Jonathan Shin, pianist, composer & arranger uses the analogy of a hedgehog and a fox to describe the idea of composing music.

Jonathan Shin, pianist, composer &amp; arranger uses the analogy of a hedgehog and a fox to describe the idea of composing music.

Chats with local classical musicians selected to be our Stars on Symphony.

Chats with local classical musicians selected to be our Stars on Symphony.

STARS ON SYMPHONY

Symphony Uncensored takes a no-holds-barred and tongue-in-cheek look at some of the most controversial topics in the world of classical music. Brought to you by Khim Oei and Gaiatri Vijay

The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

Symphony Uncensored takes a no-holds-barred and tongue-in-cheek look at some of the most controversial topics in the world of classical music. Brought to you by Khim Oei and Gaiatri Vijay
The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

Symphony Uncensored

Symphony Uncensored takes a no-holds-barred, tongue-in-cheek look at some of the most controversial topics in the world of classical music. 

Symphony Uncensored takes a no-holds-barred, tongue-in-cheek look at some of the most controversial topics in the world of classical music.

A chat with Jonathan Shin (Part 3)

Andrew and Khim caught up with members of Red Dot Baroque, Singapore’s first professional period ensemble. to ask what drew them to the textures and thrill of period instruments to how they keep baroque music relevant in today’s world. Hear from Brenda, Gabriel, Placida, and Zoi as they reflect on their musical journeys and reveal the one piece they’d recommend to a total classical newbie.

 

Andrew and Khim caught up with members of Red Dot Baroque, Singapore&rsquo;s first professional period ensemble. to ask what drew them to the textures and thrill of period instruments to how they keep baroque music relevant in today&rsquo;s world. Hear from Brenda, Gabriel, Placida, and Zoi as they reflect on their musical journeys and reveal the one piece they&rsquo;d recommend to a total classical newbie.
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A chat with members of Red Dot Baroque: Brenda Koh, Gabriel Lee, Placida Ho and Zoi Yeh Tzu-Jou-

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Founder of Red Dot Baroque and concertmaster of Grammy-winning Apollo’s Fire, Alan talks about juggling roles across continents, championing baroque music for modern audiences, and leading Red Dot Baroque on its first European tour with a uniquely Singaporean twist.

Founder of Red Dot Baroque and concertmaster of Grammy-winning Apollo&rsquo;s Fire, Alan talks about juggling roles across continents, championing baroque music for modern audiences, and leading Red Dot Baroque on its first European tour with a uniquely Singaporean twist.

Interview with Alan Choo, violinist and co-founder of Red Dot Baroque.

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Jonathan Shin, pianist, composer & arranger is an avid reader and he tells us which books he would rescue from a home fire.

Jonathan Shin, pianist, composer &amp; arranger is an avid reader and he tells us which books he would rescue from a home fire.

A chat with Jonathan Shin (Part 3)

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