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The result of Ding Yi Music Company’s Composium 2021 is out! Congratulations to all winners, especially to CSS Student Member DING Jian Han for clinching both the 1st Prize for Category B2, as well as the Young Singaporean Composer Award!<\/p>\n
As programme partner, CSS thanks Ding Yi Music Company and all partners involved for organising Composium 2021, and providing a platform for composers to discover and write new Chinese chamber music.<\/p>\n
Missed the Open Rehearsal and Symposium sessions? Revisit the livestreams below!<\/p>\n
Why Contemporary Chinese Chamber music matters?<\/a><\/p>\n What it takes in interpreting Contemporary Chinese Chamber music?<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n Composition Competition: Thematic vs Free Writing<\/a> (ft. CSS Member DING Jian Han)<\/p>\n Compositional Devices of Chinese vs Western Music<\/a>\u00a0 (ft. CSS Members Eric WATSON, Alicia DE SILVA, CHUA Jon Lin)<\/p>\n What’s Next For Chinese Chamber Music<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n Category A | Theme: Chinese Festivals and Customs<\/a><\/p>\nOpen Rehearsals<\/h4>\n