After their inaugural concert on Mar 2019, Project IDIOM is releasing profiles of Singaporean composers and composers in Singapore.
The first one CSS has chosen to highlight is Leong Yoon Pin (1931-2011), widely regarded as the doyen of Singaporean composers. Check out his profile at Project IDIOM’s webpage!
Photo credit: Project IDIOM
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