Monday, August 06, 2007
In celebration of 30 years of college-building and 20 years of music-making at Temasek Junior College…
MEP@TJC proudly presents
MOTIF TWO
By current students and alumni members
Come and listen to our young and talented performers and composers as we explore both old and new works. Listen to music from East to West, from Classical to Modern 20th Century, in an afternoon and evening of music featuring musicians who are continuing TJC’s music legacy, and from old friends who have graduated and are now pursuing their respective musical journeys, yet have common fond memories of spending time in the music studio.
Presenting…
Much Ado About Nothing Suite by Korngold, Jeux d’eau by Ravel, Die Forelle (The Trout) by Schubert, Swanky by Nigel Wood, Very Metal and Backbeat Breakout by Andy Gleadhill, Ballad of Yubei by Liu Wenjin, Improvisation on Solo Drum by Tommy Wong, Xylophone Concertino by Toshiro Mayuzumi, Quartet 25 by Emily Koh, Chamber Jammin’ by August Lum
…and more!
Details
Venue:
Esplanade Recital Studio
Date:
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Performances:
Current students: 2:30pm
Alumni members: 7:30pm
Tickets:
$15 each (per person/per session)
Available at the door, or order via email: mep.tjc@gmail.com
About MEP@TJC
Temasek Junior College (TJC) celebrates 30 years of college-building and 20 years of music making in 2007. The institution is one of the pioneer colleges chosen by MOE to set up the Music Elective Programme (MEP) and is currently the only college to offer the programme to students in its Integrated Programme.
MEP@TJC hosts a variety of enrichment programmes for students, such as masterclasses conducted by renowned educators and professionals (Professor Patsy Toh/RAM, Toh Chee Hung/Kingston amongst others), exchange visits to overseas universities and colleges (Royal Academy of Music, King’s College London), participating in music festivals worldwide (Pan Pacific Music Camp, World Music Festival) and also collaborated in mixed-media performances (Suntec City Arts and Design Conference). The first MEP@TJC concert – MOTIF: The Inaugural Montage, was held at the Esplanade Recital Studio in July 2006.
2007 has been an exciting year thus far, and has seen the inauguration of the first ever TJC Piano Competition in July 2007. All proceeds of MOTIF TWO will be used to fund the upcoming enrichment trip to New York City in November 2007.
¶ 8/06/2007 09:50:00 pm MEP@TJC proudly presents
MOTIF TWO
By current students and alumni members
Come and listen to our young and talented performers and composers as we explore both old and new works. Listen to music from East to West, from Classical to Modern 20th Century, in an afternoon and evening of music featuring musicians who are continuing TJC’s music legacy, and from old friends who have graduated and are now pursuing their respective musical journeys, yet have common fond memories of spending time in the music studio.
Presenting…
Much Ado About Nothing Suite by Korngold, Jeux d’eau by Ravel, Die Forelle (The Trout) by Schubert, Swanky by Nigel Wood, Very Metal and Backbeat Breakout by Andy Gleadhill, Ballad of Yubei by Liu Wenjin, Improvisation on Solo Drum by Tommy Wong, Xylophone Concertino by Toshiro Mayuzumi, Quartet 25 by Emily Koh, Chamber Jammin’ by August Lum
…and more!
Details
Venue:
Esplanade Recital Studio
Date:
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Performances:
Current students: 2:30pm
Alumni members: 7:30pm
Tickets:
$15 each (per person/per session)
Available at the door, or order via email: mep.tjc@gmail.com
About MEP@TJC
Temasek Junior College (TJC) celebrates 30 years of college-building and 20 years of music making in 2007. The institution is one of the pioneer colleges chosen by MOE to set up the Music Elective Programme (MEP) and is currently the only college to offer the programme to students in its Integrated Programme.
MEP@TJC hosts a variety of enrichment programmes for students, such as masterclasses conducted by renowned educators and professionals (Professor Patsy Toh/RAM, Toh Chee Hung/Kingston amongst others), exchange visits to overseas universities and colleges (Royal Academy of Music, King’s College London), participating in music festivals worldwide (Pan Pacific Music Camp, World Music Festival) and also collaborated in mixed-media performances (Suntec City Arts and Design Conference). The first MEP@TJC concert – MOTIF: The Inaugural Montage, was held at the Esplanade Recital Studio in July 2006.
2007 has been an exciting year thus far, and has seen the inauguration of the first ever TJC Piano Competition in July 2007. All proceeds of MOTIF TWO will be used to fund the upcoming enrichment trip to New York City in November 2007.
