
The Year-End Music Showcase at SenTia kicked off with a colorful “feast of sounds” featuring our Primary students. The seamless combination of choral singing, musical instruments, and choreography across all performances clearly demonstrated the remarkable growth of our SenTians after a year of dedication in their music classes.

“What makes the Music Department proudest is not just the flawless performances on stage, but the entire journey the students shared—learning, practicing, and overcoming challenges together throughout the school year. From getting used to new instruments and choral singing to playing in a band or collaborating on ensemble projects, everything demanded perseverance and effort from every single student.

Specially at SenTia, the Music Showcase is not a stage reserved for just a few standout individuals. It is a place where all students stand together, immerse themselves in a shared melody, and shine in their own unique ways.

The school year’s theme, ‘Beyond Me,’ was also brilliantly embodied by the children in this year’s show. Moving past musical challenges, they are outdoing themselves every day through confidence, teamwork, and resilience. That is truly the most meaningful gift they could give to their parents and teachers,” shared Ms. Truc Vy, Head of the Music Department.
The performance took the audience through a rich spectrum of musical colors: from the lively animated worlds of Blue Bird (Naruto OST) and Sailor Moon, to the joyful, optimistic rhythms of Nhạc Rừng (The Jungle Song), Butterfly, and What Makes You Beautiful, alongside deeply emotional pieces like You Raise Me Up, Let It Go, and I am the Earth.

Wrapping up the showcase with the song “Power in Me,” the SenTians delivered an explosive and inspiring finale—a powerful statement of the confidence, courage, and positive energy they always carry on their journey of growing up.
“The showcase truly reflects the care and dedication that the teachers poured into every single performance. For such young children to confidently stand on stage, remember the lyrics, feel the rhythm, and coordinate so well together takes a massive amount of effort. Watching them perform today, I feel incredibly happy and grateful to the teachers for their endless patience and companionship, giving our children such a beautiful and memorable experience,” shared a parent of Anh Khoi (Penguin class).