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"I find it fragrant with emotion…. Then there’s her voice – rich, passionate. Like fine crystal it is unmistakably clear and delicate with seemingly countless facets that provide glimpses of her inner soul…" - Johnathan Preston (Technical Fellow) "Rich contralto melody line, enchanting yet melancholy tones very well suited to be enjoyed over a large steaming bowl of the finest 'pho' on a cool evening setting in a outdoor café on the open veranda in autumn with delicate fragrance of herbs, jasmine and spicy pepper. Subtle undertone and earthly yet and flavor combination all set on the lush subtropical backdrop of southeastern Asia" - Jean Steele (Senior Engineer Staff) |
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Tu Nga's PerformancE |
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"Tu Nga's style is comparable to that of the late Edith Piaf. When she performed, it wasn't just her soothing voice that mesmerized listeners, it was also her expressions that stilled the room and hushed the crowd." - Reverend Nguyen Huy Tuong. |
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"All the lights dimmed with the exception of a small spotlight that crept slowly across the dance floor. It stopped forlornly above the statuesque figure of a demure dame who sat at the edge of the stage. It seemed at first as if she was whispering softly into the lifeless microphone in her hands, yet, when the synthesizer spoke its first notes and the guitars strummed their first chords, the mike came alive when Tu Nga gently rose to her feet and sang her first verse...the hall silenced." Nguyen Vu (Executive Asian Account) |
