CHAMBER CONTINUUM
Since the Singapore Chamber Music Festival earlier in 2024, the team has been working hard to plan for activities that encourage groups to keep playing between the festivals.
We are delighted to announce the creation of the Chamber Continuum, a series that is a part of SCMF, specially for chamber music enthusiasts to continue their journey in connecting, sharing and celebrating music with friends in between the biennial festivals.
Following the great reception to the string quartet workshop, “The Art of Communication”, we are pleased to announce a follow-on workshop with Jonathan Ong (1st violinist, Verona Quartet, USA).
Chamber Workshop with Jonathan Ong
18 December 2024, 2 - 5:30 pm
Jonathan will delve deeper into ensemble rehearsal and communication techniques, in a highly interactive workshop that will be informative and engaging for participating quartet members and observers. This programme is presented as part of the Resound Collective’s “Chamber Continuum”.
BECHSTEIN MUSIC WORLD
7 Shenton Way #02-01 Singapore Conference Hall
Singapore, 068810
Public observers: $5 ticket
This workshop is made possible with the kind support of the Low Tuck Kwong Foundation and Bechstein Music World.
“In its beginnings, music was merely chamber music, meant to be listened to in a small space by a small audience.” - Gustav Mahler
Connect, Share, Celebrate!
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Successful Wrap of SCMF 2024
Held over 11 days in partnership with the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, the festival brings together artists from overseas and Singapore, coming together to perform chamber works in various combinations.
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Interview with Jonathan Ong | The Flying Inkpot
Aileen Tang has a chat with Singaporean violinist Jonathan Ong, one of the founding members, and first violinist of the internationally acclaimed Verona Quartet (formed 2013), about the art of communication.
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Be a Donor
SCMF 2024 has been made possible thanks to the support of many individuals, institutions and organisations. Please consider making a donation to help support some of the cost of running this and future festivals.