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In a pandemic fuelled by airborne infection, communal singing is frequently cited as a high-risk activity rife for transmission. Even Singapore’s own Ministry of Education put choral singing as one …
A nascent collective of singers, Chroma, was formed by Ellissa Sayampanathan and Gerard Lim to explore Western classical vocal repertory to grow audiences and musicians. The ensemble comprises classically-trained singers …
Tenor and Voice teacher Jonathan Macpherson shares his views on choir concerts after the COVID-19 Pandemic with Ocean of Songs. The Metro Philharmonic Society’s “Ocean of Songs” concert has made …
Presented by Dr. Zechariah Goh Vox Camerata and the University of Queensland are curating an online seminar series entitled ‘Choral Conversations: Context and Culture.’ This series is focused on consolidating …
Vox Camerata’s Associate Conductors, Samantha Wee and Sun Boxi, reflect on possible new ways of performing and presenting choral music in a post-COVID future with Nelson’s Choral Voyage. Mr. Nelson …
To have SYC to grace us with their performance once again is achingly poetic. A year has passed since I’ve had the pleasure of watching the SYC Ensemble Singers; a …
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Singapore has been rather risk-averse when it comes to managing the COVID-19 situation, and only in late 2021 have choirs been allowed to come together to perform. Even then, choirs …
Vox Camerata and the University of Queensland are curating an online seminar series entitled ‘Choral Conversations: Context and Culture.’ This series is focused on consolidating researcher and practitioner findings, thoughts, …
