SNYO in Concert: Symphony of Dance

Sat, 10 Jun 2023, 3pm and 7.30pm

Esplanade Concert Hall

Joshua Tan CONDUCTOR

Janek Schergen ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

See the Music, Hear the Dance George Balanchine

Sat, 10 Jun 2023

3pm and 7.30pm

Esplanade Concert Hall

SNYO in Concert Symphony of Dance Live with Singapore Ballet

Singapore National Youth Orchestra

Singapore Ballet

Joshua Tan conductor

Janek Schergen artistic director

TCHAIKOVSKY Serenade in C Major, Op. 48 32 mins

Serenade by George Balanchine, choreographer

1st intermission

RAVEL Valses nobles et sentimentales 16 mins

Emerald Blue by Janek Schergen, choreographer World Premiere

2nd intermission

TCHAIKOVSKY Excerpts from The Nutcracker, Op. 71 25 mins

Snow Scene, Grand Pas de deux, Waltz of the Flowers by Janek Schergen, choreographer with Singapore Lyric Opera Youth and Children’s Chorus

Lowell Chen, chorus master

Concert duration: approximately 2 hrs

3pm concert: 1st intermission (15 mins), 2nd intermission (15 mins)

7.30pm concert: 1st intermission (20 mins), 2nd intermission (15 mins)

Music programme notes by Natalie Ngai, SNYO flautist and intern

Serenade

I. Pezzo in forma di sonatina

II. Walzer

IV. Finale (Tema Russo)

III. Élégie

About the music

Composer

Music

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings in C Major, Op. 48

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is known for his 19th-century Romantic style of writing that was at the same time German-influenced and characteristically Russian. His Serenade for Strings in C Major is written for string orchestra, resulting in a soundscape grander than a string quartet but more intimate than a symphony’s. In contrast to the tiring periods working on commissioned pieces, Serenade arose from Tchaikovsky’s innate impulse to compose freely, and writing it was a welcome respite for him. After its completion, he wrote: “I love this Serenade terribly, and fervently hope that it might soon see the light of day.”

Despite being the third movement in Tchaikovsky’s piece, the Élégie is placed at the end of the ballet because Balanchine wanted to end the ballet on a somber note.

About the ballet

Choreography

George Balanchine ® The George Balanchine ® Trust

Staging

Elyse Borne

Costume design

Barbara Karinska

Serenade is a milestone in the history of dance. It is the first original ballet Balanchine created in America and is one of the signature works of New York City Ballet’s repertory. The ballet is performed by dancers in blue costumes in front of a blue background. Originating it as a lesson in stage technique, Balanchine worked unexpected rehearsal events into the choreography. When one student fell, he incorporated it. Another day, a student arrived late, and this too became part of the ballet. After its initial presentation, Serenade was reworked several times. In its present form there are four movements – “Sonatina”, “Waltz”, “Russian Dance”, and “Elegy”.

The performance of Serenade, a Balanchine ® Ballet, is presented by arrangement with The George Balanchine ® Trust and has been produced in accordance with the Balanchine Style ® and Balanchine Technique ® Service standards established and provided by the Trust.

Emerald Blue World Premiere

I. Modéré

II. Assez lent

III. Modéré

IV. Assez animé

V. Presque lent

VI. Assez vif

VII. Moins vif

VIII. Épilogue

About the music

Composer Music

Maurice Ravel Valses nobles et sentimentales

In 1911, French composer Maurice Ravel composed the Valses nobles et sentimentales (Noble and sentimental waltzes) for solo piano as a series of waltzes modelled on Franz Schubert’s Valses nobles, Op. 77 and Valses sentimentales, Op. 50. The following year, Ravel orchestrated the piece to be performed as a ballet with a plot imagined by Ravel himself and the title Adélaïde, ou le langage des fleurs (Adelaide, or the language of flowers). Unrelated to the 1912 ballet, Emerald Blue provides a fresh take on Ravel’s timeless music with original choreography by Singapore Ballet’s Artistic Director Janek Schergen.

