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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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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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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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Sir Stephen Hough is no stranger to Singapore audiences, having performed here numerous times since his 1st concert with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra at the Victoria Concert Hall in January 1986, playing Saint-Saëns’ “Egyptian”...
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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...
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