Their instrument is their medium of expressing thoughts and sensations that mere verbal description cannot do justice to, and the stage a platform on which the virtuoso momentarily transforms into the beau idéal of culture and artistry.
In a cultural arena dominated by contemporary styles, Singaporean pianist Churen Li is helping to pave the way for a new age of classical music
Music, particularly classical, is often regarded as a universal language, expressing emotions where words fall short. Artistes are commonly perceived to be eclectic, sensitive and sometimes tempestuous personalities whose mind, body and soul are wholly consumed by their craft.
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