About the ballet

Choreography

Janek Schergen

The magic of music and movement combined is the inspiration of Emerald Blue. Maurice Ravel’s composition Valses nobles et sentimentales is the catalyst of the piece with the aim to create a swirling group of dancers in rapturous movement inspired by the lush sounds of the orchestra. The dancers represent a romantic era in their overall look and mood. It is a ballet that transports the audience to a place of fantasy.

Excerpts from The Nutcracker, Op. 71

Snow Scene

Grand Pas de deux

Waltz of the Flowers

About the music

Composer

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Music

The Nutcracker, Op. 71

The Nutcracker is Tchaikovsky’s third ballet and it has gone on to become a household name and a mainstay of ballet performances at Christmas all over the world. The ballet produced a Suite, Op. 71a, which was so well-received at its premiere that almost all its movements were encored (being played a second time at the request of the audience).

The selections in today’s performance are from:

Act 1: No. 8, Scene (Clara’s pas de deux), a grand number in Andante triple meter

Act 1: No. 9, Waltz of the Snowflakes that features the angelic voices of a children’s choir

Act 2: No. 14, Pas de deux (Andante maestoso), the emotional climax of the ballet with its descending theme and two-harp introduction, followed by a thrilling Coda

Act 2: No. 13, Waltz of the Flowers, a classic waltz demonstrating Tchaikovsky’s flair for writing beautiful melodies.

About the ballet

Choreography & Staging

Janek Schergen

Costume design

Aaron Yap

The Nutcracker turns into a handsome prince and embarks on a magical journey with Clara to the magnificent Land of Snow where they are welcomed by the Snow King and Queen and dancing snowflakes. Thereafter, they continue their journey into the Kingdom of Sweets where they are greeted by dancing flowers as well as the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier who dance a beautiful Pas de deux.

Joshua Tan conductor

A graduate of The Juilliard School and the Eastman School of Music, Joshua Tan was Second Prize winner of the Dimitri Mitropoulos International Competition and an awardee of numerous scholarships and awards, including the Young Artist Award – Singapore, Bruno Walter Memorial Foundation Award, NAC-Shell Scholarship, and the SSO/MOE Scholarship. He was the first conductor to be presented the Charles Schiff prize from The Juilliard School. His performances of Bernstein’s Mass and the opera Don Pasquale were selected as the best classical concerts of the year 2018 and 2019 by The Straits Times.

Joshua has conducted orchestras all around the world. He has studied with various eminent conductors — James DePreist, Charles Dutoit, David Zinman and Kurt Masur — and worked with many others, such as Michael Tilson Thomas, Ingo Metzmacher and George Manahan.

A versatile conductor, Joshua is at home with symphonic, operatic and ballet works. His repertoire for opera includes La Traviata, Rigoletto, Der Fliegende Holländer, Lohengrin, Carmen, Don Giovanni, Madama Butterfly, Così fan tutte, and Turandot. He is equally adept with music for ballet, film and multimedia, having worked for Disney’s Fantasia and Pixar, BBC’s Blue Planet series, West Side Story, Jurassic Park and more.

Presently Principal Conductor of the Singapore National Youth Orchestra and Director of the Asia Virtuosi, he has served successful stints as Resident Conductor of the National Center for the Performing Arts (China) Orchestra, Principal Conductor of the Guiyang Symphony Orchestra and Associate Conductor of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Season 21/22 saw return engagements with the Hong Kong Philharmonic and Singapore Dance Theatre as well as debuts with the Gunma Symphony and Melbourne Symphony, and a new opera premiere in Hong Kong.

Singapore National Youth Orchestra

A leading orchestra dedicated to the training of young orchestral musicians, the Singapore National Youth Orchestra (SNYO) occupies a special place in Singapore’s music community. SNYO alumni have gone on to become full-time musicians in Singapore and with orchestras around the world. Many are also educating the next generation of musicians and playing significant roles in the growth of Singapore’s vibrant cultural scene. The Orchestra’s roots can be traced to the early 20th century before moving within the purview of Ministry of Education in 1980. In 2015, SNYO became part of the Singapore Symphony Group, which also manages the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO).

Recognised by the Ministry of Education as a National Project of Excellence, members in mainstream secondary schools with sustained involvement in the SNYO will have their participation in the orchestra recognised in lieu of a school-based Co-Curricular Activity (CCA). Entry into the SNYO is by a comprehensive audition process.

