The National Arts Council (NAC) Singapore has released an advisory for arts practitioners during the three phases after COVID-19 circuit breaker period. Please read them carefully at NAC’s website (link below).
On the other hand, the deadline for the application for NAC Digital Presentation Grant has been extended to 31 Jul 2020 (F) 5 PM. Projects under this grant must complete instead by 31 Dec 2020 (Th), 3 months later than last stated. We urge all members to consider this opportunity.
Congratulations to Singapore composer, Syafiqah ’Adha Sallehin, on winning the NAC Young Artist Award! Established in 1992, the Young Artist Award...
We are delighted and honoured to welcome John Sharpley to the CSS team as Chief Editor! Bringing with him a wealth of expertise as a composer and...
We are pleased to share that CSS President Dr. Hoh Chung Shih was invited to speak on a panel discussion, The Sound of Now in Asia, delivering his...
To mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Korea, Ding Yi Music Company and Siong Leng Musical Association were...
What kind of music can represent Singapore? What is the "Singapore Sound"? With applications for the Giam-Lim Composition Prize underway, we are...
'As our nation turns sixty, CSS Member Vivien Goh's article for BiblioAsia, the National Library Board's free quarterly publication, is a timely...
"For a choir, the body is our instrument," as Jennifer said, kickstarting the afternoon's discussion on composing for the human voice. Today, we...
We are deeply saddened to hear news of Maestro Choo Hoey’s passing on the 11th of August. An instrumental figure in the development of Singapore’s...
We are excited to announce that applications for the Young Composers Forum 2025 (YCF) will open on 27th July 2025! Under the tutelage of four senior...
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