Academy of Music in memory of late Music director, Roderick Teh.
Featuring former students of Roderick as well as new students of Madison Academy of Music performing alongside our team of teachers Celebration of Life is celebrating the continuity, artistic growth and undying legacy of a fine m i i
Maestro Roderick Teh wa after piano and singing te he established Madison Ac 2012. Roderick has taught theatre for more than thirt and the United States. He has previously served a Minnesota, USA for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, Trinity Guildhall and London College of Music. Roderick Teh was an active performer and teacher, has concertised throughout the United States as both a solo recitalist and collaborative pianist. He was the founding director of Ars Musica Summer Institute, an intensive summer camp for talented young musicians, which ran successfully for ten consecutive years in Minnesota, USA.
1. O Polichinelo, Villa-Lobos (Piano) Amelia Loh Xuan Ting
2. Chiquilin de Bachin, Astor Piazolla (Violin) Ella Jong (Piano) Dr. Iryna
3. Somewhere from West Side Story, Leonard Bernstein (Voice) Yurie Morihara, Clara Lim (Piano) Dr. Iryna
4. Student Concerto in G Major Mvmt. 3, Friedrich Seitz (Violin) Lucca Jong (Piano) Dr. Iryna
5. Oh What a Beautiful Morning, Rodgers and Hammerstein (Voice) Cathal Morrison, Julian Koh, Declan Sim (Piano) Dr. Iryna
6. Syrtos, Manos Hadjidakis (Piano) Kaito Liventals
7. A Million Dreams (Greatest Showman), Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (Voice) Adithi Roy, Aoife Marie Morrison (Piano) Dr. Iryna
8. La Brune Coquette, Turina (Piano) Ryan Tay
9. Ode to Joy, Beethoven (Violin) Ethan Ong, Chia Yu Chen, Yusuf Iman, Yasmin Iman, Harper Avery Tan, Liv Katimansah, Christian Tjio
10. The Buccaneer, Malcom Arnold (Piano) Brian Leong
11. You’ll Never Walk Alone, Rodgers and Hammerstein (Voice) Steven Ang, Chu Tze Yun (Piano) Dr. Iryna
12. Allegro Brillian (Violin) Anne Marie
13. Maybe, Charle Charnin (Voice) An g (Piano) Dr. Iryna
14. Nocturne in D flat Major Op. 27 No. 2, Chopin (Piano) Faith Yap
15. Hallelujah, Leonard Cohen (Voice) Srikant Pattabhiraman, Steven Ang
16. The Man I Love & I Got Rhythm, Gershwin (Piano) Alfred Choo Chi Nold
17. Bring Him Home (Les Miserable), Claude-Michel Schönberg (Voice) Corey Koh (Piano) Liew Jie Ying
18. Polish Dance, Edmund Severn (Violin) Shyanne Tan (Piano) Dr. Iryna
19. Make Someone Happy, Jule Styne (Guest Voice) Leslie Tay (Piano) Khew Yun Zhen
20. Piano Trio in G Major 1st Mvmt., Debussy (Chamber) Dr. Iryna, Siauw Wei Han, Olivia Chuang
21. Eight Greek Dances, Yannis Konstantinidis (Piano) Smyrnakis Nikolaos
22. Shangri-La, Brian Bromberg (Piano) Dr. Iryna, Alfred Choo Chi Nold (Violin) Siauw Wei Han, Anne Marie Ang, Shyanne Tan, Ella Jong, Lucca Jong (Cello) Olivia Chuang, Dawn Marie Toh, (Voice) Steven Ang, Srikant Pattabhiraman, Chu Tze Yun, Adithi Roy, Aoife Marie Morrison, Cathal Morrison, Julian Koh, Declan Sim, Yurie Morihara, Clara Lim
When Madison Academy o something for their school to write something that could embody the energy and enthusiasm of their students and staff.
Having taught at the school and worked with the teachers before made this task fairly easy. When I approach writing music I am always thinking about how it will feel to perform the piece I am writing. It is this connection that I think brings me closer to the audience and the players.
