Trumpet Boot Camp Part 1

Welcome to Trumpet Boot Camp: Part 1!

Join us at SNYO Studios for an intensive, one-day in-person workshop designed to take your trumpet skills to the next level. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate player, or returning brass enthusiast, this camp is for you.

Led by experienced instructors Lim An Chun and Kartik Alan, this boot camp will cover everything from technique and tone to ensemble skills — all in a fun, dynamic, and supportive setting.

What to expect:

• Engaging masterclasses and hands-on sessions
• Real-time feedback to fine-tune your playing
• Practical tips for tone, endurance, and performance
• A welcoming community of fellow trumpet and brass players
• A full day of musical growth and inspiration

This is your chance to step out of your usual practice routine and immerse yourself in a truly energising musical experience.

Spots are limited. Tickets from $20 – reserve yours today and join us for a day of serious fun and trumpet power!

Proudly Presented by Jacept Academy.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Lim An Chun began his musical journey at the age of eight, playing the cornet in his elementary school's wind band. He later joined the Singapore National Youth Orchestra (SNYO), where he studied trumpet under Jun Ikebe of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.

An Chun pursued his formal music education at the "Louis Spohr" Music Academy in Kassel, Germany, majoring in trumpet pedagogy under the guidance of Helmut Poehner. He subsequently completed his Master's degree at the University of Music Münster. Alongside his academic training, he received additional instruction from renowned trumpet pedagogues and performers including Willem van der Vliet (Netherlands), Philippe Litzler (France), and Luis González (Spain).

In addition to his performance work, An Chun has competed in several esteemed international competitions. He participated in the 2018 Jeju International Brass and Percussion Competition and was a finalist in the 2020 Trumpet Competition organized by the Taiwan Trumpet Association.

As a performer, An Chun has worked with notable ensembles such as the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra (Singapore), The Philharmonic Orchestra, and others. Prior to his studies in Germany, he was actively involved in music education, coaching secondary school wind ensembles across Singapore.

Kartik Alan Jairamin is an accomplished horn player known for his versatility and artistry across solo, chamber, and orchestral performance. He holds a Master of Music in Performance (Distinction) from the Royal College of Music, London, and a Bachelor of Music (Honours) from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. His studies were generously supported by the National Arts Council Singapore, Lee Foundation, and Trailblazer Foundation, and he was a recipient of the Michael Quinn Award at the Royal College of Music.

Kartik has performed extensively across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, France, and the United Kingdom, showcasing a wide-ranging repertoire for the horn. He has appeared in prominent music festivals in Germany, Austria, and Scotland, and was selected as a Young Artist with the Britten-Pears Orchestra at the Aldeburgh Festival.

As an orchestral musician, Kartik has collaborated with internationally renowned ensembles such as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra (London), and the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra. He has also held orchestral positions with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.