S Pop Appreciation Programme

Overview

Programme IDAEP0320627

Programme TypePerformance

Recommended Size 40 - 500

Language Mandarin

Programme Format On-site, Digital

Cost $2200.00 Per session

Primary Art Form - Sub-Genre Music - Pop/Rock, Appreciation/History, Singapore/Heritage/Xinyao

Student Profile Primary Upper, Secondary Lower, Secondary Upper

Duration

Secondary Art Form - Sub-Genre -

Venue (where applicable)

Showcase

Programme Synopsis Students will be given an in-depth look at what is ‘S Pop’, and explore the beginnings of this cultural phenomenon from the days of Xinyao music, to the current local singers and S Pop artistes and songwriters. This presentation will revolve around presentations and performances by local quirky performing trio ‘LimTayPeng’, comprising of Aaron Matthew LIM, TAY Sia Yeun and PENG Chi Sheng, as well as local renowned songwriter Derrick Tham. About Songwriter Derrick Tham: A music lover since childhood, music composition came as a natural step for Derrick to express his creativity & Stories. Derrick began composing in 1999 & was later signed as a songwriter with a Renowned music publishing house in Singapore. Derrick had his first song published in 2002, entitled 《我不能飛》, and that marked the start of more than 15 years of songwriting and publishing songs with local as well as regional artistes. Today, Derrick is best known for his collaboration with singer李聖傑 Sam Lee, having written numerous songs for him. About Trio ‘LimTayPeng’: ‘LimTayPeng’ (LTP) is a Singaporean trio that performs songs with a local twist! The members include singers Aaron Matthew LIM, TAY Sia Yeun and composer and pianist PENG Chi Sheng (hence the name ‘LimTayPeng) from their surnames. From their 1st single, 《捞鱼生》 (The Lo Hei Song), which was an original Chinese New Year (CNY) song commissioned by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC), LTP has continuously released original and quirky song content that highlights various aspects of Singaporean culture. These songs include 《喝冰奶茶》 (Drink Iced Milk Tea) and 《狮城，早上好》(Good Morning Singapore), showcasing local drink and breakfast culture.

Focus Areas Appreciate Arts & Culture

Point of Emphasis SG Cultural Identity

Lesson Goal #1 APPRECIATE what is S Pop, and how Singaporean music started to flourish, from the beginnings of the Xinyao Campus Folk Song Movement

Lesson Goal #2 APPRECIATE what is Xinyao and how it developed over the years

Lesson Goal #3 Inspire students to pursue their music passions with the case studies of successful S Pop and Singaporean musicians and artistes

Piano, Audio/Sound System, Microphone

Projector, PA system, Projector Screen, 4 Microphones, Mic Stands, 3 Music Lyric Stands, Laptop with Connection to Projector, DI box and cables to connect to the keyboard.

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Offered by:

Intune Music

Established since 2007, Intune Music has conducted numerous MOE school workshops and assembly programmes for Xinyao Appreciation, Pop Songwriting, Mandarin Lyrics Writing, Pop Vocals, iPad Garageband Music, and much more!

Contact

Mr Lim Wei Kian (Aaron) 63360335 aaron.lim@intunemusic.com.sg

This programme has not been reviewed