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Yanni will be performing a heartfelt set of English and Mandarin songs by influential Singaporean artists and her original compositions.
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Mon, 18 May 2026: 6:45 pm,7:45 pm
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YAN

Yanni, Mun and Kevin (Singapore)
Songs We Grew Up With 2026Music
18 May 2026
Esplanade Concourse
30mins (No Intermission)
Free
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Audiences can look forward to a warm, nostalgic set that brings together familiarity and heartfelt connection. This performance weaves through beloved Mandopop classics and timeless favourites, creating moments that feel both intimate and shared. Expect songs from artists like Tanya Chua and Teresa Teng, alongside a few personal originals that reflect Yanni’s own journey and stories. Blending acoustic elements with gentle storytelling, Yanni invites listeners to slow down, reminisce, and find pieces of themselves within each song.

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