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When you think about learning music, instrument maintenance and repair are propbably not at the forefront of your mind. Instead, they are propbably the things you hope you'll need the least in some fuzzy future.  For Kane, however, "How do I repair this?" was one of the questions that occurred to him early on when he played the flute, saxophone, and trumpet as part of his secondary school band, the Michaelian Military Band.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wei Kane🔸 (@kanewooi) Before embarking on a career in repair, though, he studied performance at ASWARA, completing his diploma in flute and clarinet. He is an accomplished player, having performed with ensembles like the Malaysian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, the Philharmonic Winds of Malaysia, the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre Symphonic Band, as well as ensembles from his hometown, the Perak Philharmonic Orchestra, the Kinta Valley Wind Orchestra, and the Ipoh Philharmonic Orche...

This is a collection of publicly available information. This site is not affiliated with the events listed. For the latest details, or any other enquiries about these events, please contact the organisers directly.  If you are an event organiser and would like to be featured in a future update of this list, click here to provide the details of your event.  Selangor Returning Resonance: Flute Recital by Saufi Abdul Hadi Rondo Production | Saufi Abdul Hadi, flute 14 September 2025 | Sunday | from 3.00pm  Venue: Rondo Music Academy, Petaling Jaya Ticket Prices: RM70 Symphonic Rock 2.0: When Rock and Orchestra Collide (Again) Tutan Entertainment | Tutan Festival Orchestra | Fiamma Opera Studio 31 October 2025 | Friday | from 8.00pm 1 November 2025 | Saturday | from 8.00pm 2 November 2025 | Sunday | from 3.00pm Venue: Stage 1, PJPAC, 1Utama Ticket Prices: RM120 | RM180 | RM200 | RM220 | RM250 | RM320 Kuala Lumpur Trio Through Time Flobono Trio 2 August 2025 | Saturday | from...

On July 19th, Orkestra Kuala Lumpur will take their audience on an exploration of classical, jazz, and the in-between with their concert Classical to Jazz .  Kawai Piano Malaysia artist Tengku Mohamad Hadif will be joining Orkestra Kuala Lumpur to perform Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F, a challenging piece that is lush with tonal colours. To bring this piece to life, Kawai Piano Malaysia is sponsoring the Shigeru Kawai SK-3, their top of the line grand piano, which will be placed at Auditorium Bandaraya, Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur for the event.  The Instrument The Shigeru Kawai SK-3 , which will be featured in this concert, is the Kawai grand piano that is known to provide an extraordinary blend of superb tone and touch. This allows it to deliver a powerful sound gracefully, without sounding harsh. Of the various Kawai grand piano models, this is the ideal instrument that enables a skilled pianist to beautifully bring to life the full spectrum of tonal colours from the Ger...

This is a collection of publicly available information and this site is not affiliated with the events listed. For the latest details, or any other enquiries about these events, please contact the organisers directly.  If you are an event organiser and would like to be featured in this list, click here to provide the details of your event.  Selangor A Salute to Cinema Tutan Festival Orchestra | Kuala Lumpur City Opera 18 July 2025 | Friday | from 8.00pm 19 July 2025 | Saturday | from 8.00pm Venue: Stage 1 Theatre, PJPAC, 1 Utama Ticket Prices: RM120 | RM180 | RM200 | RM220 | RM250 | RM320 Kuala Lumpur One Century At A Time Assoc. Prof. Dr. Andrew Filmer, violin and viola  | Guest Artists & UCSI Talents 10 July 2025 | Thursday | from 8.00pm Venue: Recital Hall, Blog G, LG Floor, UCSI University Kuala Lumpur Campus Ticket Prices: Free Admission, no pre-registration required Classcal to Jazz Orkestra Kuala Lumpur 19 July 2025 | Saturday | from 8.30pm Venue: Auditorium B...

 This is a collection of publicly available information and this site is not affiliated witht he events listed. For the latest details, or any other enquiries about these events, please contact the event organisers directly.  If you are an event organiser and would like to be featured in this list, click here to provide the details of your event.  Kuala Lumpur Violin Seminar and Masterclass Violin Technique, Artistry and Beyond: In Conversation with Leo Phillips Leo Phillips | Institute of Music, UCSI University 20 June 2025 | Friday | 11.00am-1.00pm Venue: Recital Hall, UCSI Ticket Prices: Free Admission Aspire to Inspire A talk by Maestro Somtow Sucharitkul Euroasia Association of Performing Arts | Festival Orkestra Kuala Lumpur 22 June 2025 | Sunday | 10.30am-12.30pm Venue: Auditorium Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur Ticket Prices: Free Admission, registration required Structure and Sound An orchestra workshop with the Siam Sinfonietta Euroasia Association of Performing Arts | ...

This is a collection of publicly available information and this site is not affiliated with the events listed. For the latest details, or any other enquiries about these events, please contact the organisers directly.  If you are an event organiser and would like to be featured in this list, click here to provide the details of your event.  Penang RondoFest Plays Stravinsky & Schubert Rondo Festival Orchestra 7 June 2025 | Saturday | from 7.30pm Venue: Auditorium, Stonyhurst International School, Penang Ticket Prices: RM60 (students & senior citizens) | RM80 (general admission) Selangor A Salute to Cinema Tutan Festival Orchestra | Kuala Lumpur City Opera 18 July 2025 | Friday | from 8.00pm 19 July 2025 | Saturday | from 8.00pm Venue: Stage 1 Theatre, PJPAC, 1 Utama Ticket Prices: RM120 | RM180 | RM200 | RM220 | RM250 | RM320 Kuala Lumpur Bijoux Français IV Euroasia Association of Performing Arts 15 June 2025 | Sunday | from 3.00pm Venue: Alliance Française de Kuala Lu...

For almost a decade, three prolific names in Malaysian classical music have been carving out time to make music together in addition to their individual projects.  Amongst their various roles in music education and performance, Robin is a sought-after piano tutor who specialises in the mechanics of piano playing, Mabel is an examiner with the ABRSM, and Andrew is an associate professor at the Institute of Music at UCSI.  Despite their demanding roles and packed schedules, they've been making it a point to come together to play as the Anjung Trio for almost a decade.  Why? Simply because it's fun! As Mabel puts it, "I enjoy the friendship and makan sessions - it is such an enjoyable experience making music and curating a concert programme with friends. I think when you have a good relationships with the performers, it is easier to sync up and sound more cohesive as a group." The typical piano trio consists of a piano, violin, and cello.  This trio of a piano, violin, ...