Grammy judges judge 'Musical prodigy'

Vanessa Vo - who judged the 2014 Grammy Awards - returned to Vietnam to be a judge on episode 5 of the children's talent search program.

Vanessa Vo judged the competition on the topic "International Folk Music". She appeared in a Dao costume during the recording session.

When the MC asked which language she wanted to learn more, she confided: "I want to learn Vietnamese. Because I am a folk music artist. I not only study at school but also study with artists. Artists are like a treasure trove of folk music and Vietnamese culture. They teach me a lot of things."

In addition to being a judge, Vanessa Vo also performed a zither performance. "I thought a lot about which piece of music I would perform. I wanted it to be a piece of music that would encourage children to dare to dream, dare to do to achieve. In the end, I chose to chooseLet It Goin the animated film Frozen," she said.

Artist performing in the show.

The zither artist shared that there are three important things she always devotes her heart to: writing music, performing, and teaching. According to her, writing music helps artists express who they are and what they think. Performing is for them to share music with everyone. Teaching is a way to help the new generation of young people absorb and continue that spirit.

Vanessa Vo said music helped her meet her current husband. He was one of the organizers of the festival in the US in 1995.that you participate in.Since 2001, she has been living in the US with her husband. Music also helps her to be friends with her children. They often perform on stage together and play music at charity events.

*Vanessa Voperformance of 'Ly Cay Banyan'

Artist Vanessa Vo (Vo Van Anh) was born in 1975 in Hanoi, in a family with a musical tradition. Shelearned to play the zither from the age of six.In 1995, she won first prize in the "National Young Talents of Zither" competition and first prize in "Modern Folk Music Solo". In 2003, she composed film music.Daughter From Danangand was nominated for an Oscar. In 2009, Vanessa Vo won an Emmy for her soundtrack.Bolinao 52.

She also co-composed music for the documentary.A Village Called Versaillesand won the People's Choice Award at the New Orleans Film Festival. In 2013, the albumThree Mountain PassHer albums were in the Top 10 World Music CDs in the US and the Top 50 All-Music CDs in the US. In 2014, she was invited to be a judge for the Grammy Awards.World Music genre.

According to VNE