The Orchestra currently comprises over 180 talented young musicians aged 10 to 21, representing more than 60 schools across Singapore. Consisting of two orchestras – the main orchestra and a junior training orchestra, the SNYO boasts a distinctive music talent development programme where members receive tutoring from professionals, including those from the SSO.

Over the years, the SNYO has performed in concert venues and music festivals across Australia, Austria, Germany, Italy, Japan, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. The 2018/19 season also included performances at the Xinghai Concert Hall in Guangzhou, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, and a side-by-side concert with the SSO featuring violinist Ray Chen at the Esplanade Concert Hall in Singapore.

At the start of the 2018/19 season, Joshua Tan assumed the position of Principal Conductor with the SNYO and Peter Stark was appointed as its first-ever Principal Guest Conductor.

Singapore National Youth Orchestra

Joshua Tan Principal Conductor

Seow Yibin Associate Conductor

Peter Stark Principal Guest Conductor

Lim Meng Keh Percussion Tutor

FIRST VIOLIN

Aidan Kwek Concertmaster – Nutcracker

Keith Ong Concertmaster – Serenade & Ravel

Jacob Cheng

Hannah Chung

Galen Gay

Colette Goh

Goh Shi Eun

Khloe Gui

Lee Seohyun

Joshua Lim

Raeanne Song

Tong Xinran

SECOND VIOLIN

Ethan Chong Principal

Chloe Chee

Kayli Choo

Tina Gao

Goh Shi Qin

Lee Donghun

Samuel Soekarno

Emily Tan

Raphael Teng

Yeo See Kang

VIOLA

Lareina Lim Principal – Serenade

Ethan Ong Principal – Ravel & Nutcracker

Elliott Chan

Skyler Goh

Hana Jang

Kuah Ying Ching

Jay Lim

Elvis Ng

Reuben Ong

Suah Zen Rong

Calista Tan

Reegan Tan

Samuel Tan

Wang Qian Hui

CELLO

Zachary Lau Principal

Timothy Chua

Ian Jang

Evan Khoo

Stanley Ngai

Dayna Ong

Stacy Tah

Ephraim Tan

Narella Widjaja

Yan Yutong

Aidan Yeong

DOUBLE BASS

Li Jiaying Principal – Serenade

Alexsalma Herbert Principal – Ravel & Nutcracker

Lim Rui Yi

FLUTE

Chan Xingwei Principal – Ravel

Justin Damhaut Principal – Nutcracker

Christie Chong

Carolynn Choo

PICCOLO

Natalie Ngai

OBOE

Tok Rei Principal – Ravel & Nutcracker

Lucas Chan

Linus Ng

COR ANGLAIS

Kayden Yap

CLARINET

Ng Zhi Jian Principal – Ravel

Darren Sim Principal – Nutcracker

Josette Hwang

Qian Wanni

BASS CLARINET

Claudia Toh

BASSOON

Mark Strange Principal – Ravel

Li Ruidan Principal – Nutcracker

HORN

Andrew Lee Principal – Ravel

Chloe Lau Principal – Nutcracker

Pia Ratnam

Ethan Chng

Chua Jia Xuan

TRUMPET

Tobias Tan Principal – Ravel

Domi Chen Principal – Nutcracker

Joshua Tan

Joshua Woodhead

Kieran Yeo

TROMBONE

Reema Chatterjee Principal – Ravel & Nutcracker

Yeo Jun Jie

BASS TROMBONE

Martin Ong

TUBA

Tan Yao Cong*

TIMPANI

Isaac Ng

* Guest musician

PERCUSSION

Mirella Ang

Gladys Chew

Amos Choo

Chloe Miranda

Kilian Muliady

Putra Syahril

HARP

Chloe Lam Principal – Ravel

Chloe Liow Principal – Nutcracker

CELESTA

Linus Ng

Janek Schergen

Artistic Director of Singapore Ballet

Janek Schergen is Swedish/American and trained by Richard Ellis, Christine DuBoulay (Sadler’s Wells Ballet/Royal Ballet) and Benjamin Harkarvy (founder/Netherlands Dance Theatre). Janek is the founding Artistic Director of The Choo-San Goh & H. Robert Magee Foundation and Chairman of The Choo-San Goh Awards for Choreography. He stages the ballets of choreographer, Choo-San Goh and has produced more than 140 staging of his ballets worldwide. Additionally, he has staged classical productions of The Sleeping Beauty, Giselle, Swan Lake, Coppélia, The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, Romeo and Juliet, Raymonda and Paquita.

