AUGUST - NOVEMBER 2025
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We are thrilled to welcome you to a brand new concert season at YST — one that carries forward the vision and spirit of past seasons as we continue to nurture young talents, spark curiosity and inspire new musical discoveries.
From orchestral showcases by the YST Orchestral Institute, to blockbuster chamber music celebrations, cross-cultural collaborations, bold new music, and dynamic recitals by visiting artists such as Domenico Nordio, Slide Monsters, Calefax, Jennifer Koh and more, this season celebrates the musical diversity of our YST Community.
Wherever your musical journey begins, you’ll find a place here with us — this is a season you won’t want to miss!
“YST nurtures not only eminent musicians, but also excellent leaders and entrepreneurs. It hones artistry, engages the community through music, and equips musicians with diverse capabilities for a rapidly-evolving 21st century.”
Inspirational life-affirming music-making is at the heart of the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music (YST) at the National University of Singapore.
Founded in 2003, YST has established a reputation as Asia’s most exciting international conservatory, nurturing a new generation of musical leaders in performance, composition, production, and community engagement. Across their diverse stories, they share a common home: the close-knit YST community with its internationally diverse student body, world-class faculty, and warm connections with alumni and the industry.
20 years ago, we began our journey with the Bachelor of Music (BMus) programme as our core educational focus. Since then, our educational offering has expanded substantially to include graduate, continuing education, and young artist programmes, as well as course offerings for NUS undergraduates at large. Further, we engage the public in music through our extensive concert programming, community engagement initiatives, and the work of our Centre for Music and Health.
Majors & Ensembles
OpusNovus
Contemporary Music Ensemble
Mondays*, 12:15pm
YST Recording Studio, Free^
Wednesdays*, 12:10pm
YST Concert Hall, Free^
Our Soundbites series offers YST students the opportunity to programme their own concerts and showcase their unique musical expertise.
Our Wednesday Noon Recital series presents YST students with a platform to perform before their peers and the general public — featuring a variety of solo and ensemble performances across different instrument majors.
*Refer to ystmusic.nus.edu.sg for exact dates and venues. ^No booking required.
Don’t miss these upcoming concerts by NUS’s credit-bearing performing arts groups!
Come experience the arts in action as students from throughout the NUS Community come together to showcase the plethora of student talent on campus!
8 Nov, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall
9 Nov, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall
Singapore Premiere Fausto Romitelli: An Index of Metals
26 Aug, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, Free with Registration
Domenico Nordio Violin Recital
29 Aug, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
Slide Monsters: Live in Singapore
2 Sep, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
6 Sep, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
OpusNovus Pre-Tour Concert
11 Sep, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, Free with Registration
Calefax Reed Quintet in Recital
12 Sep, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
Jennifer Koh Violin Recital
17 Sep, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
The Complete Chamber Music of Maurice Ravel
30 Sep (Pt. I) & 8 Oct (Pt. II), 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $15
YST Voice Department Presents Songs of the People, Folk Traditions & Stories
14 Oct–12 Nov Various Timings & Venues
Concerto Prizewinners Showcase Ones to Watch –Orchestral Institute: An Ode to Love
15 Nov, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
26 Aug, 7:30pm | YST
“An experience of total perception, plunging the spectator into an incandescent matter that is both luminous and sonorous, a magma of flowing sounds, shapes and colours.”
Premiering for the first time in Singapore, Italian composer Fausto Romitelli’s final magnum opus
An Index of Metals unfolds as an ecstatic ritual of sound, light and image — a psychedelic fusion of music for soprano, eleven amplified instruments, and immersive multimedia, which collide to create a hallucinatory present that dissolves the boundaries between dream and reality.
Look forward to this cross-cultural collaboration, bringing together young talent from across the globe for a visceral performance of one of the 21st century’s most seminal works — an evening not to be missed!
29 Aug, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $26
From prodigious beginnings to international acclaim, Domenico Nordio has emerged as one of Italy’s leading violinists. A former child prodigy and winner of the prestigious Eurovision Young Musicians contest in 1988, Nordio brings to the fore decades of artistry in both solo violin and chamber performance.
Performing works by Weinberg, Reger, Say and Bach — Nordio traverses centuries and styles on this evening to offer audiences a profound insight into the violin’s enduring resonance across time.
