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Singapore Men's Chorus presents "Love's Journey"

Singapore Men's Chorus (SMC) is having a concert entitled "Love's Journey" - an international tour of songs about relationships in all their stages. Building on the success of their inaugural concert, SMC spreads its wings with songs from three continents to entertain you. Yuan Sheng Dai (Superband 2006 participant), otherwise known as OST is a subset of the choir and we do a cappella both as a small group as well as in a choir. Our repertoire for this concert includes songs of different languages and genres, accompanied by musical instruments as well as purely a cappella, and they all revolves round the theme of love (thus it's called "Love's Journey").

If you are interested in listening how a cappella can be done by a group of 30 men, or how choral singing sounds by purely men's voices, please come and bring along your friends as well to enjoy an evening of beautiful music with us !!! Very affordable tickets at only $16* are available at Sistic outlets as well as online.

Details of the concert and SMC is available at http://www.singmc.org
and details about OST at http://web.mac.com/newurbanmale1/iWeb/ost/Welcome%20!.html.


Departure Date: Sunday 25 June 2006
Boarding Time: 7.30pm
Departure Gate: Drama Centre @ National Library, 100 Victoria Street
*Air Fare: $15 + $1 Sistic fee

How to buy tickets? Visit http://www.singmc.org/smceflyer.html for more information or go to the Sistic link to your ticketing needs: http://www.sistic.com.sg/SOPApp/SOPPortal/portal_proxy?uri=zcq.8!DzFGe2k0uY@pXywz_N1KdCMJ5JAwsJFM .

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