The word Shangri-La is associated with a place of paradise, and this song describes a place that I used to go to everyday when I lived in New Orleans. It was not a place of luxury or abundance but rather a quiet place of contemplation. Friends would gather there throughout the day, during work breaks, and in the evening. Occasionally you would have Shangri La to yourself and you could take in the peaceful tranquility. There was one wise old man who lived there whom you could talk with about anything. This Shangri-La was very close to the Mississippi River and when it was quiet you could hear giant cargo ships passing in the water.
know a place under a canopy
The birds fly high and the grass smells sweet t’s a place you won’t read about f you want me to, I’ll show you the route
The wind blows air, pure to breathe You will see
Night comes Ships gliding past Night sky flickering with birds and bats
Nothing here to fear
But wait! What's that in the shadows?
I think I see it grinning at me
It's just a cat
I know a place under a canopy
In this place you can forget your worries
Fresh fruit trees grow under the canopy Playing bocce ball on the green grass
Laughing with the moon that shines above Giving darkness light
There's a place under the canopy A place you might think ‘it can not be’ ‘What’s this place?’ ‘Can it be?’
Shangri-La. It can be It is Shangri-La
Brian Patrick Bromberg is a co cellist who has been living in Singapore forthe last 5 years. He regularly plays with The Orchestra of Music Makers, Gamelan Singa Nglaras, and various chamber groups. His works have been performed in The USA, Canada, Croatia, Italy, Germany, New Zealand, and Singapore. Brian also runs ShanGORIL La Records, a music label thatreleases new music from around the world.
The composer grew up in Chicago, Illinois and attended Illinois State University where he studied with David Feurzeig, David Maslanka, and Sarah Hwang. Upon graduating, he was given the opportunity to study composition with Anthony Ritchie in Dunedin, New Zealand where he completed his master’s degree at the University of Otago.
Brian's compositional and listening interests run the full gamut of sound: from harsh noise music to top 40 pop hits to Javanese Gamelan. His music has been described as “…chill as a twilight joyride in your Cadillac.” Drawing from this wide variety of musical influences, Brian has written extensively for soloists, chamber groups, orchestra, and jazz groups.
Steven has been a singing te Music since 2014. He believe cultivates his students’ passi students have won competitions and are regularly featured in professional theatre productions in Singapore.
Steven's repertoire includes Leporello in Don Giovanni, (performed in Italy), Pharoah in Aida, Njegus in Die Lustige Witwe and Songs of Travel by Vaughan Williams. He has performed as a soloist in many countries including Italy, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, London, Germany, Taiwan, Malaysia, China and Singapore.
Steven has attained a Bachelor’s Degree from Taiwan’s Soochow University Music Department and DipLCM in Music Education (distinction). He has also studied at the London Bel Canto Festival in 2017 and 2018 (on partial scholarship), with Bruce Ford, Nelly Miricioiu and Aprile Millo among its faculty.
Steven is a Spotify Verified Artist whose music is played worldwide. His latest single Use Your Tummy is inspired by his teaching at Madison.
Olivia Chuang obtained a Bachelor of Music (BMus) as a scholarship holder from the Royal College of Music in London under the tutelage of Amanda Truelove. She started learning the cello when she was 11, beginning her studies with Gevorg Sargsyan and later on with Pei Sian Ng and has attended masterclasses with renowned cellists such as Torleif Thedeen and Gemma Rosefield.
She performed Vivaldi’s Double Cello Concerto with cellist Chan Wei Shing in 2015 and recorded Bang Wen Fu’s Loving in 2020. Recently, she has performed alongside JJ Lin and Kit Chan at the Marina Bay Sands Theatre.
She has played with orchestras such as the Orion Orchestra in the 19th annual Night Under The Stars charity concert at the Royal Festival Hall, and the Scherzo Ensemble in performances of The Barber of Seville. Other orchestras she has played with include the Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra, Firebird Orchestra, Orchestra Collective Singapore, Resound Collective, Wayfarer Sinfonietta and Metropolitan Festival Orchestra under the baton of notable conductors such as Antonio Pappano, Rafael Payare, John Wilson, Tony Purser, Martyn Brabbins and Peter Stark.
Wei Han started lear years old. At the age of 13, he became a first violinist in the Singapore Youth Orchestra till just before he entered Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. In between, he took his Performance Cert, followed by A (perf) TCL followed by LTCL (perf).
Being a passionate musician, Wei Han has been actively performing for chamber ensembles and orchestras. Wei Han also kick started the NTU String Ensemble which later changed its course towards a NTU String Orchestra.
Wei Han is an Associate Principal first violinist and an Orchestra Manager for Singapore's oldest community orchestra, Braddell Heights Symphony Orchestra. He is also a very experienced violin teacher in Suzuki Method and traditional pedagogue methods.
