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Key Elements concert

Come join Key Elements (KE) as they set another milestone in their exciting a cappella journey in their debut full length public concert.

KE had performed at this year's a cappella fest. Be set to be entertained by an evening of jazz music from the movies, all sung in a cappella style ! So make a date with them and come share in an evening filled with smooth grooves and electrifying entertainment for young and old.

For more details, please visit the following website: http://www.i-lurve-ke.com

Date: 5 Nov 2005 Sat
Time: 7.30p.m
Venue: Victoria Concert Hall
Tickets $35*, $25*, $15* (student concession) available at YMCA of Singapore (Orchard)
1 Orchard Road
Tel: 6430 2288
http://www.ymca.org.sg
(*Please note that ticket prices are subject to 5% GST)

You may also contact Vaughan Tan on 9338 7298 to order your tickets.

Featuring original arrangements by Jason Ong & Benedict Goh from KE.

Highlights:
Do Re Mi (The Sound of Music)
Spiderman Theme (Spiderman)
Beyond The Sea (Finding Nemo)
Fly Me To The Moon (Down With Love)
Route 66 (Earth Girls Are Easy)
Fallen (Pretty Woman)

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