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HAYDN Missa in angustiis – Nelson Mass MAHLER Symphony No. 4 in G major Singapore Symphony Orchestra Singapore Symphony Chorus Singapore Symphony Youth Choir Hannu Lintu, conductor Eudenice Palaruan, Choral Director Wong Lai Foon, Choirmaster Hera Hyesang Park,...
The Concordia Quartet debuted in February 2020 and despite Mervin Beng’s (Chairman of re:Sound Collective) quip that it was the worst possible time for them to debut, their CV boasts an impressive list of...
HAYDN Violin Concerto No. 1 in C major BARTÓK Divertimento Singapore Symphony Orchestra Kam Ning, violin/leader Victoria Concert Hall 27 October 2021 Review by Victor Gan Victoria Concert Hall’s stage seemed somewhat bare for...
T’ang Quartet, Singapore’s premier string quartet and the original bad boys of classical string music here, is looking a little different these days. With almost 3 decades of music-making under their belts, the Quartet...
Qin Li-Wei swallowed the piece whole and delivered it with an impossible mixture of suave refinedness and bravura virtuosity.
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