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A Very Singaporean Celebration<\/strong> Victoria Concert Hall<\/strong><\/p>\n 16 Oct 2019 (W) 8.15 PM<\/strong><\/p>\n Tickets: SGD38, SGD28<\/strong><\/p>\n Ike See, Violin\/Leader<\/p>\n Lim Yan, Koh Jia Hwei, Pianos<\/p>\n Jonathan Shin, Composer<\/p>\n Jonathan Shin \u2013 1819 Suite for Small Orchestra*<\/em> Camille Saint-Sa\u00ebns \u2013 Carnival of the Animals<\/em> (Chamber version)<\/p>\n Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart \u2013 Symphony No. 1 in E\u266d major, K. 16<\/em><\/p>\n Ludwig van Beethoven \u2013 Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21<\/em><\/p>\n Ike See, the young Singaporean violinist who is making waves down under in the Australian Chamber Orchestra returns to lead re:Sound in this concert of firsts! This Bicentennial celebration of home-grown talent features their first commission and two first symphonies by Mozart and Beethoven.<\/p>\n Brilliant young pianist and composer Jonathan Shin\u2019s 1819 Suite for Small Orchestra<\/em> will receive its world premiere, which brings listeners through a musical journey spanning two centuries of Singapore\u2019s history.<\/p>\n Bonus: Read the interview of Jonathan Shin by Aileen Tang at The Flying Inkpot<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n Foremost Singaporean pianist Lim Yan shares the stage with Koh Jia Hwei in Saint-Sa\u00ebns\u2019 brilliantly witty The Carnival of the Animals<\/em>, performed in its original chamber orchestration. The concert will be topped off by Mozart\u2019s Symphony No. 1<\/em>, written when he was just eight(!), and Beethoven\u2019s Symphony No. 1<\/em>, published when was over thirty, and well-established as a composer.<\/p>\n
A Bicentennial Tribute<\/strong><\/p>\nPROGRAMME<\/h4>\n
(Special commission for Singapore\u2019s Bicentennial)<\/p>\n