Trailer 'The Golden Prime ~ Schumann, Adès, Brahms' Concerts for Children

The team at TTK Grand Series works with joy and dedication for our beloved Concerts for Children that take place twice a year at the Esplanade. Thematically linked to our signature Evening Concerts as a piece of a larger picture, these Concerts for Children have been around since 2010.
We've grown, we've learnt. As a team. Designing experiences that create a lasting imprint on you and your little ones. And we're so ready to bring you through live experiences of 'Dance' and 'Song' this November with our artists and animateur !
Come join us at tangteekhoongrandseries.com/co... for a discovery of music, movement and poetry on a meaningful November afternoon.
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MUSICIANS FEATURED above:
Daniel Chong, violinist
Grammy Award-winning violinist Daniel Chong, as the founding first violinist of the Parker Quartet, has garnered wide recognition for his performances in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Library of Congress, Musikverein, Concertgebouw, and Wigmore Hall. Major artists he has collaborated with include David Soyer, Kim Kashkashian, and Shai Wosner.
Tang Tee Khoon, violinist
Described as a ‘national treasure’, Tang Tee Khoon was the second-ever violinist to be awarded the loan of a J.B. Guadagnini violin c. 1750 by the National Arts Council. Performing internationally as recitalist and chamber musician, collaborations include with Midori, Wu Han, Ian Swenson, and members of the Emerson Quartets.
Jessica Thompson, violist
A passionate chamber musician who has performed at the Marlboro, Portland, and Verbier Music Festivals, Jessica Thompson has toured with Musicians from Marlboro and frequently performs with the Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players. She has appeared as soloist with the Minnesota Orchestra and currently teaches viola at Princeton and Columbia Universities.
Giovanni Gnocchi, cellist
Winner of the Haydn Competition Vienna, Giovanni Gnocchi was solo-cellist of Camerata Salzburg from 2003-10, and currently serves as Professor of Violoncello at the Universität Mozarteum of Salzburg. As soloist, he has performed under the baton of Gustavo Dudamel, Christopher Hogwood, and Carlo Rizzi; at Wiener Konzerthaus, and Liederhalle Stuttgart.
Florent Héau, clarinetist
One of the most important figures of the French clarinet school, Florent Héau has appeared as soloist with the European Camerata, the Orchestre de Picardie, the Ensemble Orchestral de Paris, and the Prague Chamber Orchestra. His chamber music partners include Régis Pasquier, Renaud and Gautier Capuçon and the Ysaÿe quartet.
Luca Buratto, pianist
Praised by The Guardian U.K. as “graceful, analytical, meticulous”, 2015 Honens Prize Laureate Luca Buratto has appeared in performances at Milan’s La Scala with Orchestra Sinfonica Giuseppe Verdi, with Toronto Symphony and Calgary Philharmonic. Upcoming highlights include his Konzerthaus Berlin recital debut and his solo debut with London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Jazimina MacNeil, mezzo-soprano
Hailed by New York Times as "clearly a singer to watch", MacNeil's recent performances include Mahler's Second Symphony at Carnegie Hall, as Anna in Weill's The Seven Deadly Sins at Tanglewood Music Festival, Subdominant in Stucky's The Classical Style with Aspen Music Festival, and concerts with Chicago Symphony at Ravinia Festival.
Colin Carr, cellist
Colin Carr appears throughout the world as a soloist, chamber musician, recording artist, and teacher. He has played with major orchestras and conductors worldwide. He recently recorded all the Bach Suites on the Wigmore Live label and the complete Beethoven Sonatas and Variations with his duo partner Thomas Sauer on the MSR label. A frequent visitor to international chamber music festivals, he has also played regularly with the Guarneri and Emerson string quartets.