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Chamber Continuum launches with Chamber workshop led by Jonathan Ong
Resound Collective is delighted to announce the creation of the Chamber Continuum, a series of activities for chamber music enthusiasts, from learners to experienced amateurs and seasoned professionals.
Successful Wrap of SCMF 2024
The Singapore Chamber Music Festival 2024 concluded on 3 Feb after ten days of bringing together musicians from all ages to Connect, Share, and Celebrate the joy of chamber music.
We’d like to express our heartfelt thanks to the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music for their support in making this year’s SCMF a success. We thank YST Dean Peter Tornquist and Associate Dean Brett Stemple for their enthusiasm for the festival even from the early stages of planning, and the generous venue support, as well as the YST staff, who have assisted us in putting the festival rehearsals and concerts together.
Finally, thank you again to all sponsors, volunteers, academy participants, and concert attendees at SCMF 2024 for making this event possible. We look forward to seeing you all again in 2026!
Concert review: Singapore Chamber Music Festival closes with eclectic programme and touching tribute
Concert review: Singapore Chamber Music Festival closes with eclectic programme and touching tribute
Concert review: Chamber Music Festival’s successful return with Aoi Trio and pianist Ning An
After a hiatus of about 20 years, the Singapore Chamber Music Festival has returned with a flourish.
The week-long event, organised by re:Sound Collective, included music workshops and coaching sessions involving 28 local and overseas chamber groups and four evening concerts.
Singapore Chamber Music Festival 2024: An Interview with Resound Collective Chairman Mervin Beng
Bakchormeeboy - Making a triumphant return this January is the Singapore Chamber Music Festival (SCMF). Organised by Resound Collective, the biennial festival is back after nearly 20 years, and brings together music lovers, students and top chamber musicians connect, share and celebrate the joy of chamber music.
Symphony Interviews: Breakfast with Andrew, Mervin Beng and Jonathan Ong
Andrew will be speaking with Founder Mervin Beng and Violist Jonathan Ong from the Resound Collective about the Singapore Chamber Music Festival happening from 24 January to 3 February!
Catch them on Wednesday, 24 January at 9AM on Breakfast with Andrew Lim, on Symphony 924!
Singapore Chamber Music Festival returns after nearly 20 years
SINGAPORE – After almost two decades, the Singapore Chamber Music Festival (SCMF) is back.
Interview with Jonathan Ong, Verona Quartet violinist, for Singapore Chamber Music Festival | The Flying Inkpot
Interview with Jonathan Ong, Verona Quartet violinist, for Singapore Chamber Music Festival | The Flying Inkpot
Concert Preview | Singapore Chamber Music Festival 2024: Yang Shuxiang ‘Everything is Chamber Music’
Concert Preview | Singapore Chamber Music Festival 2024: Yang Shuxiang ‘Everything is Chamber Music’
Concert Preview | Singapore Chamber Music Festival 2024: Aoi Trio
Aoi Trio Interview with Flying Inkpot
Chamber Academy Successful Applicants
Congratulations to all our successful chamber groups.
Chamber Academy Events (open to public observers)
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The Art of Communication - Quartet Demonstration Workshop led by Jonathan Ong
Thursday, 25 January 2024
7:30pm - 10pm
Venue: YST Concert Hall, NUS
Cost: $10 standard $8 students
Open to public, ticketed admission -
Chamber Academy - Coaching Sessions I & II
Saturday, 27 January 2024
Session 1: 9am - 12:30pm
Session 2: 2pm - 6pm
Venues: Ensemble Rooms 1, 2 & 6, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, NUS
Cost: Day Pass - $10 for observers, free for SCMF Academy Participants -
Chamber Academy - Coaching Sessions III & IV
Sunday, 28 January 2024
Session 3: 9am - 12:30pm
Session 4: 2pm - 6pm
Venues: Orchestra Hall, Recital Studio, Ensemble Rooms 1 & 2, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, NUS
Cost: Day Pass - $10 for observers, free for SCMF Academy Participants
Connect, Share, Celebrate!
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2024 Festival Concert Calendar
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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Festival Artists
SCMF is a festival where music lovers, students of music, and top chamber musicians come together to Connect, Share, and Celebrate the joy of chamber music. Learn more about our Festival Artists.
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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.