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The Selangor Philharmonic’s Double Double Concert

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20-Apr-17 14:30

The Selangor Philharmonic’s Double Double Concert

The community orchestra shows-off its youth arm in its second concert. The artistic director-and-conductor, Chan Ling Chee, explains how the orchestra helps young musicians to improve beyond giving them the platform to perform and to learn from their peers. We also hear from Lim Khai Xian, Cellist, Kylie Tan and Kyvie Tan, Violists share their world of music.


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