His forte include teaching young violinists, as young as 2.5 years old, making it easy for little kids to understand the principles and structure of playing violin and appreciating music.
Wei Han believes learning music is not just about absorbing a skill or knowledge; it is about the entire well being of the student.
Nikolaos Smyrnakis is an alumni of Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama and is a holder of Bachelors of Music (BMus Honours) followed by Postgraduate Diploma on performance.
Although actively involved in performances that include solo and accompaniment of various instruments, ensembles and choirs in Europe and Singapore his focus is mainly aimed in cultivating student’s musicianship through a holistic approach of both technical and musicianship development with an in depth knowledge of all techniques and interpretation aspects of the instrument, spanning from Baroque to 20th century and contemporary music.
Central to Nikolaos’ teaching philosophy is making students independent in their practice and empowering them to strive for higher goals. Nikolaos is very experienced in preparing students of all levels for examinations with 100% success rate as well as preparing for entry to universities and participating in various international competitions.
Versatile pianist as he is, Nikolaos is also a great chamber music partner, experienced piano accompanist and a musician that keeps growing and learning himself.
Dawn Marie Toh started out tutelage of the late renowne
She obtained her Grade 8 at age 10 and her L.T.C.L performing certificate at age 15. She moved on to pick up the cello at age of 11 and obtained her Grade 8 a year later under ex deputy cello principal, doyen Mrs Herminia A. Ilano.
As a performer, she loves performing and over the years she has picked up jazz and pop piano and improvisation as well. Coupled with her strong classical foundation training, she has been invited to perform with Hong Kong Superstar Jacky Cheung on his world tour of the famous “Snow Wolf Lake“ musical, singer Fish Leong, performed lived with famous French pianist Richard Clayderman and BREAD. On the musical theatre front, Dawn has also played for the Chang and Eng entire season, Joseph and the Technicolor coat, Les Miserables and several more.
Her tenacity and diligence has brought her a biggest gig in 2018 when she was asked to teach Taiwanese superstar Vivian Hsu and Dawn landed her first movie role in Taipei as a psychotic pianist as Vivian's double in the movie “ Devil Fish “ which has been screened all throughout Asia.
Dr. Iryna Vokhmyanina is an alumni of Moscow State Music Pedagogical University, with Masters Degree in Pedagogue of Music in piano, completed her PhD with the specialisation Theory and Methodology of Professional Education at Kharkiv National Pedagogical University in Ukraine and became a Professor there. Since then, she has continued teaching and performing concurrently. During her 35 years of teaching experience, she worked at colleges and universities in Ukraine and Russia, presenting her publications at educational conferences.
Dr. Vokhmyanina is a member of adjudication panels at the international music competitions and festivals in the Thailand Chopin Piano Competition and 3rd Singapore Steinway Youth Piano Competition. She regularly conducts piano masterclasses worldwide, including in Music Summer Academy (Olbia, Italy), Kurozwenki Music Summer Academy (Poland), and Singapore Raffles International Music Festival etc.
She is Founder and Artistic Director of “Symphony of Motherhood” and Founding Member and Artistic Director in Chamber Music Society of Singapore.
Many of her students successfully participated in large number of projects, examinations and festivals, including performances in Royal Albert Hall (UK) and Carnegie Hall (USA) among others. They garnered top prizes in international music competitions such as Medan International Piano Competition (Indonesia), 6th and 7th Singapore Performances’ Festival & Competition, Asia Arts Festival 2016 2017, Grand Prize Virtuoso competition (UK), “Golden Classical Music Awards” in New York City (USA), Brilliant Talent Discovery Awards (Italy/Singapore), North International Competition (Sweden), and Vienna Virtuoso Festival (Austria).
Since her return to Singapore, Yun Zhen has been an active advocate and supporter of the local art scene and has been teaching for more than 1o years.
She has performed regularly with the Braddell Heights Symphony Orchestra of Singapore as principal pianist from 2014 through 2017. Together with her colleagues, she was invited by Steinway Serenade (Steinway Gallery) to orchestra a chamber music recital in 2016. In the same year she had also performed at the Melartin hall in Savonlinna, Finland.
In 2021, Yun Zhen was commissioned and performed a new music “Here, Forward” by Brian Bromberg at 10 Square and at Madison Academy of Music Concert IMAGINE.
Yun Zhen is an active member of the Kodaly Academy of Music (Singapore) and is the director of The Piano Odyssey.
