Letting Classical Music Bond

By Regina Hoo

November 2017 FEATURE
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The Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra recently graced our shores to celebrate our nations’ diplomatic relations, and served up local favourites and Thai medleys.The Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra (TPO) enchanted classical music lovers during its debut performance at the Dewan Sri Pinang last September, marking a momentous occasion for the performing arts scene in Penang. “This is the first time in our state’s music history that we are graced with a foreign national orchestra of such calibre,” says Datin Seri Irene Yeap, the...

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Regina Hoo

is the deputy editor of Penang Monthly.

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