Weekend for the arts: baroque's digital dreams, epic 'Jaya Ram' gets encore


A view of the 'Visions – Music And Imagery Of The Baroque', a classical music concert series presented by Wicked Music People and The KLPac Orchestra. Photo: Chan Kien Ming and #leggoshoot

Visions – Music And Imagery Of The Baroque, a classical music concert series presented by Wicked Music People and The KLPac Orchestra, is a confluence of the past and present – baroque music on period and modern instruments in unison with a rich digital tapestry crafted by award-winning creative talent Zen Lin Tan.

With operatic arias of the 17th and 18th centuries sung by veterans Chi Hoe Mak and YiLing Chaing, as well as a diverse selection of instrumental works by Henry Purcell, Michel Corrette and J.S. Bach featuring guest flautist Keiko Nakagawa, Visions reaches into history through the technology of today to present an experience that is unique and immersive.

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