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Join the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory Voice Department for an exploration of the poets, poetry and composers who have contributed to the evolution of the German Lied. Presented by members of the Song Literature class, this informative session will combine insightful discussions and performances of Lieder from its inception to the modern day. |
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The Wednesday Noon Recitals offer short student performances from the full range of Conservatory activity, an ideal introduction to the world of classical music. |
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The Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music Voice department takes you on an exploration of German poetry, and the composers who interpreted these words into what we know today as the German Lied. Join us for poetic readings and performances of both well-known and forgotten masterpieces of German song. |
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Following last year’s successful debut of the YST Electone Orchestra, Piano majors return to the stage to perform orchestral works on the conservatory’s state of the art fleet of Yamaha Stagea Electones. Tonight’s programme reveals legendary characters in story telling contexts as imaginative as they are diverse: an outlaw from the American Wild West, seductive Sirens from Greek mythology and the sublime ode to St Anthony, now immortalised by the genius variation treatment of Brahms. |
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In a programme spanning the Romantic period to the 20th century, this performance explores the condition of being alone - whether being physically removed from others, or turned inwards in quiet conversation with the self. |
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As part of ongoing international partnerships, the YST Conservatory Orchestra will present a concert at the Korean National University of Arts in Seoul on 13 April 2019. Ahead of the performance in Korea, they will present a pre-tour concert at the Esplanade Concert Hall, featuring an eclectic array of music centred around early 20th-century English compositions. In addition, YST Composition faculty Asst Prof Chen Zhangyi, whose compositions have been performed by ensembles such as the London Symphony Orchestra and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, will present a new concerto commissioned for this occasion. |
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The Wednesday Noon Recitals offer short student performances from the full range of Conservatory activity, an ideal introduction to the world of classical music. |
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Patrick Stadler performs excerpts of the cycle for soprano saxophone solo by Giorgio Netti 
YST faculty member and stalwart of the Singapore Jazz scene Dr Tony Makarome leads students in some groovin' lunchtime jazz! This special programme is curated in conjunction with the “Raffles in Southeast Asia” exhibition, featuring works composed by students of the YST Jazz Class. 
Is right now the best time in history to be making music? Passepartout Duo discusses who they are, what they do, and what it means to be an independent artist making music in 2019. 
Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. |
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Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. 
Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. 
As part of ongoing international partnerships, the YST Conservatory Orchestra will present a concert at the Korean National University of Arts in Seoul on 13 April 2019. YST Composition faculty Asst Prof Chen Zhangyi, whose compositions have been performed by ensembles such as the London Symphony Orchestra and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, will present a new concerto commissioned for this occasion. Taking the stage as soloist in Walton's virtuosic Violin Concerto is YST Head of Strings Prof Qian Zhou. Principal Conductor Jason Lai, who in 2018 conducted the KNUA Orchestra in Singapore, will lead the YST Conservatory Orchestra. 
Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. |
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Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. 
Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect.
Sounding Now is a festival of contemporary music that brings together divergent contemporary practices – composition, electronic music, installation, and improvisation – with the goal connecting people of different artistic communities - both listeners and practitioners - in order to explore the ways their shared interests intersect. |
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In this unique open class recital format, piano students of Prof Thomas Hecht take on the dramatic roles of various composers, who reveal the intimacies of their life and music through “letters” and “journal entries” that the students have fictionalised in connection with the repertoire they are performing. You won’t want to miss the creativity of these intriguing monologues and, of course, the stellar piano performances that follow!. |
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Join us for a short concert of traditional Sundanese gamelan in the Foyer, presented by YST and NUS students from the World Music Ensemble course. Feel free to stay after to try out the instruments yourself and learn something about this wonderful music! 
The Learning Curve is a new and ongoing series led by Dr. Khoo Hui Ling, which explores challenging aspects of teaching and learning in music education. It is a discussion not just for educators, but for students and parents too; it tackles issues both public and private music educators may confront, raises questions students can reflect on, and discusses decisions that parents often struggle with. |
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The Wednesday Noon Recitals offer short student performances from the full range of Conservatory activity, an ideal introduction to the world of classical music. 
