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National Taiwan Symphony returns with pleasing programme including S’pore composers and musicians

Singers Maggie Lu Pei Yun, Teng Xiang Ting and Joyce Tung Lee performing with the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra.

Arts Picks

Singapore arts guide (Oct 14 to Dec 6): Objectifs organises first short-film festival

Objectifs, a centre for Photography & Film along Waterloo Street, is organising a short film festival which runs parallel to this year’s Singapore International Film Festival.

Warm reception in Shanghai for SSO, S’porean violinist Chloe Chua in first stop of 7-city China tour

Singaporean violinist Chloe Chua (left) joins the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) in its seven-city China tour starting in Shanghai, its first international tour under the baton of new music director Hannu Lintu.

Jeff Koons is selling US$100 million of his personal art collection

Jeff Koons poses during the press preview of his exhibition “Lost in America” on November 20, 2021 at Qatar Museums Gallery Al Riwaq in Doha, Qatar.

The Straits Times Weekly Bestsellers Oct 10

What China sees in Jane Eyre, which is now required reading for ninth graders

The book, in which the young orphan Jane Eyre works as a governess in the household of the wealthy but elusive Mr Rochester, is widely celebrated in China for its themes of independence and equality between women and men.

Concert review

SSO delivers impressive sampler of programme for upcoming China tour

Violinists Chloe Chua and He Ziyu played Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante in E flat major (K.364) for violin and viola with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Hannu Lintu.

Delfi Orchard locks down Tang Contemporary Art premises after alleged failure to pay rent

Tang Contemporary Art at Delfi Orchard is allegedly in arrears.

‘They can ban a politician, but they cannot ban ideas’: Thai almost-PM Pita Limjaroenrat on his memoir

Thai politician Pita Limjaroenrat, the former Move Forward Party leader in Thailand, at SPH News Centre on Sept 25,.

Theatre review

Crack The Case: Wonderland is an immersive tea party worth crashing

Tan Rui Shan as the March Hare in Crack The Case: Wonderland.

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