In partnership with the Embassy of Italy (Singapore).
MIECZYSŁAW WEINBERG Violin Sonata No. 2, Op. 95
MAX REGER Ciaccona, Op. 117
FAZIL SAY Cleopatra, Op. 34
J.S. BACH
Violin Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004
Embassy of Italy Singapore
2 Sep, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $26
The “Monsters” reigning the trombone world have come together to form the dream 4!
The Slide Monsters are a powerhouse trombone quartet that moves beyond borders and genre, expanding their possibilities to the maximum by centring their repertoire on the quartet’s original compositions.
Prepare to be swept away with a dynamic programme of their chart-topping original works for trombone, alongside bold reimaginings of music by DeBussy, Johnny Green and Florian Magnus Maier on this unforgettable evening.
Supported by S.E. Shires Co., Yamaha and Thein Brass.
SLIDE MONSTERS:
EIJIRO NAKAGAWA, TROMBONE
JOSEPH ALESSI, TROMBONE
MARSHALL GILKES, TROMBONE
BRANDT ATTEMA, TROMBONE
FLORIAN MAGNUS MAIER Abyssos
KOTARO NAKAGAWA Monster’s Tango
MARSHALL GILKES Cora’s Tune Coalescence Improvisation #1
CLAUDE DEBUSSY Reflects dans l’eau
EIJIRO NAKAGAWA Secret Gate Masamune
JOHNNY GREEN Body and Soul
EIJIRO NAKAGAWA Rodeo Clown
MARSHALL FILKES Bare
EIJIRO NAKAGAWA Trisense
6 Sep, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $26
The YST Orchestral Institute under Principal Conductor Jason Lai traces the outlines of a world in flux — one in which artistic voices wrestle with power, beauty, loss, and human dignity.
At the heart of this dialogue is Francisco Goya, whose work spans the elegance of 18th-century court portraiture to the dark, unflinching visions of conflict and suffering that defined his later years. Animated projections by YST alumna Stephanie Tan (BMus ‘21) bring Goya’s works to life in real time, offering a vivid counterpoint to the music and revealing the shared emotional terrain between sound and image.
The evening opens with Manuel de Falla’s Interlude and Spanish Dance No. 1 from La Vida Breve, a work rooted in Andalusian culture and shaped by the flamenco pulse. Beneath its brilliance lies a story of love constrained by class and fate — a portrait of life’s intensity in the face of impermanence. The programme then turns to Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3, “Eroica”, a revolutionary work originally dedicated to Napoleon, then famously retracted. What remains is a deeply personal and expansive musical statement — not about a single hero, but about the human struggle to become one.
Both Beethoven and Goya stood on the edge of Enlightenment ideals, where reason met rupture, and hope contended with disillusionment. Eroica bears the weight of ambition, collapse, and renewal. Through the lens of Goya’s art, beautifully reimagined by Tan with empathy and invention, this performance invites us to reflect on an age (and its heroes) that was not yet what it imagined itself to be.
An age in flux – not so different from our own – still becoming.
YST ORCHESTRAL INSTITUTE WITH JASON LAI, CONDUCTOR
MANUEL DE FALLA
Interlude and Spanish Dance No. 1, from La Vida Breve
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
Symphony No. 3, Op. 55, “Eroica”
Join YST contemporary music ensemble OpusNovus for a thrilling evening of cutting-edge music as it prepares for its China debut at the 2025 Shenzhen Belt & Road International Music Festival!
Committed to presenting groundbreaking repertoire from the 20th and 21st centuries, the ensemble empowers young musicians to explore and engage with the evolving language of contemporary music through performance, collaboration, and experimentation.
The ensemble performs works by leading international composers and actively champions Southeast Asian voices. They have shared the stage with acclaimed groups such as the London Sinfonietta and Ensemble Phoenix Basel, and collaborated with guest conductors like Steven Schick and Jürg Henneberger. The ensemble made its debut tour to Australia in 2023.
Through bold programming and fearless performances, OpusNovus continues to shape a distinctive voice for new music in Singapore and beyond.
In partnership with the CUHK Shenzhen School of Music.
