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Orchestral Hall<\/strong> 21 Dec 2019 (Sa)<\/strong> Tickets: SGD10<\/strong><\/p>\n \u300aLoss\u300b is a production that explores various forms of loss that is affecting the very world we live in through dialogue and music.<\/p>\n The concept of loss has stood through the test of time and it has a unique definition for every individual, often defined by their own personal experience. Featuring music that examines what is left of a prosperous ancient civilization, a real life account of a war veteran, environmental destruction and ultimately, death. <> aims to challenge each individual definition of the word and bring the audience on a journey to explore the spectrum of loss.<\/p>\n How can we address these issues? Are our individual efforts too little and too late for the impending doom?<\/p>\n Unanimously formed in 2019 upon completing their music endeavours in Europe, K\u53e3U aims to revolutionise the average concert-going experience. The one-of-a-kind, Singapore-based mixed instrument ensemble, refuses to be confined by tradition. Instead, K\u53e3U innovates by engaging multiple senses of the audience, allowing one to fully immerse the mind in the production.<\/p>\n K\u53e3U \/ \u53e3 is a literal translation of the word \u2018mouth\u2019 in Mandarin. K\u53e3U is one of the most organic form of expression on the human body. Provocative in nature and capable of amplifying controversial ideas, K\u53e3U is an amplification of the group\u2019s personal ethos expressed provocatively.<\/p>\n K\u53e3U members:<\/p>\n Michellina Chan (saxophones)<\/p>\n Don Kow (trombone)<\/p>\n Vincent Tan (euphonium)<\/p>\n Daniel Yiau (conductor\/composer\/bass clarinet)<\/p>\n
Yong Siew Toh Conservatory<\/strong>
National University of Singapore<\/strong><\/p>\n
7:30 PM \u2013 8:30 PM<\/strong><\/p>\nAbout K\u53e3U:<\/h4>\n