S. Navy closer to Da Nang | Vietnam Today
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Now for the visit of the aircraft
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carrier USS George Washington which
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continued on Friday evening with a
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public performance by the US Navy's 7th
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Fleet Band at Dragon Bridge. So, what do
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you think?
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>> Well, an exciting night for locals and
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visitors because they were in for an
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outdoor concert brought about by
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sailors/musicians.
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For many of these musicians, it was
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their first visit to Vietnam and the
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first time performing for Vietnamese
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audiences. Our reporter Truong Nam has
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the story.
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>> They are sailors, but tonight they are
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here as musicians.
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Members of the US Navy's 7th Fleet Band
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took to the stage at Dragon Bridge on
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Friday evening entertaining residents
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and visitors with a lively outdoor
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concert.
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The performance formed part of the
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carrier strike group's community
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engagement program during its visit to
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Da Nang.
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>> When it comes down to it, connections
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between governments, between militaries,
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between universities are one thing, but
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it's really the people the people
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connections that bring the US and
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Vietnam closer together. And [music]
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honestly, there's no better way to do it
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than music because no matter what
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language you speak,
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you can speak music.
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>> The concert attracted both local
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residents and international visitors
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offering an unusual evening of live
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music beside one of Da Nang's most
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recognizable landmarks.
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>> Well, they're fantastic. Um, personally,
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uh, they're very skillful on their
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instruments like the trumpet, the
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trombone, the saxophone. So, um, with
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the scene here uh, just next to the
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harbor front with the dragon iconic
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dragon here, it's fantastic. Yeah, I
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like it very much. Yeah.
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>> I found the atmosphere here very lively
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and special. I could see people becoming
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part of the experience, almost like a
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culture exchange between the United
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States and Vietnam. It was more than
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just an ordinary musical performance. It
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gave people in Da Nang, especially
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newcomers like me, an opportunity to
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experience the close friendship between
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the two countries.
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>> For many of the musicians, the evening
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also marked their first performance in
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Vietnam.
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>> I've been playing trumpet since fifth
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grade and to grow up and get good enough
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to where I can get invited to a country
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and play with such a great group for a
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wonderful crowd of people. They're so
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energetic and enthusiastic to hear us
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play. It's awesome. We really feed off
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of the energy of the people listening to
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us and it it warms my soul.
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>> This public performance is not [music]
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the band's last in Da Nang.
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Another concert is scheduled for
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Saturday evening as the Carrier Strike
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Group's visit continues.
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>> The visit began and then support with
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military ceremonies. Now here the Dragon
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Bridge that has taken on a different
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character. Formal ceremonies have now
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given way to music, creating an
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opportunity for people from both
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countries to meet, to interact and to
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learn from one another. Tran Nam,
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Vietnam Today, Da Nang City.
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