Corey Koh, 20, started classical voice study at six with Mr Roderick Teh and has acquired an impressive repertoire.
Corey has performed solo in Prague, Mexico, New York (Carnegie Hall), Tokyo (Suntory Hall), Vienna (Musikverein), Germany, China, Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore.
He was a student in the Young Artist Program at the National University of Singapore Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music studying under Professor Alan Bennett. Prior to that, he studied under Soprano Jeong AeRee.
Thalia Lembong began learning piano at age 5 at the Mandeville Conservatory of Music from 2009 to 2012 under Roderick Teh. She then attended Madison Academy of Music from 2012 to 2015, continuing ABRSM piano, music theory and musical theatre with Roderick Teh up till his passing. After that she was taught by Khew Yun Zhen before leaving the academy.
During that time she was also a part of the Raffles Girls’
Primary School choir under Benedict Goh from 2013 to 2016, participating in each annual Singapore Youth Festival respectively. She has since contributed to various middle school and high school theatre productions at UWCSEA Dover and UWC Maastricht (The Netherlands) before graduating this year in May, becoming an insufferable musical theatre nerd (lighthearted joke)(I think).
She now takes vocal lessons and attempts to arrange musical theatre songs to fit for ukulele in her spare time. Thalia would like to thank Teacher Roderick and Yun Zhen for her understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of music to this day. Their passion and patience continues to keep her inspired and in love with music despite its complexities.
Leslie Tay Voice (Guest)Tenor Leslie Tay has sung a varied repertoire of character roles with various American opera companies including Dicapo Opera (NYC) and Bronx Opera. He has also sung with the Boston Lyric Opera Chorus and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus. He was a young artiste in Lorin Maazel's 2011 Castleton Festival. Locally, he has sung with Singapore Lyric Opera, New Opera Singapore, The Opera People and L'arietta.
Leslie graduated from Manhattan School of Music and Boston Conservatory. He is currently on the faculty of SOTA and is an Artistic Director of The Voice Company.
outstanding for his formidable presence "
supremely commanding vocally" The Straits Times
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Anne Marie Ang is a professional engineer and a proud mother of two lovely young children.
She started learning the violin as a young adult and has continued learning the instrument through marriage, motherhood and a full time job.
My brother and I had something in common, which is both of us love music. One day, my elder brother started learning piano and I wished to pick up something different.
Among some of the musical instrument, I had chosen violin. The music from violin is special and wonderful.
Music helps me to relax and focus on the thing that I need to do. Beside music, my hobbies are badminton, cycling and reading books. I hope that one day I will be able to perform violin on stage and people can appreciate my music.
Alfred has had a passion for piano, having been playing piano for 10 years and has participated in and won several awards in piano competitions, such as the Brilliant Talent Discovery Awards, Singapore Raffles International Music Festival and World Piano Teacher's Association Singapore International Music Competition. During his years of playing the piano under Dr. Iryna Vokhmyanina, Alfred also had the opportunity to perform in many recitals. He obtained his ABRSM Grade 8 piano certification in 2017 and recently his ARSM Diploma certificate for piano in 2021. He also studied music under the Music Elective Programme in secondary school.
Chu Tze Yun, 8 years old, has been taking singing lessons from Mr. Steven Ang at Madison Academy of Music since September 2021. The talented young girl had her very first solo performance at the Asia Art Festival in July 2022. In addition to singing, Tze Yun also participates actively in dancing. In her spare time, she enjoys dancing various genres of dance, ranging from jazz and ballet to tap dance. She feels excited about the concert as it is her first concert staged with Madison Academy of Music. She hopes that you will enjoy the performance!
seveng play the he beach be. ising v p g , p paration for his maiden performance has added sparkles in his eyes as he begins to see the beauty of music.
Yusuf is cognizant that he has a long way to go in his violin journey, but he is ever who enjoys pool o to s ght.
s v s g s s g violin lessons. As she continues to advance her learning, she yearns to collect bigger, more colourful, and glittery stickers.
Ella turns nine this year and learns the piano and violin. Her favourite violinist is Vanessa-Mae and she especially enjoys songs from musical theatres.
Ella is also a part of the Junior Choir for Voices of Singapore and believes that music should be injected in all parts of life.
Combining her love for horse riding, Ella dreams to be able to play her violin whilst horse-riding someday.
