
Person
Phạm Trọng Cầu
Sound · 1935–1998 · Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Biography
Pham Trong Cau (1935-1998) was a famous Vietnamese musician, the author of the song "Autumn does not return" (Mùa thu không trở lại) and the children's song "For You" (Cho Con). He also has the pen name Phạm Trọng, which he used in the South before 1975. His compositions are often pure, emotional and easy to sing along. Although he studied at the Paris Conservatory, his musical legacy has no instrumental works but up to over 200 songs mainly written for both adults and children. After 1975, Phạm Trọng Cầu returned to work at the Ho Chi Minh City Arts and Culture Association, and was a member of the Music Association. Since 1976, he joined some other Vietnamese musicians such as Trịnh Công Sơn, Trần Long Ẩn, Miên Đức Thắng, Hoàng Hiệp, Nguyễn Ngọc Thiện, Trương Thìn,... to establish a group introducing new compositions at the Patriots' Fair, the first organization of its kind in Ho Chi Minh City after 1975.
Known for

The Girl on the River
Music

For Tomorrow
Original Music Composer

The Birds Sang in a Tranquil Place
Original Music Composer

The Trial Needs a Judge
Original Music Composer

Phượng of Saigon
Original Music Composer

Until When?
Music

Sound of the Waves
Original Music Composer

Rạch Chiếc Bridge
Original Music Composer
Filmography
- 1994Phượng of SaigonOriginal Music Composer
- 1987The Girl on the RiverMusic
- 1987The Trial Needs a JudgeOriginal Music Composer
- 1986The Birds Sang in a Tranquil PlaceOriginal Music Composer
- 1986Rạch Chiếc BridgeOriginal Music Composer
- 1983Sound of the WavesOriginal Music Composer
- 1982Until When?Music
- 1981For TomorrowOriginal Music Composer
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