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Singapore’s Got Talent! Three President’s Young Performers hit the jackpot

Renee Yadav and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
© Clive Choo | Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Jay Roon Chua, Rodolfo Barráez and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
© Clive Choo | Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Dante Tan Yu Jie and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
© Clive Choo | Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Por Chang Tou Liang, 21 septiembre 2025
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“responding with a fist pump, Chua knew she had nailed it”
Crítica hecha desde Victoria Concert Hall, Singapore el 20 septiembre 2025
Programa
Tomasi, Concerto for Saxophone
Nielsen, Concierto para clarinete, Op.57
Debussy, Danses sacrée et profane
Mendelssohn, Sinfonía núm. 4 en la mayor "Italiana", Op.90
Intérpretes
Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Rodolfo Barráez, Dirección
Dante Tan Yu Jie, Saxofón
Jay Roon Chua, Clarinete
Renee Yadav, Arpa
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Chang Tou Liang, 9th April
Has Shostakovich become the new Rachmaninov in Singapore? The SSO and Hannu Lintu show that he can be as popular as Rachmaninov. 
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Eliahu Inbal enlivens the Singapore Symphony
Chang Tou Liang, 28th March
The nonagenarian conductor enlivens Singapore's Esplanade Concert Hall with masterly readings of Shostakovich and Rachmaninov 
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Takács-Nagy’s Schumann trumps Bach at the Singapore Symphony
Chang Tou Liang, 13th February
Bach concertos on a modern Steinway prove a mixed blessing, but the Singapore Symphony's Schumann impresses under Hungarian conductor Gábor Takács-Nagy. 
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Pierre Bleuse and the Singapore Symphony raise the roof again
Chang Tou Liang, 30th January
High decibel hits arrive via Prokofiev’s Scythian Suite and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition, sandwiching Liszt from Bertrand Chamayou.  
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World premiere of Jonathan Shin’s Piano Concerto a Singapore landmark
Chang Tou Liang, 19th December
The Singapore Symphony Orchestra and Churen Li score in a landmark new Singaporean piano concerto by Jonathan Shin. 
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Hannu Lintu shows Singapore great things to come with Mahler and Haydn
Chang Tou Liang, 14th November
The Singapore Symphony Orchestra's Music Director-designate made his mark conducting Mahler's Fourth Symphony and the Nelson Mass.
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Chang Tou Liang
Chang Tou Liang
Chang Tou Liang, a native of Singapore, is a family physician by profession. Actively following the classical music scene in Singapore since 1979, he has been a music reviewer of The Straits Times from 1997, contributing over 2300 articles to the national daily. He was also editor of several local musical newsletters and served as Artistic Director of the Singapore International Piano Festival from 2004 to 2008. His blog Pianomania has covered international piano competitions and musical events in four continents. He has a keen interest in travelling, street food and cat photography.