12 Sep, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $26
CALEFAX REED QUINTET
OLIVER BOEKHOORN, OBOE
BART DE KATER, CLARINET
RAAF HEKKEMA, SAXOPHONE
JELTE ALTHUIS, BASS CLARINET
ALBAN WESLY, BASSOON
“Calefax – five extremely gifted Dutch gents who almost made the reed quintet seem the best musical format on the planet.” – The Times
Dutch wind quintet Calefax returns to YST, bringing to the stage their highly acclaimed virtuosic playing, brilliant arrangements and innovative stage presentation.
Defined as a classical ensemble with a pop mentality, Calefax provides inspiration to young wind players from all over the world who follow in their footsteps. Look forward to an adventurous evening with a programme inspired by 1100 to the present day — including original arrangements and newly commissioned works influenced by world music, jazz and improvisation.
17 Sep, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $26
Renowned for her commanding performances, delivered with dazzling virtuosity and technical finesse, KoreanAmerican violinist Jennifer Koh is a bold, visionary artist dedicated to championing inclusivity in classical music.
On this evening, she performs works by J.S. Bach, Missy Mazzoli and Philip Glass — showcasing her sense of curiosity and her commitment to exploring a broad and eclectic repertoire spanning styles and decades.
Supported by the Paeonia Foundation.
JENNIFER KOH, VIOLIN
J.S. BACH
Violin Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006.1
PHILIP GLASS
Sarabande in Common Time Knee Play 2
MISSY MAZZOLI Dissolve, O My Heart
J.S. BACH
Violin Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004
30 Sep (Part I) & 8 Oct (Part II), 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $15
Celebrate the 150th birth anniversary of French composer Maurice Ravel in this two-part concert, tracing the evolution of his chamber music across four decades of profound cultural transformation. Spread across two evenings, we will present some of Ravel’s most celebrated works, including his Sonatas for Violin and Piano, Trois Poèmes de Mallarmé, Tzigane, String Quartet and Piano Trio, among others.
Don’t miss the chance to witness this blockbuster musical tribute and join us as we commemorate one of the 20th century’s most distinctive musical voices — brought to life by YST Faculty, students and alumni — including Head of Piano Studies Prof. Albert Tiu and Head of Strings Prof. Qian Zhou, Assoc. Prof. Zuo Jun (violin), Prof. Qin Li-Wei (cello), Prof. Ning An (piano), and more...
The YST Voice Department presents a year-long exploration of vocal music rooted in folk traditions, storytelling and cultural identity — from the distinct folk and vocal traditions of America (Semester 1) to the rich musical heritage of Northern and Eastern Europe (Semester 2).
Semester 1: Music of America
Liederabend: Songs of America
14 Oct, 7:30pm | YST Recital Studio | Free
Opera Double Bill: The Telephone & Amahl and the Night Visitors
31 Oct & 1 Nov, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall Free with Registration
The first in our new Liederabend series, join our Voice Majors for an intimate evening of American songs, focusing on folk and traditional music from different periods.
Though born in Italy, Gian Carlo Menotti came to the U.S. to study at the Curtis Institute and spent most of his life shaping the American operatic landscape. Don’t miss this semi-staged double bill featuring two of his one-act operas — performed by the YST Voice Department and the YST Orchestral Institute, conducted by Lien Boon Hua.
Voice Discovery: America Sings
4 Nov, 7:30pm | YST Recital Studio | Free
Cantiamo: America Sings
12 Nov, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | Free
A lecture-recital by Voice Literature students and Voice Majors, exploring the diversity of American vocal music.
A vibrant celebration of American song — featuring solos, ensembles, hymns, spirituals, choruses and more, presented by YST Voice students and faculty.
Look forward to Semester 2 as we continue our exploration with the Music of Northern and Eastern Europe!
15 Nov, 7:30pm | YST Concert Hall | $26
YST ORCHESTRAL INSTITUTE WITH JASON LAI, CONDUCTOR
FENG JIALE^, CONDUCTOR AND SYU CHENG-YI (BMus3), VIOLIN CHAI ZI QING (BMus4), PIANO
^FELIX MENDELSSOHN
The Hebrides Overture (Final’s Cave)
PYOTR TCHAIKOVSKY
Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 35
JOHANNES BRAHMS
Piano Concerto No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15
“Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard / Are sweeter.”
