A Classical Aftertaste by David Loke, Charmaine Teo & Hang Oh

A CLASSICAL AFTERTASTE
BY DAVID LOKE TRIO

David Loke (violin)

Charmaine Teo (harp)

Hang Oh (cello)

An ethereal and delightful evening with this dynamic trio as they perform works for the violin, cello and harp by Henriette Renié. Expect a wonderfully new entertaining experience as the trio, led by David Loke, brings us new creations and beautiful expressions of music creativity. A cross genre fusion night with a classical aftertaste.

All things considered, this quote from Marie d'Agoult: "Thalberg is the first pianist in the world. Liszt is the only one ”. That’s it. The first harpists in the world, there are many. Henriette Renié is the only one.

Extracted from Sylvain Blassel's Interview with Alexandra Guiraud - April 8, 2014

Artist Bio

David Loke - violin

Violinist David Loke is a multi-faceted musician, adept across musical genres and roles. Trained in classical and jazz performance with deep interests in contemporary genres, David is active as a performer, bandleader, composer, producer and arranger. He is an Artist Faculty at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore (YST), and also works with the Music & Drama Company.

David graduated with a Bachelors of Music in classical violin performance at YST. He went on to the Yale School of Music to obtain a Masters of Music in classical violin, followed by a Masters of Music in jazz performance from the New England Conservatory of Music.
David has had the good fortune of studying with Sylvia Khoo, Lynette Lim, Qian Zhou, Ani Kavafian, Brian Levy, Jerry Bergonzi, Frank Carlburg, Can Olgun, and Tony Makarome. He plays on a 1933 Giovanni Pistucci on generous loan from the Rin Collection, as well as a 1921 Mirecourt Violin on generous loan from Dato Paul Spramaniam.

Charmaine Teo - harp

Charmaine Teo is a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral harpist. Her extensive list of accolades makes her no stranger to global stages, clinching top prizes at international competitions such as the Camac Harp Taiwan Competition, Asia Harp Chamber Competition, Enkor International Chamber Competition and New England Conservatory Concerto Competition. Locally, Charmaine has appeared as soloist with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra as the winner of the President's Young Performer Concert 2021 performing Debussy's Sacred and Profane Dances, where The Straits Times praised her for her "nimble fingers and consummate musicianship".

Hang Oh - cello

We are excited to share music that feeds your soul at Maduro jazz & whisky bar, located at the Lower Lobby of Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa.

Take a flight of stairs down from the hotel lobby and you will find us.

Dress code: Smart Casual or Resort Chic

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To keep live music going and to support our artists and musicians, there is a minimum spend of $38++ per guest for all Maduro Music evenings.

Your ticket of $38++ includes $38 credits to be used on beverages only and will be used to offset your bill (for beverages only) at the end of the evening.

Live music will begin at 8.30pm.

Thank you for your support and sharing the love for music!

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