At each stop, the ensemble will perform, learn and exchange ideas with students, artists, educators, disability advocates and local communities. From Brown University and The Juilliard School to the Layālaya Global Arts Festival, the tour will share Gaon’s artistic vision while opening new possibilities for professional musicians with disabilities.

Gaon means “center” in Korean. The name reflects the ensemble’s belief that every artist, regardless of disability, deserves to stand at the center of the stage as a leading voice.

International touring requires significant resources. Donations support performance production and operations, artist participation, new musical content and international projects. Contributions can also help meet practical tour costs such as accessible travel, local transportation, accommodation, instrument handling, rehearsals and workshops. Every gift helps Gaon build a sustainable international path for its musicians.

All schedule times are U.S. Eastern Time and subject to confirmation.

• Make a one-time or recurring gift through Gaon’s online donation page.
• Sponsor a performance, workshop or essential tour cost as an individual, company or foundation.
• Connect Gaon with U.S. presenters, schools, universities or disability organizations.