FRENCH HORN PERFORMER & MUSIC EDUCATOR

Ray Wu.

Vancouver, Canada

A life in music.
On stage. In collaboration.
Through teaching.

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Portrait of Ray Wu holding his French horn
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01 — PROFILE

A musical life,
across borders.

Ray Wu is a Vancouver-based French horn performer and music educator. His work spans orchestral performance, chamber music, and teaching, with musical experiences across Canada, the United States, and China.

His musical work brings together orchestral performance and chamber music. Teaching is an equally important part of his musical life, helping students develop their own musical voice.

As a soloist, he performed Reinhold Glière’s Horn Concerto, Op. 91 with a symphony orchestra in China in 2016.

Ray Wu shaking hands with the conductor after performing Glière’s Horn Concerto
ON STAGE

After Glière’s Horn Concerto

Ray Wu with Joe Hisaishi in the concert hall
MUSICAL ENCOUNTERS

With Joe Hisaishi — a musical exchange

02 — PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

In good company.

Selected orchestral collaborations

01

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

02

Vancouver Metropolitan Orchestra

03

Vancouver Opera

04

Victoria Symphony Orchestra

05

Turning Point Ensemble

06

Fujian Symphony Orchestra

03 — MUSIC EDUCATION

Music is made
to be shared.

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A considered, personal approach to learning the horn.

Ray teaches horn in Vancouver and Richmond and has worked with students from age nine through adulthood. His teaching experience includes work as a Horn Instructor at Douglas College, horn instruction at St. George’s School and school-band clinics in Coquitlam, Burnaby, and Vancouver.

Douglas College

Horn Instructor

Individual instructionSchool-band clinicsHorn section coaching

04 — EDUCATION

Grounded in
craft.

Horn Performance

University of British Columbia

Master of Music

French Horn Performance

Boston Conservatory at Berklee

Graduate Performance Diploma (GPD)

05 — FROM THE ARCHIVE

Recent performances.

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PERFORMANCES, LESSONS & COLLABORATIONS

Let’s make music.

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