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Young musicians to enrich museum goers' visits

Published Fri, Jan 29, 2016 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

YOUNG musicians are all set to showcase their dexterous fingers on the iconic Red Steinway Concert Grand Piano at National Gallery Singapore. As part of the concert series Singapore Rhapsodies at the gallery, students from local schools are invited to play original self-compositions or popular Singapore songs on the customised red grand piano on Friday afternoons at 2pm.

Spearheaded by the Sing50 Fund, which is managed by non-profit organisation The RICE Company Ltd, the concert series is presented by POSB and supported by National Gallery Singapore.

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Young musicians to enrich museum goers' visits

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