Join Chris Moyse, Co-Principal Trumpet, and Kevin Thompson, Trombonist, both of the Hong Kong Philharmonic, where they will discuss their work as orchestral brass players, as well as coach Conservatory brass players in brass ensemble and orchestral brass playing. Chris and Kevin will be joining YST staff pianist Nicholas Low for a duo recital on Thursday, April 18 at 6:00pm. |
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Join Chris Moyse, Co-Principal Trumpet, and Kevin Thompson, Trombonist, both of the Hong Kong Philharmonic, together with pianist Nicholas Loh in a duo recital of popular brass repertoire. 
Join the YST Voice Department for an evening of scenes and arias from operas written by some of America’s most talented opera composers. Directed by Cherilyn Woo, these scenes will transport you from the bleak winter landscape of northern Europe to the mountains of Tennessee, in and out of parlours and small towns in the US, until finally coming to rest on a farm somewhere in the mid-west. |
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1:00pm:CHEN SZU-HUA (B.MUS4), violaLIU JIA, piano PROGRAMME JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACHCello Suite No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1009I. PreludeII. AllemandeIII. CouranteIV. SarabandeV. BoureeVI. Gigue - Intermission (10 minutes) - BÉLA BARTÓKViola concertoI. ModeratoII. Adagio religiosoIII. Allegro vivace Download programme notes 2:00pm:HA YOUNJI (B.MUS4), violaBEATRICE LIN, piano PROGRAMME MIKHAIL GLINKAViola Sonata in D minorI. Allegro moderatoII. … |
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1:00pm:CHEN JIA-YU (B.MUS4), celloLIU JIA, piano PROGRAMME LEOS JANACEKPohádka, for Cello and Piano ROBERT SCHUMANNThree Romances, Op. 94I. Nicht schnellII. Einfach, innigIII. Nicht schnell -Intermission (10 minutes)- CÉSAR FRANCKSonata in A major for Cello and PianoI. Allegretto ben moderatoII. Allegro moltoIII. Recitativo - Fantasia: Ben moderatoIV. Allegretto poco mosso Download programme notes 2:00pm:JAMSHID SAYDIKAROMIV (B.MUS4), … |
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A concert exploring relationships and interactions - between and within sound, instruments and performers. Sympathetic, on one hand, refers to the sympathetic vibrations which create resonances; and on the other hand refers to the attraction and bonds formed between sounds and instruments, bringing us closer together as people. Sympathetic presents pieces by two final-year composition students Lee Jia Yi and Noah Diggs. 
ELIZABETH LOW, piano PROGRAMME MENDELSSOHNFantasia in F-sharp Minor, Op. 28I. Con moto agitato: AndanteII. Allegro con motoIII. Presto RACHMANINOFFEtude-Tableau in F Minor, Op. 33 No. 1 DEBUSSYL’ isle joyeuse, L. 106 Download programme notes TICKETING INFORMATION • Free admission.• All event information is correct at time of print.• Out of respect for other concertgoers, no … 
1:00pmZHENG MINGEN, piano PROGRAMME BEETHOVENPiano Sonata No. 30 in E major, Op. 109 I. Vivace na non troppo. Adagio espressivoII. Prestissimo III. Gesangvoll, mit innigster Empfindung. Andante molto cantabile ed espressivo CHOPINAndante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante in E-flat major Op. 22 RAVELLe Tombeau de CouperinI. Prélude. VifII. Fugue. Allegro moderatoV. Menuet. Allegro moderatoVI. Toccata. … Continue reading "Senior Recital: Piano, Voice & Percussion" |
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1:00pmTAN TZU KUANG, piano PROGRAMME GRANADOSGoyescas, Op. 11I. Los Requiebros DEBUSSYImages oubliées, L.87I. Lent (mélancolique et doux) II. Souvenir du LouvreIII. Quelques aspects de Nous n'irons plus au bois parce qu’il fait un temps insupportable. - Intermission (5 minutes) – CHOPINPiano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 35I. Grave – Doppio movimento II. Scherzo … |
