Apr
6
7:00 PM19:00

Great Artists Series '25 - Presented by Washington University in St. Louis

Vân-Ánh Võ and the Blood Moon Orchestra are part of the Great Artists Series 2025, presented by WUSTL MUSIC. This performance brings today's greatest artists to the community, showcasing a unique fusion of traditional and contemporary musical styles that transcend genres and cultural boundaries.

Vân-Ánh is joined by exceptional artists of Blood Moon Orchestra, including Joel Davel, a Marimba Lumina virtuoso, award-winning jazz pianist and rapper Kev Choice, and master percussionist Jimi Nakagawa. This protean quartet, with all four musicians contributing their vocals, blends ancient sounds with modern innovation, creating breathtaking music that transcends genres and cultural boundaries.

Check out the event link here: Great Artists Series ‘25

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Mar
9
2:30 PM14:30

Adelaide Festival. Chamber Landscapes 2025 and Dialogues In Sound

Van-Anh Vannessa Vo, Director of the Blood Moon Orchestra, will join the renowned Kronos Quartet for a captivating performance of Adrift at the Adelaide Festival in Australia. This special event, part of the festival's Horizons: Chamber Landscapes program, promises to be a powerful and immersive musical experience.

This performance at the Adelaide Festival marks an exciting intersection of cultures and musical traditions, showcasing both Vo’s distinctive voice as a composer and the legendary Kronos Quartet’s groundbreaking work in contemporary classical music.

Check out the event link here: Adelaide Festival

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Jan
17
to Jan 19

Harps of Asia - Presented by Stanford Live

In a groundbreaking performance, Blood Moon Orchestra’s Director, Vân-Ánh Vanessa Võ joins Stanford Live’s celebration of the harp, uniting virtuosos of the Korean gayageum, Japanese koto, and the Chinese guzheng with her own mastery of Vietnamese dan tranh. This unprecedented event marks the first time audiences will witness all four Asian zithers/harps sharing the stage, promising an evening of unparalleled musical integration and cultural harmony.

Joining Vân-Ánh in this event are Joel Davel (Marimba Lumina, percussion), Jimi Nakagawa (Taiko drum, percussion), Shirley Muramoto (Japanese KOTO master), Hwayoung Shon (Korean GAYAGUM master), and Winnie Wong (Chinese GUZHENG master)

Check out the event link here: Harps of Asia

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Dec
13
to Dec 15

HO ZO Festival, Vietnam. Van-Anh Vanessa Vo & Blood Moon Orchestra

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Blood Moon Orchestra is thrilled to be part of the highly anticipated HOZO International Music Festival 2024 in Ho Chi Minh City! Set to take place from December 13th to December 15th, this year's festival promises to showcase an exciting mix of world-class performances from both international and Vietnamese artists. As part of this vibrant musical celebration, Blood Moon Orchestra looks forward to sharing their unique sound and connecting with music lovers from around the globe. Don't miss this unforgettable experience at one of the largest international music events in Southeast Asia!

Check out HOZO official page here: HOZO Festival

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Jun
18
2:00 PM14:00

Guest Artist with the Seattle Opera Production “BOUND” (West Coast Premiere)

Overview

Music by Huang Ruo; Libretto by Bao-Long Chu

Inspired by a true story, eleventh grade honor roll student Diane Tran is the child of two Vietnamese immigrants who are now divorced. With her father rarely around and her mother gone, Diane feels bound to help provide financially for her family, be both sister and parent to her siblings, and also keep up her honor roll studies.

Through the lens of an exhausted dream, we follow Diane as she struggles with familial duties, her mother's abandonment, and the injustices of a system lacking compassion or understanding. As Diane's mother shares her own reasons for leaving family behind, Diane must make an impossible decision in this "land of laws."

For more info, visit www.seattleopera.org/on-stage/bound/

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Jun
17
7:30 PM19:30

Guest Artist with the Seattle Opera Production “BOUND” (West Coast Premiere)

Overview

Music by Huang Ruo; Libretto by Bao-Long Chu

Inspired by a true story, eleventh grade honor roll student Diane Tran is the child of two Vietnamese immigrants who are now divorced. With her father rarely around and her mother gone, Diane feels bound to help provide financially for her family, be both sister and parent to her siblings, and also keep up her honor roll studies.

Through the lens of an exhausted dream, we follow Diane as she struggles with familial duties, her mother's abandonment, and the injustices of a system lacking compassion or understanding. As Diane's mother shares her own reasons for leaving family behind, Diane must make an impossible decision in this "land of laws."

For more info, visit www.seattleopera.org/on-stage/bound/

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Jun
16
7:30 PM19:30

Guest Artist with the Seattle Opera Production “BOUND” (West Coast Premiere)

Overview

Music by Huang Ruo; Libretto by Bao-Long Chu

Inspired by a true story, eleventh grade honor roll student Diane Tran is the child of two Vietnamese immigrants who are now divorced. With her father rarely around and her mother gone, Diane feels bound to help provide financially for her family, be both sister and parent to her siblings, and also keep up her honor roll studies.

Through the lens of an exhausted dream, we follow Diane as she struggles with familial duties, her mother's abandonment, and the injustices of a system lacking compassion or understanding. As Diane's mother shares her own reasons for leaving family behind, Diane must make an impossible decision in this "land of laws."

For more info, visit www.seattleopera.org/on-stage/bound/

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Jun
11
2:00 PM14:00

Guest Artist with the Seattle Opera Production “BOUND” (West Coast Premiere)

Overview

Music by Huang Ruo; Libretto by Bao-Long Chu

Inspired by a true story, eleventh grade honor roll student Diane Tran is the child of two Vietnamese immigrants who are now divorced. With her father rarely around and her mother gone, Diane feels bound to help provide financially for her family, be both sister and parent to her siblings, and also keep up her honor roll studies.

Through the lens of an exhausted dream, we follow Diane as she struggles with familial duties, her mother's abandonment, and the injustices of a system lacking compassion or understanding. As Diane's mother shares her own reasons for leaving family behind, Diane must make an impossible decision in this "land of laws."

For more info, visit www.seattleopera.org/on-stage/bound/

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