Samudra – An Ocean of Musical Traditions explores water as a powerful source of life that wields emotion, inspires devotion, and transcends borders. This special premiere commemorates Singapore’s 60th year of independence, reflecting the nation’s spirit of multicultural inclusivity and artistic innovation—a reminder that, like water, music flows beyond boundaries and connects communities.
Marking the ensemble’s 10th anniversary., Samudra features diverse original works with Indian, Chinese, Malay, and Western influences, taking audiences on an immersive journey spanning the sacred rivers of the Himalayas and the vibrant maritime routes of Southeast Asia. Each composition blends traditional instruments with contemporary textures, creating a dynamic sonic confluence that celebrates Singapore’s multicultural identity through the symbolism of water and live sand art.
Highlights
Sky, Silk and Sea (composed by Gu Wei): A transcendent musical voyage from the Himalayan glaciers through India and China to Singapore and Malaysia, charting rivers and seas that connected civilisations.
Jal Katha (composed by Avik Chari): A vibrant celebration of water festivals across Asia—from Holi in India to Songkran in Thailand, and local traditions in Singapore and Malaysia.
Bisikan Samudera – Whispers of the Sea (composed by Syafiqah Adha): Remembering the orang laut (sea nomads) who were part of the proto-Malay people of this region.
Production credits
Artistic Direction, Concept & Lead Composer: Nawaz Mirajkar
Co-Composer: Renu Suresh
Guest Composers: Gu Wei, Avik Chari, Syafiqah 'Adha Bte Md Sallehin
Guest Conductor: Dedric Wong
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