In 1988, Janek became involved with the inception of then Singapore Dance Theatre (SDT) and taught the company the first ballets they presented at their 1988 debut performances. Since then, he kept an active involvement and staged 11 more of Choo-San Goh’s works for the company between 1988 and 2005. Janek was appointed the role of Artistic Director of SDT in 2008 and is responsible for daily company classes, teaching and rehearsals of the company’s classical and neoclassical repertoires as well as overseeing the artistic developments of the company. During this time, he has commissioned 41 world premiere ballets and brought in a further 20 company premieres to enrich the company’s repertoire.

Janek has been part of several panels and committees for the National Arts Council, including the Sprouts Choreographic Competition. He has also been frequently invited to judge at several international ballet competitions. In 2015 he was presented with the Culture Award given by Tatler magazine and in 2017, he was awarded the Public Service Medal as part of the National Day Awards. Janek was unanimously voted to receive the “Swede of the Year 2019” Award by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce Singapore.

Singapore Ballet

Singapore Ballet (Formerly known as Singapore Dance Theatre) was founded in 1988 by Goh Soo Khim and Anthony Then. Singapore Ballet is a homegrown premier dance company comprising 38 professional dancers, and trainees. The company produces six seasons annually, highlights of which include the widely popular outdoor dance event Ballet Under the Stars at Fort Canning Park, a selection of two full-length classics, Masterpiece in Motion, which brings together three works by international choreographers, as well as Passages, a contemporary dance showcase.

The company’s repertoire ranges from classical to contemporary ballet, with pieces created by renowned choreographers including Choo-San Goh, George Balanchine, Kinsun Chan, Val Caniparoli, Ma Cong, Edmund Stripe, Natalie Weir, Edwaard Liang, Nils Christe, Toru Shimazaki, Christina Chan, Timothy Harbour, François Klaus, Tim Rushton, Pam Tanowitz and Loughlan Prior.

Under the leadership of Artistic Director Janek Schergen, the company has made new strides in the international and Singapore dance arena, adding 41 world premieres, 20 company premieres and new productions to the repertoire.

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Photo: Bernie Ng

Singapore Ballet Cast List

Serenade

Kwok Min Yi

Akira Nakahama

Chua Bi Ru

Elaine Heng

Paloma Hendry-Hodsdon

Nanase Tanaka

Yeo Chan Yee

Étienne Ferrère

Shan Del Vecchio

Beatrice Castañeda

Esen Thang

Felicia Er

Jessica Garside

Kana Minegeshi

Leane Lim

Ma Xiaoyu

My Le

Sayaka Yamauchi

Stephanie Joe

Tamana Watanabe

Theresa Tan

Teo Jun Ning

Ivan Koh

Jeremie Gan

Takeaki Miura

Zachary Healy

Emerald Blue

Chihiro Uchida

Akira Nakahama

Beatrice Castañeda

Chua Bi Ru

Jessica Garside

Kana Minegishi

Leane Lim

Teo Jun Ning

Nanase Tanaka

Stephanie Joe

Tamana Watanabe

Yeo Chan Yee

Étienne Ferrère

Ivan Koh

Jason Carter

Jeremie Gan

Joshua Lee

Kevin Zong

Satoru Agetsuma

Shan Del Vecchio

Shu Igarashi

Reo Mizuno

Takeaki Miura

Timothy Ng

Singapore Ballet Cast List

The Nutcracker

Snow Scene

Snow Queen: Chihiro Uchida

Snow King: Kenya Nakamura

Icicles:

Beatrice Castañeda

Nanase Tanaka

Joshua Lee

Takeaki Miura

Snowflakes:

