Classical music, opera, ballet and dance in Singapore

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Chua, Chloe Foon, Wong Lai Goh, Elizabeth Lien, Boon Hua Loh, Kevin

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SingaporeHannu Lintu Inaugural Series: Gil Shaham and Mahler 5

Esplanade Concert Hall, Jul 17, 18

Tan Chan Boon, Bates, Mahler

Singapore Symphony Orchestra; Hannu Lintu; Gil Shaham

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Esplanade Concert Hall, Fri 24 Jul at 19:30

Strauss R., Bartók

Singapore Symphony Orchestra; Hannu Lintu; Gabriel Chan; Shenyang; Jennifer Johnston

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Esplanade Concert Hall, Thu 6 Aug at 19:30

Brahms, Dvořák

Singapore Symphony Orchestra; Sebastian Weigle; Marc-André Hamelin

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Victoria Concert Hall, Sat 8 Aug at 16:00

Brahms, Schubert

Singapore Symphony Orchestra; Marc-André Hamelin

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Esplanade Concert Hall, Sat 15 Aug at 19:30

Lok, Tang, Tsao Chieh

Singapore Symphony Orchestra; Boon Hua Lien; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Kevin Loh; Unknown

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Anna Geniushene impresses Singapore in early Chopin and Brahms

Chang Tou Liang, 14 Jun

Anna Geniushene makes a welcome Singapore return, demonstrating that knows exactly what she is all about.

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Toby Tan Kai Rong and Adrian Tang © Chris P. Lim | Singapore Symphony Orchestra

Chang Tou Liang, 21 May

Mozart is pitted against his ”fatal rival" Salieri in Hans Graf's farewell concert as Music Director of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.

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Eric Lu, Kahchun Wong and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra © Nathaniel Lim | Singapore Symphony Orchestra

Chang Tou Liang, 01 May

A world premiere by Wang Chenwei, familiar Chopin and a rare outing for Bartók’s Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta make for satisfying fare in Jahcun Wong’s Singapore Symphony programme.

****1