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Public
Performances
Sound Design and Music for The One-Sided Wall,
a play by Janet Cresswell and Niki Johnson. Performed by inspired
3rd-year Theatre Arts students of LASALLE-SIA and directed and
co-produced by Samantha Scott-Blackhall and LASALLE-SIA. This was
staged at the college's Studio Theatre from 25 to 27 August 2005.
A 30-minute neo-classical suite for GHOST, an interdisciplinary performance project by Crow Jane.
This site-specific work was performed in The Living Room @ The
Arts House during 22-24 July 2005. GHOST was a collaborative
project that involved 6 local artists of varied disciplines. The
6 collaborators were also the performing cast for the show that
featured choreography and direction by Crow Jane aka Joavien Ng;
multimedia design by Choy Ka Fai; lighting design by Helmi
Fita; dancers Ebelle Chong and Neo Hong Chin; and music by myself.
Original
music and soundscapes were composed for 3 dance pieces in FireBall,
a showcase for dance and inter-disciplinary art organised by
Ecnad Project
in April and May 2005. The 3 dance pieces
choreographed by Joavien Ng, Ming Poon and Kon Su Sam were all
highlighted in reviews.
Sound design and music for Lonely
Planet, staged in
November 2002 at The Guinness Theatre at The Substation. The play was
produced by luna-id
productions and was
directed by Christian Huber (Best Director, LIFE! Theatre Awards
2000) and Samantha Scott-Blackhall (Best Director, LIFE! Theatre Awards
2004).
In
the same week, on 5 November 2002, a soundtrack had also been created
for Wardrobe
of Memories, an artwork
installation by Aleksander Obradovic at Earl Lu Gallery, as part of
his Master’s Degree graduation project.
The
Hole In The Wall, premiered on 2
August 2002
at Victoria Theatre, as part of LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts,
Performing Arts School’s 2-night public concert,
Ménage à
Trois. This project was the college’s first major
collaboration
between the 3 performing arts school (Music, Dance and Drama).
Peacock & Chandrabhaga,
were commissioned by classical Indian dancer, Raka Maitra. Based on
original traditional accompaniments, these two pieces were
incorporated as part of her solo recital; “Mistique
of India”, which was
performed at Montgomery Performing Arts Centre, Washington, on 15
June 2001. Mistique
of India was organised by
IDEA – Indian Dance Educators Association.
Nocturne premiered on
8 April
2001 at Singapore Art Museum as part of Music Box Festival 2001,
which was organised by The Esplanade and National Arts Council. Nocturne was
selected from the this festival to be performed for the Singapore
President.
Selections
from Nocturne, was
performed at Singapore Art Museum on 11 April 2001, for the opening
of The President's Young Talents Exhibition. We had the honour of
performing for the President of Singapore, His Excellency, S.R Nathan
on this occasion. These two performances were performed by members
from The Philharmonic Winds.
White
River, Love of the Beast premiered
on 20 January 2001 at Victoria Concert Hall. This piece was performed
by The Philharmonic Winds, conducted by Robert Casteels, recipient of
the Plantin Prize in 2001 (Antwerp, Belgium) and former Dean of
Performing Arts at LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts.
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