Concert Highlights

You may have thought: How does a Chinese Orchestral concert take place and how should I understand and appreciate Chinese Orchestral music? 

Concert-in-Progress 2018

Jan-Jun 2018 Concert Season

  • 7 & 8 March 2018 (Wed & Thu) 3pm
  • SCO Concert Hall
  • (Excluding SISTIC Fee): $14
  • Jan-Jun 2018 Concert Season

Concert Information

Quek Ling KiongPrincipal Conductor

Dizi: Phang Thean Siong (7 March 2018)
Erhu: Zhang Bin (8 March 2018)

 

Part 1: Dissecting the Music

Primary School SYF 2018 set piece
Game / Law Wai Lun

 

Part 2: Know Your Musicians

7 March 2018 (Thu): 
Birds Singing in the Shades
 / Liu Guan Yue

8 March 2018 (Fri):
Capriccio of the Theme of Qinqiang
 / Arranged by Lu Ri ...

Dizi: Phang Thean Siong (7 March 2018)
Erhu: Zhang Bin (8 March 2018)

 

Part 1: Dissecting the Music

Primary School SYF 2018 set piece
Game / Law Wai Lun

 

Part 2: Know Your Musicians

7 March 2018 (Thu): 
Birds Singing in the Shades
 / Liu Guan Yue

8 March 2018 (Fri):
Capriccio of the Theme of Qinqiang
 / Arranged by Lu Ri Rong and Zhao Zhen Xiao

 

Part 3: Top Audience Choice!

7 March 2018 (Thu):

– Second Movement: Picking Up The Mountains from Ode To The Sun / Wang Dan Hong

– Bumper Harvest Worship / Kuan Nai-Chung

8 March 2018 (Fri):

– Prelude, 8th, 9th, and 10th Movements from Heaven / Tang Jian Ping

– Impressions of Chinese Music / Jiang Ying

 

 

You may have thought: How does a Chinese Orchestral concert take place and how should I understand and appreciate Chinese Orchestral music? What is the role of the conductor? Do the musicians need to practice for more than ten hours each day? Can we request for the Chinese Orchestra to perform our favourite compositions? Let our Concert-in-Progress 2018 answer all your lingering questions! With SCO’s Resident Conductor Quek Ling Kiong, dizi musician Phang Thean Siong and erhu musician Zhang Bin, you will have better exposure to Chinese Orchestral music, and you can even pick your own choice pieces – songs with the top votes will be performed on the spot for all!

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