“The best way to attain a Gold with Honours is NOT to desire a Gold with Honours.” Hear what Dr Kelly Tang has to say about his pieces “Two Overtures for Wind Band” and his… Read More »Kelly Tang – Two Overtures for Wind Band
If you have heard of Spartacus, you would have definitely heard of Jan Van der Roost, the composer, from Belgium! Hear his short interview about his works and his musical ideas to writing!
Sir Simon Rattle once said “Being a conductor is kind of a hybrid profession because most fundamentally, it is being someone who is a coach, a trainer, an editor, a director.” How true his statement… Read More »Clarence Tan
Practice is the most important thing I can say. Sometimes 20 minutes of practice on one day can be more productive than 3 hours on another! Hear more wise words from Jublian Bliss!
In a 4-part series called Studying Abroad, we gather the valuable experiences of Koh Chee Kang as he shares his experiences and challenges faced when studying abroad in a different environment.
“If a composer starts with an intellectual plan he is already severely limiting what the music can express.” With this, we encourage you to read and hear what David Maslanka has to say on his… Read More »Introducing David Maslanka
In a 4-part series called Studying Abroad, we gather the valuable experiences of Najib Wong as he shares his experiences and challenges faced when studying abroad in a different environment.
In a 4-part series called Studying Abroad, we gather the valuable experiences of Philip Tng as he shares his experiences and challenges faced when studying abroad in a different environment.
Johan de Meij visited us in the recent Singapore International Band Festival (SIBF) 2010 where he was an adjudicator. We managed to speak to him on a short interview featuring his composition career. Read on!
In a 4-part series called Studying Abroad, we gather the valuable experiences of Leonard Tan as he shares his experiences and challenges faced when studying abroad in a different environment.
