Sarah Do

Sarah Do is a Vietnamese composer, arranger, and violinist whose artistic voice is shaped by both classical training and contemporary musical exploration. She studied Violin Performance at the Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music before continuing at Berklee College of Music, majoring in Contemporary Writing & Production and minoring in Arts and Health.

Her work spans sacred choral music, liturgical arrangements, orchestral writing, contemporary Christian music, and cross-genre influences rooted in jazz, Latin music, cinematic composition, and nuevo tango. Drawing inspiration from composers and artists across cultures and traditions — from Astor Piazzolla and Ennio Morricone to contemporary Vietnamese musicians such as Vũ Cát Tường and Hoàng Thùy Linh — Sarah brings a deeply expressive and multicultural perspective to her music.

Rooted in the Catholic tradition, Sarah’s music ministry centers on serving choirs, congregations, and communities through works that encourage prayerful worship, participation, and human connection. She believes sacred music can preserve the reverence of tradition while also serving as a bridge for younger generations and those newly encountering the faith, creating spaces where people may gradually discover the beauty, diversity, and sense of belonging within the Church.