— John Keats, from Ode on a Grecian Urn
In the Romantic era, the ode emerged as a form of poetic tribute — a heartfelt, often exalted contemplation on beauty, nature, and the sublime. An Ode to Love draws from this tradition, inviting us to explore the depths of emotion that music can transcend beyond sound.
We open with Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture (Fingal’s Cave) — a vivid evocation of nature’s grandeur, inspired by the composer’s encounter with the rugged Scottish coastline. We then move inward with Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, written during a turbulent period in the composer’s life as a personal ode to forbidden passion. The evening culminates with Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 1 — a profound meditation on love’s trials and triumphs, steeped in grandeur and emotional intensity.
Presented by the YST Orchestral Institute under the batons of Principal Conductor Jason Lai and Feng Jiale (MMus, Conducting), and joined by YST Concerto Competition 2025 Prizewinners Syu Cheng-Yi (BMus3, Violin) and Chai Zi Qing (BMus4, Piano), An Ode to Love is a poetic journey that draws us not only towards love’s melodies, but also the unheard echoes of its enduring power.
Soundbites
12:15pm
Recording Studio, Free
Noon Recital
12:10pm
Concert Hall, Free
Artem Chirkov
Double Bass Masterclass Mon, 7:30pm YST Recital Studio, Free
Artem Chirkov & Friends
Double Bass Recital Tue, 7:30pm
Concert Hall, $20
Wednesday Noon Recital
12:10pm
Kirsten Docter
7:30pm
[Singapore Premiere] Faustro
Romitelli: An Index of Metals
Tue, 7:30pm, YST Concert Hall
Free with Registration
Wednesday Noon Recital Wed, 12:10pm
YST Concert Hall, Free
12:15pm
Sergei Nakariakov
Trumpet Masterclass Wed, 7:30pm
YST Ensemble Room 2, Free
Domenico Nordio
Violin Masterclass Thu, 7:30pm
YST Recital Studio, Free
Domenico Nordio
Violin Recital Fri, 7:30pm
YST Concert Hall, $26
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Soundbites: OpusNovus Mon, 12:15pm YST Recording Studio, Free
Slide Monsters Trombone Clinic
Tue, 10am
YST Concert Hall, Free
Slide Monsters: Live in Singapore
Tue, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
Unity in Diversity: A Chamber Music Recital by Synthe6 Sextet Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $10
Orchestral Institute: The Age of Becoming Sat, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
Soundbites
Mon, 12:15pm YST Recording Studio, Free
Calefax Reed Quintet Instrumental Masterclasses Tue, 7:30pm Various Venues, Free
Yoon Jung Yang
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OpusNovus Pre-Tour Concert Thu, 7:30pm, YST Concert Hall Free with Registration
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Violin Masterclass Tue, 7:30pm YST Ensemble Room 2, Free Synthe6 Sextet
Calefax Reed Quintet
Chamber Masterclass Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, Free
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Calefax Reed Quintet in Recital Fri, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
Soundbites Mon, 12:15pm YST Recording Studio, Free
Jennifer Koh Violin Masterclass Tue, 7:30pm YST Ensemble Room 2, Free
Jennifer Koh Violin Recital Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
Deborah York Voice Masterclass Mon, 7:30pm YST Ensemble Room 2, Free
Robert McDuffie Violin Masterclass & Forum Mon, 7:30pm YST Recital Studio, Free
The Complete Chamber Music of Maurice Ravel (Part I) Tue, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $15
Wednesday Noon Recital Wed, 12:10pm YST Concert Hall, Free
The American Four Seasons with Robert McDuffie Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $20
Of Childhood and Correspondences Mon, 7:30pm YST Recital Studio, Free
OpusNovus Tue, 7:30pm, YST Concert Hall Free with Registration
Wednesday Noon Recital Wed, 12:10pm YST Concert Hall, Free
The Complete Chamber Music of Maurice Ravel (Part II) Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $15
Tengku Irfan Contemporary Conducting Workshop Mon, 7:30pm, YST Recital Studio Free with Registration
Liederabend: Songs of America Tue, 7:30pm YST Recital Studio, Free
Pierre-Laurent Aimard Piano Masterclass Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, Free
Wednesday Noon Recital Wed, 12:10pm YST Concert Hall, Free
Nathan Meltzer Violin Recital Fri, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $15
Soundbites Mon, 12:15pm YST Recording Studio, Free
Michel Dalberto Piano Recital Tue, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $20
