Singapore, 12 December 2020 (Saturday) – After 15 days of intense competition, the Singapore Chinese Music Competition (SCMC) 2020 officially concluded tonight. Organised by the Singapore Chinese Orchestra, the competition received overwhelming responses, attracted 335 Chinese and non-Chinese participants from all walks of life, aged between 7 to 34 years old. Doctor, Engineers, Executives, Teachers and students, to name a few, took part in the Solo (Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Grand)

Singapore Chinese Music Competition 2020 will continue preparations, to be held from 23 November to 12 December 2020. The Solo (Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Grand) and Ensemble categories will proceed as planned. Also, in view of the current situation, organiser Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) took precautionary measures and announced that the Orchestra category is now cancelled. Affected orchestras have already been informed of this decision. The Singapore Chinese Music Competition

Don’t miss the live concerts happening on November 6, November 20 and 21! Following the latest updates by the National Arts Council yesterday, Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) announced today that 100 audience members will be admitted to watch live performances during the upcoming November and December 2020 concerts. In addition, an extra Matinee show for Awfully Joyful will also be staged on Saturday, 21 November 2020, 3pm! Therefore, the 3

The Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) held its virtual Fundraising Gala Concert, titled Yueqin Romance today. Through this event, SCO raised a total of $730,500. All proceeds will go into the development and funding of operating cost of SCO, and will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Cultural Matching Fund from the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth. The event was graced by SCO Patron, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Minister of

Singapore, 19 October 2020 (Monday) – Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) announces November LIVE Digital concert programmes today. SCO presents our 4th Digital Chamber concert titled An Affinity with Nature. This concert will be livestreamed on the online platform SISTIC LIVE from the SCO Concert Hall on 6 November (Friday) 2020, 8pm. The concert video will be available for unlimited playback till 15 November 2020 (Sunday), 8pm. The approximate concert duration

Donate a minimum sum of $500 to attend the concert* Singapore, 9 October 2020 (Friday) – For the first time in 16 years, Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) will be doing a Virtual Fundraising Gala Concert. This marks a fresh beginning, a significant change from our usual Fundraising Gala Dinner & Concerts in hotel ballrooms. The Covid-19 pandemic took the world by storm, and almost brought the world to a halt.

Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) presents our 3rd Digital Chamber concert titled Untamed Melodies. This concert will be available on the online platform SISTIC LIVE from 2 October 2020, Friday 8pm till 11 October 2020, Sunday 8pm. The approximate concert duration is 50 minutes long. Sit back and relax, as 27 SCO musicians present an evening of Chinese Orchestra style wild ride with 8 captivating and energetic music pieces. The rich

Singapore, 16 September 2020 (Wednesday) – Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) presents 2nd Digital Chamber concert titled Nocturne. This concert will be available on the online platform SISTIC LIVE from 18 September 2020, Friday 8pm till 27 September 2020, Sunday 8pm. The approximate concert duration is 50 minutes long. Sit back and relax, as 21 SCO musicians present the delicate elegance of music and serenade audience members with 6 captivating music

Stay tuned to SCO’s Facebook page for the livestream of the 1st live – audience concert on 11 September 2020, 8pm Singapore, 4 September 2020 (Friday) – Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) announced that SCO will stage its pilot concert in Singapore Conference Hall on 11 September 2020 (Friday), 8pm and 12 September 2020 (Saturday), 3pm. Although times are uncertain, SCO is delighted to be part of MCCY and NAC’s pilot

The recent survey done by Singapore Chinese Orchestra also revealed that 65% of Singaporeans are willing to pay up to $19 for livestream concerts. Singapore, 19 August 2020 (Wednesday) – Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) today announced the key findings from the Digitalisation of Arts survey which was done in July 2020, post Circuit Breaker. The online arts survey interviewed a total of 720 respondents as part of its efforts in