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LimTayPeng’s Time-Travelling SG Tunes Machine!
Overview
Programme IDAEP0321100
Programme TypeTalks
Recommended Size 20 - 2000
Language English
Programme Format On-site
Cost $2400.00 Per session
Primary Art Form - Sub-Genre Music - Pop/Rock, Appreciation/History, Opera/Musicals, DJ/Turntable/Beatbox, Singapore/Heritage/Xinyao, Piano/Keyboard/Harp, Vocal/A cappella, EDM/Hip-Hop, Guitar/Ukulele, Film/Soundtrack
Student Profile Primary Lower, Primary Middle, Primary Upper, Secondary Lower, Secondary Upper, JC/CI, ITE
Duration
Secondary Art Form - Sub-Genre -
Venue (where applicable)
Showcase
Programme Synopsis Hop aboard a nostalgic, melodic, and sometimes funky ride through the soundscape of Singapore! Join local music trio LimTayPeng as they sing and play their way through over six decades of homegrown tunes — all live, all heartfelt, with harmonies and keyboard in tow. From the electric charm of Singapore’s 60s pop-rock bands to Dick Lee’s unforgettable musicals like Fried Rice Paradise, this one-hour journey takes you through the roots of xinyao in the 80s, to the catchy commercial S Pop of the 90s, our annual National Day Parade song compositions, and right into the bold, genre-bending beats of today’s local stars like The Sam Willows, Shigga Shay, Regina Song and more. Expect laughs, surprises, and a warm celebration of the evolving soundtrack of Singapore — told the LimTayPeng way: quirky, candid, and full of heart.
Focus Areas Appreciate Arts & Culture
Point of Emphasis SG Cultural Identity
Lesson Goal #1 Provide students with a kaleidoscope of musical genres over the ages in Singapore music, ranging from rock and roll, to pop, to musical songs and more
Lesson Goal #2 Introduce some of Singapore’s music icons over the different eras
Lesson Goal #3 Expose students to songs of different music genres, highlighting some of the differences between the genres
Audio/Sound System, Microphone, Piano
Sound system, 3 vocal dynamic microphones, foldback monitors (if possible), keyboard with transpose function, projector screen, 3 music stands
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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
Lim Wei Kian 92341238 aaron.lim@intunemusic.com.sg
This programme has not been reviewed