Lucca is also nine this year and loves to make music with his twin sister. He learns the violin, piano and drums.
His favourite past time is to use his instruments to play contemporary songs by ear such as the song 'Coffin Dance'.
Lucca enjoys the 'Rock Music' genre and dreams to perform at the Royal Albert Hall someday. His current favourite song is Singin' in the Rain as he inspires to bring joyful music to the world.
Liv Katimansah began her violin journey under the watchful eye of Siauw Wei Han at the age of 5. Despite short breaks due to the CoVID Pandemic, she has continued to grow under Wei Han's dedicated guidance. A passionate dancer, Liv has performed in numerous stage productions and competed internationally in CSTD's annual Singapore Regional Digicomp, Singapore International Challenge Cup, CSTD Asia Pacific Dance Competitions and Get the Beat. It is this experience in stage and performance that has inspired her love for music and passion for playing the violin. She is now 8 and looks forward to her weekly lessons with my.
Julian, age 12, has been taking singing lessons from Mr. Steven Ang at Madison Academy of Music since 2017. He has attained a Grade 2 (Distinction) in LCM Musical Theatre Performance, and has performed in numerous concerts staged managed by Madison Academy of Music. Apart from singing, Julian enjoys spending time with his family and exploring new places like Melbourne and Tokyo. He feels excited about this concert and hopes that you will enjoy the performance!
Brian Leong was born in Singapore, but he has lived the majority of his life in Canada. He always had a passion for piano since he was very young. He started his musical journey back in Canada, where he studied in the Vancouver Academy of Music. He has learned to see and play pieces as more than just notes on a page. Learning from Mr. Smyrnakis since 2021, he has learned much from his short time here and plans to continue his music career in Madison Academy of Music.
Clara Lim has been taking singing lessons for half a year recently with Mr. Steven Ang at Madison Academy of Music. She has attained a Grade 4 in (ABRSM Classical Singing) Performance prior, and has performed in numerous concerts including Food Glorious Food at Grub@Stevens and at the Japanese Association with Artz Platform.
In addition to singing, Clara also plays the piano. She works professionally as an investment professional in the finance industry. She is thrilled to take part in this concert and hopes that you will enjoy the performance!
As a pianist for more than 4 years at Madison Academy, Kaito Liventals has an ever growing interest in music.
He is deeply passionate about precisely playing pieces resonating with great emotion, and is willing to stretch further.
Getting more attached to the piano by the day, he finds any time suitable to play a piece or two. Music has brought new discoveries and passions to him along the way, and he is eager to explore more.
Yurie, age 10, has been taking singing lessons from Mr. Steven Ang at Madison Academy of Music since 2019. She have performed in numerous concerts staged with Madison Academy of Music.
In addition to singing, Yurie also participates in choir, ballet and jazz dance. In her spare time, she enjoys running and is a member of the school‘s track and field’s team.
She feels delighted about the concert and hopes that you will enjoy the performance!
Amelia loves music and started playing the piano from the age of 2 years 9 months.
She participated in numerous competitions such as the Brilliant Talent Discovery Awards, World Piano Teachers Association Singapore International Music Competition, Nouvelles Étoiles International Music Competition, The Overseas Performers’ Festival, The Hong Kong Asia Piano Competition, and the Singapore Performers’ Festival & Chamber Music Competition, and won top prizes in these competitions.
She has also performed in Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore and was invited to perform in Russia, Austria and Spain. She was also featured in the Moscow Meets Friends International Festival.
tutelage of Dr Iryna Vohmyanina, ained her ABRSM Grade 8 Piano on in 2022 with a high distinction eatured in the June and November SM Global Higher Scorers’
With an Irish and Filipino heritage, Aoife naturally loves music, song, dance and entertainment. Being with Madison and coached by Teacher Steven since 2018, she has developed the confidence to perform in public.
She scored a distinction in her Grade 2 LCM Musical Theatre exam and has won multiple singing and dancing competitions in Singapore and Australia.
Aoife loves musicals, staying active in other activities including athletics and gymnastics, and hopes to one day become a conservationist.
A natural storyteller, Cathal loves to share his experiences with others. He studies violin and voice at Madison, and under Teacher Steven he is undertaking his Grade 1 LCM Musical Theatre exam.
Their hard work paid off when he was recognised for his first stage performance at this year ' s Asian Arts Festival. He is also a lover of all animals, insects and people, and enjoys coding and playing football with his friends too.
