by jmetoh@gmail.com | Jun 11, 2026
The snowy fairy tale of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker joins John Rutter’s jubilant Gloria in the Singapore Symphony’s annual Christmas Concerts. It’s a joyous and colourful evening of celebration with our traditional Christmas medley singalongs, featuring the Singapore... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Nov 18, 2025
A new Earth – an SSO commission written by Singaporean composer Joyce Koh – joins Holst’s orchestral spectacular The Planets, completing this famous musical portrait of our solar system. Witness our place in the universe cast in symphonic soundscapes, from the... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Nov 18, 2025
Written to unite the voices of children and adults in song, John Rutter’s Mass of the Children combines English poetry and the Latin Missa brevis in joyous celebration. The Singapore Symphony Chorus, Youth Choir and Children’s Choir rise to the occasion with the... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Nov 3, 2025
Presented by Temasek Foundation It’s that wonderful time of the year again as the Singapore Symphony family dresses up the stage for the holidays. Join us in this classic and heartwarming programme for the Christmas season – be prepared to sing along! Featuring... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Aug 19, 2025
Raffles Hotel Singapore welcomes you to experience an exclusive world-class musical performance, that will be held bimonthly, by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) specially for the community. Revel in inspiring and uplifting melodies as the sun sets, while... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Aug 9, 2024
Hans Graf leads the combined forces of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Chorus and Youth Choir, Symphonia Choralis and vocal soloists in Mahler’s monumental Resurrection Symphony, a transcendent contemplation of life, suffering and death, culminating in ultimate... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Aug 9, 2024
Rachmaninoff’s Paganini Rhapsody is one of the most bewitching essays in musical variations. Watch the phenomenal pianist Behzod Abduraimov spin its 24 ingenious variations of breathless celerity, ravishing twilight and cinematic nostalgia. The Singapore Symphony... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Aug 9, 2024
The distinguished Stephen Layton, one of the finest choral conductors of our time, returns to direct the Singapore Symphony in this jubilant offering of choral artistry. The celebratory beauty of Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols for voices and harp shares the stage with... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Jun 26, 2024
Joy, bright spark of divinity. Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony is classical music’s most beloved celebration of the human spirit – a splendid ode to equality, freedom and fellowship powered by Romantic fervour and Beethoven’s triumphant struggle against the limits of mind... 
by jmetoh@gmail.com | Feb 27, 2024
Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted. Brahms wrote his Requiem not to mourn the dead, but to give solace to the bereaved. Brahms himself lost a dear friend and mentor when Schumann died in 1856. The latter never heard his Cello Concerto performed....