Amazing, Awesome concert finale

Taking centre stage are (from left) Aadeetiya Jayashanker, Jyotsnaa Jayashanker and Annette Yeong as they perform the song Mustapha during the India segment. They are joined by Jitterbugs Swingapore, ChildAid Dancers and ChildAid Symphonettes. Gisele — Gisele Chiam, ChildAid Dancers and ChildAid Symphonettes performing the song Kowloon Hong Kong during the Hong Kong segment. Singer-songwriter Dick Lee was the artistic director of the ChildAid concert this year. ST PHOTOS: ARIFFIN JAMAR, LIM YAOHUI

Taking centre stage are (from left) Aadeetiya Jayashanker, Jyotsnaa Jayashanker and Annette Yeong as they perform the song Mustapha during the India segment. They are joined by Jitterbugs Swingapore, ChildAid Dancers and ChildAid Symphonettes. Gisele — Taking centre stage are (from left) Aadeetiya Jayashanker, Jyotsnaa Jayashanker and Annette Yeong as they perform the song Mustapha during the India segment. They are joined by Jitterbugs Swingapore, ChildAid Dancers and ChildAid Symphonettes. ST PHOTOS: ARIFFIN JAMAR, LIM YAOHUI

Taking centre stage are (from left) Aadeetiya Jayashanker, Jyotsnaa Jayashanker and Annette Yeong as they perform the song Mustapha during the India segment. They are joined by Jitterbugs Swingapore, ChildAid Dancers and ChildAid Symphonettes. Gisele — Minister for Social and Family Development Desmond Lee mingling with performers on Friday night. Far right: Young performers signing autographs after the concert. ST PHOTOS: ARIFFIN JAMAR, LIM YAOHUI

Taking centre stage are (from left) Aadeetiya Jayashanker, Jyotsnaa Jayashanker and Annette Yeong as they perform the song Mustapha during the India segment. They are joined by Jitterbugs Swingapore, ChildAid Dancers and ChildAid Symphonettes. Gisele — Young performers signing autographs after the concert. ST PHOTOS: ARIFFIN JAMAR, LIM YAOHUI

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Nov 26, 2017, 05:00 AM

Last night saw the finale of this year's ChildAid concert organised by The Straits Times and The Business Times. The 90-minute show, An Amazing, Awesome Asian Adventure, featured more than 190 young performers and raised more than $2.1 million at the 13th edition of the annual charity concert. The funds will go to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund and The Business Times Budding Artists Fund.

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