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Festivals are a-plenty these days now that most covid-related restrictions have been lifted and concert venues have opened up to full capacity. But few have attracted attention like “Martha Argerich and Friends”. While almost...
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Since 2015, Passages has been an independent contemporary season and platform to showcase new choreographic works in the Singapore Ballet repertoire. This year’s programme features two world premieres by Australian choreographer Timothy Harbour and...
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The saxophone is still an under-appreciated instrument in the classical music world. Derek Lim speaks to saxophonist, Samuel Phua, on his upcoming concert, Rhapsodic Stories, with fellow saxophonist Michellina Chan and pianist Abigail Sin,...
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Ballet Under The Stars first started in 1995 and finally makes its post-pandemic return to Fort Canning Green this September. A fun, casual experience for family and friends over a luscious picnic basket (BYOPB!),...
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From exotic Argentina to the majesty of the Alps, this concert might just satisfy the wanderlust in many of us who haven’t been able to travel since the pandemic. Aileen Tang has a chat...
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Welcome to The Flying Inkpot. Still Singapore's longest running (c. 1997) website for all classical music and opera matters, we've been a little on/off (more off lately). If you're looking for a review of a concert you've been to but we didn't cover it, then maybe you should write for us. We need knowledgeable writers with an opinion on classical music. If you're that person, please write to The Editor
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