Supported by Temasek Foundation, the Singapore Chinese Orchestra also announced other engagements in 2022 to nurture an appreciation of music and bring communities together through performances Singapore, 21 June 2022 – With the launch of the first-ever Chinese Orchestral Digital Archives, researchers, scholars, musicians and the general public can now access over 20 years of Singapore Chinese Orchestra’s (SCO) concerts, music compositions and information on the development of Chinese music

For the first time, Mapletree Investments (“Mapletree” or “the Group”) is presenting a live performance at VivoCity Amphitheatre by Singapore Chinese Orchestra (“SCO”). The concert, which will feature more than 30 musicians on stage, is titled SCO Goes To VivoCity. It will be held at the mall’s open-air Amphitheatre on 28 May 2022, 7.30pm. Mr Edmund Cheng, Mapletree Chairman, said: “We are excited to welcome SCO to VivoCity in a

Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) presents annual favourites such as the Mother’s Day concert and Young Children’s concert this May and June. Celebrate this Mother’s Day with SCO and talented local singer Joanna Dong, and spend this June holidays with adventurer Quek Quek! SCO presents Mother’s Day Concert: To Mom, With Love on 7 May 2022 SCO’s annual flagship heart-warming Mother’s Day Concert returns. A mother’s love is unconditional, making sacrifices

Registration for the biennial Singapore Chinese Music Competition (SCMC) 2022 will commence on 18 April 2022, with new categories Ensemble A (for 18 years & below) and Ensemble B (no age-limit). This second edition of SCMC seeks to provide an excellent platform to develop the performing skills of young musicians, raise musical standards, discover new talents, and to connect our people by supporting their lifelong interest in pursuit of Chinese

Following the news of the long-awaited full comeback this March with full orchestra and full audience capacity, Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) will be presenting Music Tuesdays: Transcending Time and Space – A Huqin Recital. Online viewers and audience members who watch live concerts at the SCO Concert Hall will all be in for a treat! Music Tuesdays: Transcending Time and Space – A Huqin Recital This is a huqin recital

The Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 1 April 2022 (Friday) at NAFA’s Lee Foundation Theatre. The ceremony was marked by a performance by the SCO, featuring young musicians from NAFA. With a longstanding collaborative relationship since 2009, the MOU seeks to formalise the enduring partnership between SCO and NAFA for the preservation and promotion of traditional

Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (SNYCO) is back for more in 2022! Conducted by SNYCO Associate Conductor Moses Gay and guest conductor Lien Boon Hua, the Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra will present Musical Voyage concert on 19 March 2022 (Saturday), 8pm. SNYCO’S Musical Voyage concert Following last December’s First Step concert, SNYCO is going on a voyage this March! Led by Associate Conductor Moses Gay and joined by Guest

Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) makes its long-awaited full comeback this March after 2 years, with the full orchestra back on stage performing to audiences seated together without social distancing. It was in January 2020, during Rhapsodies of Spring concert, where SCO last had the full orchestra on stage. Against all odds, we have reached a significant milestone after imposing various versions of safe management measures (SMMs) in the concert hall

Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) collaborates with Mediacorp Radio Capital 958 FM DJs yet again, to present this annual favourite Chinese New Year concert Rhapsodies of Spring. Conducted by SCO Music Director, Tsung Yeh, the Rhapsodies of Spring 2022 concert will be a live concert performance for two nights and also broadcasted on various platforms, to bring festive cheers to all – beyond geographical boundaries. Online viewers and audience members who

With the current pandemic and restrictions in travelling, the Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) and Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (SNYCO) specially lined up a series of events this year end for your enjoyment. Get ready to indulge in the various genres of concerts, ranging from grand orchestra pieces to bespoke ensemble and chamber style works. Online viewers and audience members who watch live concerts at the SCO Concert Hall will