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Huqin player Moses Gay, Ruan musicians Kenny Chan and Cheng Tzu-ting, Double Bassist Wang Lu Yao and Harpist Fontane Liang each share a piece that holds special significance in their music journey. Narrator\/Huqin player Teo Shu Rong sensitively weaves the tale of how Chinese music has shaped each musician’s artistic lives.<\/p>\n
The concert also features three newly commissioned works by local composers – Germaine Goh, Lim Kiong Pin<\/strong> and an arrangement of familiar popular tunes from the 90s-00s by August Lum<\/strong> who will make a special guest appearance. Piano accompaniment by Liang Ming-Huei.<\/p>\n Join us in a celebration of tradition and innovation set amidst friendship and a heartfelt journey of reflection.<\/p>\n