Classical music fans rejoice! A bumper concert month awaits in July


The KLPac Symphonic Band – pictured is the clarinet section – is set for an outdoor series with the free admission 'Music Play Date' shows on July 16 and 17 at KLPac. Photo: KLPac Symphonic Band

There's no question that classical music concerts are back in full effect in Petaling Jaya and Kuala Lumpur.

With full line-up orchestras, the joyous boom of classical music halls now continues to reach out and grab people of all ages each weekend. Audiences and players – no matter the size of the classical show – are feeding off each other’s energy.

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