On Air with the Graduate singers,propsals and heaven

Wow what night that was! Also in October, we had the chance to see our conductor again performing his choir just like last year with the SOTA concert, this year we went to raffles place to watch his concert at the newly renovated Victoria Concert Hall. We were greeted with a pearl white hall and alone there in the stage sat a cute little stool with a little radio on top, and as we settled down, the radio began to erupt in static, before a host introduce himself as the night's MC , it was really refreshing and creative, just how we like it. The MC then began explaining the purpose and meaning behind the concert, which was to give the feeling of being in the older generation, listening to the radio much more often and being entertained through your ears and a delight of the senses. It felt like church, heavenly and dream-like. During the performance, lights were incorporated along with mirror-like glass that made this kaleidoscope look that was just so eerie and used so beautifully. 

The songs were of many tongues such as Latin and even my language :D (Tagalog), also even none! There was this song they played that was composed by a Norwegian man that just contained these rhythms and sounds that was very dub step and modern and a delight to the ears also the song was done with light on each of the fingers of the choirs members and were separated in different colours and as the different sections did their own tunes each did different waves and gesture and it look very much like when a sound studio is recording and you would see the different graph-like waves moving up and down in different colours. The last song was also very touching and dramatic it contained a percussion band to help set the mood plus two amazing ballet dancers who acted out a abstract scene of love and elegance. Wait! There is more. As the presumed last song ended, another one started and got us by surprise as we were ready to get up but this man who I assume was also a choir member sang as he went to wards the stage, singing an old pop song, and sounded very tired and was catching his breath when he went up the stage and held up a woman's, also a member, hand and he then dance with her and as the song ended, he then said will you marry me? It was so romantic!! She then replied,"yes!",and they hugged and we were so speechless, I wish we could have taken pictures of it but*sigh*, that was unexpected and Mr Adyll then made a speech thanking the audience and the choir and the organizers. 

In conclusion, we had a great night and some things we have learnt were how professional these people were as they sang and they were quite a small group and they still sang as loud, maybe even louder than how we do even now! This has been an amazing experience seeing our conductor in action!-K

Tickets

church-like setting, notice the greatly detailed pillars:D