performance

Today’s classroom potpourri recital was a joyful showcase of budding talent. Students performed as pianists, vocalists, and keyboardists, with several taking to the stage for the first time.

Piano students offered a delightful variety, from one-hand pieces to charming duets that showed teamwork and confidence. The keyboardist followed with a focused and expressive performance, while the vocalist brought a burst of energy and emotion that lit up the room.

Each student, regardless of level, shared something honest and heartfelt through their music. The recital ended with warm applause and smiling faces — a wonderful reminder that progress is not measured by perfection, but by the courage to share and keep growing.

Since 2013, the Asia Arts Festival (AAF) has been a renowned platform for showcasing young artistic talent from around the world. This year, we proudly celebrate three outstanding young pianists from our school.

Rozanne Hsia (age 7) received the Silver Award for her expressive and confident performance — an inspiring achievement at such a young age.
Toh Xin Ying (age 10) also earned a Silver Award, a testament to her hard work, musical sensitivity, and growing stage presence.
Zhong Chenxin (age 14) achieved the Gold Award, reflecting her dedication, refined technique, and musical maturity.

We are incredibly proud of all three students for their commitment and passion.

May your musical journeys continue to flourish — let every note you play be a step toward greater artistry, deeper expression, and the joy of sharing your gift with the world.