Esen Thang

Felicia Er

Jessica Garside

Leane Lim

Ma Xiaoyu

My Le

Paloma Hendry-Hodsdon

Sayaka Yamauchi

Stephanie Joe

Tamana Watanabe

Theresa Tan

Teo Jun Ning

Pas de deux

Sugarplum: Kwok Min Yi

Cavalier: Satoru Agetsuma

Waltz of the Flowers

Dewdrop: Elaine Heng

Flowers:

Esen Thang

Felicia Er

Jessica Garside

Leane Lim

Ma Xiaoyu

My Le

Paloma Hendry-Hodsdon

Sayaka Yamauchi

Stephanie Joe

Tamana Watanabe

Theresa Tan

Teo Jun Ning

Singapore Ballet Staff Team

MANAGEMENT

Janek Schergen Artistic Director

Paul Ang Senior Manager

MARKETING / EDUCATION & OUTREACH TEAM

Larissa D’cruz Marketing Manager

Chan Qian Ping Marketing & PR Executive

Chang Zi Min Ticketing & Marketing Executive

Anis Qurratu’aini Senior Education & Outreach Executive

PRODUCTION TEAM

Gordon Lai Production Manager

Fae Tan Stage Manager

Edafi Johar Sound Engineer/Production Coordinator

Florence Sim Wardrobe Supervisor

Ng Yi Min Wardrobe Executive

FINANCE TEAM

Tammy Wong Assistant Finance & Admin Manager

Angela Leow Finance Executive

Sherlene Lim Senior HR & Admin Executive

The Singapore Lyric Opera Youth and Children’s Chorus

The Singapore Lyric Opera Children’s Chorus has been a member of the Singapore Lyric Opera family since 2006, with the Youth Chorus inaugurated in 2019.

As a holistic development programme, the SLOYCC provides vocal training and performance skills for youth and children aged 6 to 25 where we aim to encourage acceptance, appreciation and enjoyment of opera – to be a Youth and Children’s chorus of quality and excellence in Singapore.

Youth and Children are allowed to work with and experience live opera performances, concerts, and outreach programmes annually with professional singers and conductors, acquainting them with opera and orchestral terminology, history and the lives of these great opera composers. The repertoire of the SLOYCC ranges from operas, oratorios, choral masterpieces and musical theatre from all periods, genres, and languages.

Our Youth and Children are also introduced to the significance of theatre, set and costume design in opera and through these activities where they discover and develop musical interests while expanding their intellectual and cultural horizons.

The Singapore Lyric Opera Youth and Children’s Chorus

Chorus Master

Lowell Chen

Chorus Members

Alyssa Davidson

Amanda Beh

Caitlin Eu

Chloey Tan Xi En

Lea Swampillai

Mavis Liu

Simon Hultman

Teo Xin Rui

Astrid Gueritee

Chloe Lee

Evangeline Lee

Giselle Lee

Ines Kim Yuan Xin

Kristy Lee

Pan Yu Hui

Teh Siew Qi

Vedika Fernandez

Victoria Phang

Carin Chan

Li Zhengrong Zoey

Zhou Manqi

SLO Management Team

Gena Ng Manager

Erika Kesuma Marketing Head

Gina Tai Production Executive

Christine Lim Administrative Executive

Kristy Lim Outreach & Engagement Executive

Chermaine Tan Intern

Viven Chong Intern

Schools represented in the Singapore National Youth Orchestra

Anderson Secondary School

Anglican High School

Anglo-Chinese Junior College

Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) (Junior College)

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) (Secondary)

Bendemeer Primary School

Bowen Secondary School

Bukit Panjang Government High School

Bukit Timah Primary School

Cantonment Primary School

Catholic High School (Primary Section)

Catholic High School (Secondary)

Changkat Primary School

CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School (Secondary)

Chung Cheng High School (Main)

Crescent Girls' School

Damai Primary School

Dover Court International School

Dulwich College (Singapore)

Dunman High School (Junior College)

Dunman High School (Secondary)

Eunoia Junior College

Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary)

Gan Eng Seng School

Hua Yi Secondary School

Hwa Chong Institution (Junior College)

Hwa Chong Institution (Secondary)

Hwa Chong International School

International Community School

Methodist Girls' School (Primary)

Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)

