Esplanade - Stirrings

SYNOPSIS

Soak in beautiful sounds from around the world that stir the soul in myriad ways.

Japanese Shakuhachi
by Shakuhachi Master Hideyuki UENO (Japan)
Exquisite, poignant sounds from the Japanese flute, once used in Zen meditation, now heard across genres from traditional Zen music to contemporary fusion jazz, world music, folk and pop.
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Thai ceremonial music
by Chulalongkorn University Thai Music Ensemble (Thailand)
Flowing, percussive Thai ensemble music with centuries-old Khmer, Indian and Chinese influences, typically performed on festive and auspicious occasions.
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Indian Sitar
by Sitar Guru Chandranath Bhattacharya and Tabla Guru Mihir Kundu from Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (India)
Soulful bhajans, ragas and other devotional music from instruments synonymous with classical Indian music, a peaceful antidote to the bustle of modern living.

European Sacred Music
by Zhou Qian and Friends
LiYang(Soprano), XueYuan(Tenor), ZhouQian(Mezzo-Soprano) with piano accompaniment by Kseniia Vokhmianina.
Sublime sacred vocal works of the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods of Western art history, arranged for soaring soprano, tenor voices and piano.

1 May (Fri)	Japanese Shakuhachi music	5pm & 6pm
	Thai ceremonial music	7.15pm & 8.15pm
2 May (Sat)	Thai ceremonial music	5pm & 6pm
	Shakuhachi music	7.15pm & 8.15pm
3 May (Sun)	Indian Sitar music	7.15pm & 8.15pm
	European Sacred Music	5pm & 6pm

ADVISORY

General Late Seating Advisory

You are strongly advised to be seated 15 minutes before the performance start time.
No admission will be allowed into the venue once the performance has commenced.
Exceptions may be made at Esplanade's discretion depending on the nature of the performance.