Ethan is currently in Primary 5, and has been learning the violin on and off for around 3 4 years now. His favourite thing about the violin is the range of emotions it can convey, and he likes the challenge of learning new songs.
In his free time, he enjoys playing and even just chatting about the game Minecraft. He is also a Pokémon fan, and recently started weekly rock climbing.
Adithi Roy, who has just turned 12, has been taking singing lessons from Mr. Steven Ang at Madison Academy of Music since 2021.
She has attained a distinction in her LCM Pop Vocals Performance and have performed in numerous concerts staged with Madison Academy of music In addition to singing, she is taking Piano lessons, is part of the Senior School Choir, and part of Voices of Singapore Choral Music society. She loves to make people laugh and in her spare time works on Legos and Puzzles.
She is absolutely thrilled to be part of the concert and hopes that you would enjoy the performances.
Srikant's uniqueness in music lies in his tonal memory, perfect pitch, "play by the ear " and improvising capability.
He has been learning western vocal singing technique with Mr. Steven Ang at the Madison Academy of Music since November 2019 and passed his Grade 5 LCM exam in Music Theatre with Distinction.
Srikant is multi talented and in addition to singing, he also paints, plays the piano, guitar, harmonium, Keyboard and does theatre as well.
Srikant is a confident stage performer and has received the Runner Up award in Dreamcatcher’s Runway Talent Hunt 2018, Winner at the World of Kidz talent show in May 2019 and has been a Finalist at the ZEE TV Superstars Singapore in April 2021, besides being recognised at various performing arts festivals and concerts.
Music has played an extremely important part in bringing out the best in him. Srikant is drawn to the world of art as a whole and enjoys painting and baking in his spare time. Post the COVID disruptions , he is very much looking forward to performing to a live audience celebrating life and the tenacity of the human spirit through music.
Declan, age 9, has been taking singing lessons from Mr. Steven Ang at Madison Academy of Music since 2019.
He has attained a Grade 2 in LCM Musical Theatre Performance, and has performed in numerous concerts staged with Madison Academy of Music.
In addition to singing, he also participates in h h l h I h H
songs while I sing at the top of my voice!
Shyanne Tan Si En 14 has been playing violin at age 6.
She is pursuing Violin as a music elective, a 4 year program, in school.
Her keen interest is in classical music and performs actively as a soloist and an ensemble musician.
Ryan has been playing the piano since the age of 8 and has been learning ever since.
Although in the final stretch of acheiving his diploma certificate for piano, he spends his time learning more about the magical world of classical music.
With patience as a virtue, he strives to convey meaning and emotion of both composer and performer in his appearances as a pianist.
Christian loved music since he was a baby and started learning the Violin when he was four. When he is not playing the violin, he loves to eat.
His favourite foods are Spaghetti, Gelato and Cheng Teng! He loves taking plane rides and dreams of having his own concert one day!
Faith, who was previously taught by the late Mr Roderick Teh, has played the piano for 14 years and her achievements include winning multiple awards in several piano competitions such as the Brilliant Talent Discover Awards, World Piano Teacher’s Association Singapore International Music Competition and Golden Classical Music Awards where she had the chance to perform at the Weill Recital Hall located in Carnegie Hall in New York.
Having been under Dr. Iryna for the past few years, Faith had the opportunity to perform in a number of recitals. She obtained her Performance ATCL Diploma certificate for piano in 2021. Additionally, Faith studied music under the Music Elective Programme in secondary school.
Learning to sing or play a musical instrument and acquiring the unique habits of mind that come with it is one of the most incredible opportunities that our Academy can offer.
We are not only passionate about growing a new generation of musicians, music lovers, and future patrons of the arts we are determined to break stereotypes, bend the boundaries and shout out loud - Without Music Life Would Be A Mistake!
From world renowned teachers to world class friendships, students at Madison find a community that embraces them, challenges them, and exposes them to new heights. We are not only passionate about growing a new generation of musicians, music lovers, and future patrons of the arts we are determined to arm our children with the tools to become great thinkers, citizens, and lifelong lovers of learning.
A big thank you to all our supporters, students, parents of students, guest musicians and teachers of Madison Academy of Music Singapore.
Thanks to Samantha Marie Chan for the design of this e-programme booklet and we also cannot forget our behind-the-scenes staff, Augustine Adikalam Mary and Eng Chun Meng John.
“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments but what is woven into the lives of others”
Thucydides