Michel Dalberto Piano Masterclass Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, Free
Opera Double Bill: The Telephone & Amahl and the Night Visitors Fri, 7:30pm, YST Concert Hall Free with Registration
Opera Double Bill: The Telephone & Amahl and the Night Visitors Sat, 7:30pm, YST Concert Hall Free with Registration
Soundbites: Chamber Singers Mon, 12:15pm YST Recording Studio, Free
Voice Discovery: America Sings Tue, 7:30pm
Recital Studio, Free
12:10pm YST Concert Hall, Free
Red Dot Baroque Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $15
A Ravel Piano Marathon Fri, 5pm YST Concert Hall, Free
NUS Symphony Orchestra in Concert Sat, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall
NUS Wind Symphony in Concert Sun, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall
Soundbites: Fresh Perspectives Mon, 12:15pm YST Recording Studio, Free
OpusNovus Tue, 7:30pm, YST Concert Hall Free with Registration
Cantiamo: America Sings Wed, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, Free
[Concerto Prizewinners Showcase] Ones to Watch – Orchestral Institute: An Ode to Love Sat, 7:30pm YST Concert Hall, $26
General Admission
Concessions – 25% off
For senior citizens and full-time students outside of NUS, with a valid concession pass.
NUS Students & Staff – 50% off
NUS Students and Staff enjoy 50% off General Admission tickets, with valid promo code.
NUS Alumni – 25% off YST
NUS Alumni (including YST Alumni) enjoy 25% off General Admission tickets, with valid promo code. Visit NUS AlumPERKS! for more information.
No booking is required for free events unless otherwise stated. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
We welcome group bookings for schools, corporations, and groups of more than 10 people.
To arrange a group booking, please contact muscomms@nus.edu.sg
Address
3 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117376
Parking
NUS Carpark 3, at the basement of YST Conservatory.
Nearest MRT Stations Clementi (EW23), Kent Ridge (CC24) and King Albert Park (DT6)
Bus Services
• From Clementi Interchange: 96
• From Kent Ridge MRT: NUS Shuttle Bus D2, K, BTC
• From King Albert Park MRT: 151
By Foot
10-minute walk from NUS University Town
Foreword Coffee Roasters YST Conservatory, Level 1 8am–5pm, Mon–Fri
Bar Bar Black Sheep Alice Lee Plaza (next to YST Conservatory) 12–10:30pm, Wed–Sat
NUS University Town Select outlets open until 9pm, Mon–Sun
One@KentRidge Select outlets open until 9pm, Mon–Sun
Out of respect for other event-goers, late admission will only be allowed at suitable intervals between pieces. No children under the age of 6 will be allowed admission to our events, with the exception of children’s concerts. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue.
YST offers step-free access from the street to all venues within the building. Accessible seating arrangements can be made for patrons with access needs. If you require more information about our facilities or wish to book accessible seats, please contact muscomms@nus.edu.sg
A conservatory can refer to a space dedicated to the care and growth of fresh buds, as well as a school specialised in the fine arts.
At YST, we take both meanings to heart in our mission of nurturing students to challenge, explore and grow as the musical leaders of tomorrow.
Gifts from our donors enable us to provide our students a truly exceptional artistic education, and create vibrant platforms for the community to engage with music.
Donations to YST are matched by the Singapore government, and eligible for a 2.5x tax deduction (for Singapore tax residents). In addition, YST donors receive the following benefits:
Dean’s Circle
Lifetime Ambassador – S$50,000 and above
• Lifetime recognition on Conservatory publications and website
• Lifetime invitation to key concerts and Dean’s Circle receptions
• Complimentary parking (NUS Carpark 3) when attending YST events, upon request
Annual Member – S$2,000 and above annually
• Recognition on Conservatory publications and website for the year
• Invitation to key concerts and Dean’s Circle receptions for the year
• Complimentary parking (NUS Carpark 3) when attending YST events, upon request
YST Friends
S$200 and above annually
• Recognition on Conservatory website for the year
We hope you will consider donating to support the work we do at YST.
Learn more and make a gift at bit.ly/givetoyst
For further enquiries about donation methods, legacy gifts or other questions, please write to us at musgiving@nus.edu.sg – we would be happy to talk further!