Nan Chiau Primary School

Nan Hua High School

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

Nanyang Girls' High School

Nanyang Primary School

National Junior College

National Junior College (Secondary)

Ngee Ann Secondary School

NUS High School of Mathematics and Science

Palm View Primary School

Pasir Ris Secondary School

Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School

Punggol Secondary School

Raffles Girls' School (Secondary)

Raffles Institution (Junior College)

Raffles Institution (Secondary)

Red Swastika School

River Valley High School (Secondary)

Rosyth School

School of the Arts, Singapore

Singapore American School

Singapore Chinese Girls' Primary School

Singapore Chinese Girls' School

Singapore Polytechnic

Springfield Secondary School

St. Joseph’s Institution (Junior College)

St. Joseph's Institution (Secondary)

St. Joseph's Institution Junior

St. Margaret's Secondary School

St. Patrick's School

Tanglin Trust School

Tanjong Katong Girls' School

Tanjong Katong Secondary School

Tao Nan School

Temasek Junior College

Temasek Junior College (Secondary)

Temasek Polytechnic

Temasek Primary School

United World College of South East Asia

Unity Secondary School

Victoria Junior College

Victoria School

Singapore Symphony Group Administration

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Kenneth Kwok

CEO OFFICE

Shirin Foo

Musriah Bte Md Salleh

ARTISTIC PLANNING

Hans Sørensen (Head)

Artistic Administration

Teo Chew Yen

Jodie Chiang

Jocelyn Cheng

Michelle Yeo

Lynnette Chng

OPERATIONS

Ernest Khoo (Head)

Library

Lim Lip Hua

Avik Chari

Wong Yi Wen

Orchestra Management

Chia Jit Min (Head)

Peck Xin Hui

Production Management

Noraihan Bte Nordin

Leong Shan Yi

Asyiq Iqmal

Ramayah Elango

Khairi Edzhairee

Khairul Nizam

Digital Production

Jan Soh

COMMUNITY IMPACT

Kok Tse Wei (Head)

Community Engagement

Kua Li Leng (Head)

Erin Tan

Whitney Tan

Samantha Lim

Terrence Wong

Choral Programmes

Kua Li Leng (Head)

Regina Lee

Chang Hai Wen

Singapore National Youth Orchestra

Pang Siu Yuin (Head)

Tang Ya Yun

Tan Sing Yee

Ridha Ridza

ABRSM

Patricia Yee

Lai Li-Yng

Joong Siow Chong

Freddie Loh

May Looi

William Teo

PATRONS

Development

Chelsea Zhao (Head)

Anderlin Yeo

Nikki Chuang

Elliot Lim

Sharmilah Banu

Marketing and Communications

Cindy Lim (Head)

Chia Han-Leon

Calista Lee

Sean Tan

Myrtle Lee

Hong Shu Hui

Jana Loh

Sherilyn Lim

Elizabeth Low

Customer Experience

Randy Teo

Dacia Cheang

Joy Tagore

CORPORATE SERVICES

Finance, IT & Facilities

Rick Ong (Head)

Alan Ong

Goh Hoey Fen

Loh Chin Huat

Md Zailani Bin Md Said

Human Resources & Administration

Valeria Tan (Head)

Janice Yeo

Fionn Tan

Evelyn Siew

Organisation Development

Lillian Yin

Acknowledgements

SNYO COMMITTEE

Ms Liew Wei Li (Chair)

Prof Qin Li-Wei

Mr Benjamin Goh

Ms Vivien Goh

Dr Kee Kirk Chin

Mrs Clara Lim-Tan

WITH SUPPORT FROM MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, ARTS EDUCATION BRANCH

Mrs Clara Lim-Tan Director, Arts Education

Mr Low Ying Ning

Deputy Director, Music & Drama

Ms Chow Pei Yan

Senior Specialist, Music

THE SINGAPORE NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA WISHES TO THANK

Minister Chan Chun Sing for gracing the SNYO concert as Guest-of-Honour

National Arts Council

Singapore Ballet

Singapore Lyric Opera

Tutors of the Singapore National Youth Orchestra

Parents of the Singapore National Youth Orchestra members

Principals of the participating schools

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