Concert Highlights

“Kampong” to urbanites today, especially to our youths, may sound familiar yet foreign.  We may get to hear the occasional mention of “kampong” and its stories, but  because we do not get to stay in one, “kampong” sounds distant.

Voyage to Nanyang 5: Balik Kampong

2018-2019 Concert Season

  • 9 & 10 Nov 2018 (Fri & Sat) 10.30am (Fri), 2.30pm & 5pm (Sat)
  • SCO Concert Hall
  • (before SISTIC fees): $37, $27, $14**
  • 2018-2019 Concert Season

Concert Information

Quek Ling KiongPrincipal Conductor

Venu: Raghavendran Rajasekaran

Dizi: Tan Chye Tiong

Gambus: Ismahairie Putra

Pipa: Zhang Yin

“Kampong” to urbanites today, especially to our youths, may sound familiar yet foreign.  We may get to hear the occasional mention of “kampong” and its stories, but  because we ...

Venu: Raghavendran Rajasekaran

Dizi: Tan Chye Tiong

Gambus: Ismahairie Putra

Pipa: Zhang Yin

“Kampong” to urbanites today, especially to our youths, may sound familiar yet foreign.  We may get to hear the occasional mention of “kampong” and its stories, but  because we do not get to stay in one, “kampong” sounds distant. Ah De will incorporate multi-faceted musical elements through multicultural instrumental dialogues to bring you on a trip down memory lane to experience the beauty of kampong spirit!

 

Concert will be conducted in Mandarin with English subtitles. Recommended for children 7 years old and above.

 

Ticket Prices: (before SISTIC fees): $37, $27, $14**

 

Pre-Concert Activity (10 November 2018 only)

 

SCO will conduct free and exciting pre-concert activities for ticket holders to reminisce and play old-school games such as five stones, chapteh, hopscotch, goli (marbles), and pick up sticks! Pre-concert activities will start at 1.30pm and 4pm. For ticket holders only.

 

Pre-concert talk  

 

Title: Balik Kampong

Date: 4 Nov 2018 (Sun)

Time: 2pm to 3pm

Venue: Library@Chinatown Programme Zone, 133 New Bridge Rd, Singapore 059413

Presenter: Lee Kok Leong

Website:https://www.nlb.gov.sg/golibrary2/e/toyl-balik-kampong-57120393  

 

This Mandarin seminar shares the different kampongs in Singapore. The biggest attribute of rural Kampong is the large space with people of various ethnic groups living in harmony. Post-war, workers moved into congested city kampongs. Eventually, residents brought their kampong spirit into HDB flats, which also termed as “vertical kampongs”. No registration required.

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