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SINGAPORE
P
R E D I C T I O N...
With
regards to the future of Music and Arts in Singapore,
it seems that they are set to bloom and blossom. With
the building of Esplanade, Singapore looks set to promote
arts. In fact, we have more musical performances coming
in from  other
countries. We do have a school, namely the Nanyang Fine
Arts Academy, for those who are artistically-inclined.
Students are now more exposed to the fine arts. Nanyang
Fine Arts students are given opportunities to showcase
their designs. I believe that the teachers from the Academy
feel that the scene is very promising for their students.
I believe that future looks good for them.
As
for the Music scene, I believe that you are referring
to the traditional music, I am quite sure that I had predicted
the future in one of my previous messages. But nonetheless,
Chinese and Indian traditional music look set to vanish.
The Malay traditional music and dance is still going on
strong, and most probably will still be 50 years later.
Teenagers nowadays are now into the hip-hop, techno and
such after all...
by
"Ms_Zubaidah_spore " - student
SEAMEO RSIP 2004 Singapore team
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SINGAPORE
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Nov
27, 2004)
Singapore
is an exciting and cosmopolitan city who situated at a strategic
crossroads between East and West, that offers a unique blend of
cultures and customs. There is a varied selection of events and
performances that caters to all interests, from the classical
to the avant-garde. Arts lovers may take their pick from classical
music concerts, internationally-acclaimed musicals, or outdoor
performances.
[more...]
INTERVIEW
WITH THE GUZHENG PLAYER FROM SINGAPORE (Nov
29, 2004)
Live
interview with the Guzheng (Chinese Harp) team, which includes
students from Indonesia and Singapore, and also the expert Chinese
harp player and artist from Singapore and Vietnam. [more...]
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