The 7^th Erhu Annual Concert

Just two strings. Yet they give rise to an infinite number of stories. The erhu is a traditional Chinese instrument beloved as the ‘violin of the East’. Its tone is warm and evocative, and is said to be the closest to the human voice.
The members of the Erhu Society, captivated by this instrument, are delighted to present their annual concert once again this year.

Under the theme of ‘Harmony Bouquet’, we will be presenting a selection of songs from various genres, woven together into a single bouquet through the sound of the erhu.
We will also be collaborating with members of the Choir Group and the Tai Chi Group.
We look forward to seeing you there.

Date and Time: Sunday 19 July, starting at 1.30 pm (doors open at 1 pm)

Venue: Japanese Association Ballroom (2nd floor)

Admission: Free (on a first-come, first-served basis)

Programme: ‘365 Days of Paper Airplanes’, ‘Canon’, ‘Tears Flow’, ‘My Father’, ‘Amis Dance’, and 13 other pieces

Enquiries:　Jasnikodokokai@gmail.com

※The Erhu Group is currently recruiting new members.
Beginners are welcome, and you can drop in to watch a session at any time. We also have erhus available to borrow free of charge. There is no monthly membership fee.
You can find updates on our activities on Facebook and Instagram. Just search for ‘Singapore Erhu Club’.
If you’re interested in the erhu, please do feel free to come along and have a look!