We are deeply grateful to our benefactors, whose donations enables a range of opportunities at YST including tuition and bursary support, prizes and career development funding, community outreach, and visiting artist collaborations.
With their generosity and trust, we are able to advance our mission of educating the next generation of musical leaders, engaging the community through music, and being a hub for musical enthusiasm and excellence in Singapore and the world.
Ministry of Education
For their support in the establishment of a conservatory of music in Singapore
Yong Loo Lin Trust
Yong Siew Toh Endowment and Scholarship Fund
The Late Mr Rin Kei Mei & Mrs Rin
Rin Collection String Instruments
Shaw Foundation
The Ones to Watch Concert Series
Singapore Totalisator Board
Lee Foundation
Ong Teng Cheong Professor of Music
Friends, Faculty, Students & Alumni of YST Conservatory
Steven Baxter Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Community Foundation of Singapore
S R Nathan Music Scholarship Endowment Fund
Prof Kwa Chong Guan & Ms Kwa Kim Hwa
Mabel and Soon Siew Kwa Scholarship
Mdm Yong Liew Chin
Yong Liew Chin Music Scholarship
Tan Chay Bing Education Fund
Tan Chay Bing Scholarship
Mr Goh Geok Khim
Madeline Goh Professorship in Piano
Chenter Foundation
Chenter Foundation Cathy and Tony Chen
Community Outreach Fund
Kris Foundation
Kris Foundation Viola Masterclass Fund
Ms Ong Su Pin & Mr Mervin Beng
OKK Wind Prize
Mr Geoffrey Yu
Guy Hentsch Prize for Piano Performance
Geoffrey SK Yu Prize for Cello Performance
Ms Vivien Goh
Goh Soon Tioe Leadership Award
Chan Wing To and Luon
Chong Siak Ching and Seah Cheng San
Doris Sohmen-Pao and Nicholas Chan
Gao Jun
Geoffrey Yu and Guy Hentsch
Goh Geok Khim
Goh Yew Lin
Hamish McMillan Dyer
Hsieh Fu Hua
Ngiam Tong Yuen and Jean Ngiam-Wu Po Kin
Ong Su Pin and Mervin Beng
Phalgun Raju and Nicholas A. Nash
Mr and Mrs Rin Kei Mei *
Rin Huei Yen
Sui Ning
Tan Kah Tee
Vivien Goh
Wang Shuzhi
Mr and Mrs Willy Tan Kian Ping
Whang Tar Liang
Dr and Mrs Yong Pung How
BinjaiTree
CapitaLand
Chenter Foundation
The Community Foundation of Singapore
Far East Organization*
Hanmax Pte Ltd
Hong Leong Foundation*
Keppel Corporation Limited
Kris Foundation
Lee Foundation*
National Arts Council
National University of Singapore Society
NUS Alumni Student Advancement Committee
OUE Foundation
Paeonia Foundation
Shaw Foundation
Singapore Airlines Ltd
Singapore Pools
Singapore Technologies Electronics Ltd
Singapore Technologies Engineering
Singapore Technologies Pte Ltd
Singapore Technologies Telemedia
Singapore Telecommunications Ltd
Singapore Totalisator Board
Tan Chay Bing Education Fund
Yong Loo Lin Holdings
Anonymous Donor
*Founding Partners of the
Singapore International Violin Competition
Christopher Cheng
Dang Vu and Oanh Nguyen
Frans and Marie-Pierre Mol
Ian Rickword
James C M Khoo
Janice Lee
John and Pauline Foo
Kyin Nwe Moong
Lee Eng Hin
Low Jia Hua
Paolo Adragna
Robert Teoh
Yolyn Ang
Goh Yew Lin
Paul McNulty Fortepiano
Tan Kah Tee
Bösendorfer Imperial Model 290
Bösendorfer Johann Strauss
Fazioli F278 Concert Grand
Family of the Late Mr Leong Yoon Pin Leong Yoon Pin Manuscripts
The Late Mr SR Nathan Digital Music Resources from the Madras Music Academy
Mr Nicholas Zaklama Oboe Resources
Other donors and supporters for their generous contribution towards scholarships and artistic development. We express our gratitude and apologies to donors whose names could not be included as of print time.