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1:00pmZHANG ZHOUYAODONG, violinGE XIAOZHE, piano PROGRAMME BACHViolin Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001I. AdagioII. Fuga (Allegro)III. SicilianaIV. Presto DEBUSSYSonate pour violon et piano en sol mineur, L. 140I. Allegro vivoII. Intermède: fantasque et légerIII. Finale: très animé - Intermission (10 minutes) – PIERRE BOULEZAnthèmes PAGANINICaprice No. 24 in A minor BRAHMSSonatensatz (Scherzo in … |
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10:00am:CHRISTOPHER JOHANN CLARKE 11:00am:NOAH GABRIEL JULIANO DIGGS 1:00pm:DING JIAN HAN 2:00pm:LEE JIA YI 3:00pm:CHRISTINE NATALIE TANDINATA 
Young musicians from YST’s Double Time programme perform with YST students and Aurora Orchestra musicians, at the end of their three-month musical adventure learning a second instrument. 
In this concert, the Aurora Orchestra explores celestial sounds and the cosmic order in an eclectic programme enriched by choreography and illustration. |
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1:00pmARISA IKEDA, violinGE XIAOZHE, piano PROGRAMME GABRIEL FAURÉViolin Sonata No. 1 in A Major, Op. 13I. Allegro moltoII. AndanteIII. Allegro vivoIV. Allegro quasi presto IGOR STRAVINSKYDivertimento for Violin and PianoI. SinfoniaII. Danses suissesIII. ScherzoIV. Pas de deux: a, Adagio - b, Variation - c, Coda EUGÈNE YSAŸESonata No. 2 for Solo Violin, Op. 27I. Obsession … |
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1:00pmTEO SHAO MING, fluteMATTHEW MAK, pianoLUONG KHANH NHI, piano TANG JUNG SIONG, oboeWAN CHAO-CHIU, cello PROGRAMME JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH Flute Sonate in E, VWV 1035I. Adagio ma non tantoII. AllegroIII. SicilianoIV. Allegro assai FRANÇOIS BORNE Fantaisie brillante sur 'Carmen' - Intermission (10 minutes) - JULES DEMERSSEMAN Duo Brilliant Guillaume Tell ROBERT MUCZYNSKI Flute Sonata, Op.14 … 
Second-year and Third-year piano performance majors present piano masterworks in partial fulfilment of the Bachelor of Music Degree requirements. |
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2:00pmALYSSA YAM KHAI ZHEE, oboeMATTHEW MAK, pianoYANG TING-TING, pianoKENNY OOI CHIA FU, trumpetLU PEI HSIEN, percussion PROGRAMME JACQUES WIDERKEHR Duo Sonata No.1 in E minorI. AllegroII. Menuetto III. Adagio sans LenteurIV. Allegro CHARLES KOECHLIN Quatorze Pieces pour hautbois et hautbois d'amour, Op.179, Vol. 1I. Andante con moto, quasi allegro moderatoII. Allegretto, pas viteIII. AndanteV. Tres. doux, … 
In this original research paper, the issue of mental health is addressed and the question of whether music can be a cure for, or a cause of, mental problems investigated through a study of Robert Schumann’s mental deterioration.For the final project as part of the MUH3202 “Introduction to Musicology” module, students present an original research paper to the public, who are then encouraged to quiz the presenter. |
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With her exceptional talent, musical integrity, and charisma, Nobuko Imai is considered to be one of the most outstanding violists of our time. She began her training at Tokyo's Toho Gakuen School of Music and soon after went to the United States, where she studied at the Juilliard School and Yale University. She won the highest prize at both the Geneva International Music Competition and the ARD International Music Competition in Munich. |
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