Violinist Martin Looi sets new Malaysia Book of Records with his performance at Menara KL


Martin Looi first picked up the violin at the age of five. Photo: AZMAN GHANI/The Star

It was two years ago that Martin Looi decided that performing live was something he wanted to pursue full-time. Since then, the violinist has been actively initiating his own projects in addition to accepting studio gigs.

The 25-year-old has a couple of big ideas in the making like planning a concert next year with fellow local artistes calling it Martin Looi And Friends concert.

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