Spice, Magic & Mystique

Mak Chi Hoe, Director and Co-Director, The Young KL Singers | Kathleen Roshene, Vocalist & Section Leader, The Young KL Singers

15-Mar-24 14:20

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From the Cordillera Mountain Range, to hilly Chiang Mai, The Young KL Singers invites us on a mysterious journey, with a selection of choral songs on folklore and folktales from South East Asia. We find out what's in store in this upcoming music concert titled Spice, Magic & Mystique from Mak Chi Hoe (Music Director / Co-Director), and Kathleen Roshene (Vocalist and Section Leader).

Image Credit: The Young KL Singers and klpac

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: music, performing arts, culture

Tags: choral music, folk tales, the young kl singers, music concert, folk music,

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