Trinity Competition 2008 on this Saturday

After all the effort & excitement, the day of Grand Final to be held at The Republic Polytechnic (The Republic Cultural Centre, Theatre) is finally here - 11 October 2008 (Sat).

Yvonne said the response has been very good so far. Thanks to those friends who have directly or indirectly lend their supports & helped her publicized the much awaited event.

Perhaps, for those who like to sing or love music; or would just like to expose their children to this form of art or entertainment; or notice their friends or loved ones having the potential to make a name for themselves in the chinese music industry can consider networking with Yvonne who is familiar with people from the Lee Wei Song School of Music.

Well, you never know, one day Yvonne will also be organizing a singing competition, with you or your loved ones taking part in it. So don't forget to make a date with Yvonne, ok.

Trinity Competition 2008

Event Info
Host: The Republic Polytechnic
Type: Music/Arts - Performance
Network: Global

Time & Place
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: The Republic Polytechnic (The Republic Cultural Centre, Theatre)
Street: 9 Woodlands Ave 9, Singapore 738964
City/Town: Singapore City, Singapore

Contact Info
Phone: 91167687
Email: yvonnet1977@yahoo.com

Description
Lee Wei Song School of Music started the Trinity Music Competition in the year 2004.

The name “Trinity” was chosen because the school aims to bring students from the three faculties, namely Unplugged Vocal, Composing and Lyrics Writing together, to interact and get to know each other whether they are current student or alumni.

The Contestants will gain the rewarding experience of collaborating with contestants from other categories, which is vital to their progression in this competition. This competition will also cultivate them into professional musicians or performers by applying what they have learned in classrooms onto stage. It will also help to identify talented individuals who have the potential to become artistes and spot those possessing the skills to further develop in the music industry.

For more information, please refer to the weblink
http://www.leeweisong.com/index_main.htm


I am sure many of you would have heard of Lee Wei Song, our very own Singapore-made- famous song writer. He has trained & groomed many budding singers including Stephanie Sun.

My friend, Yvonne is currently helping the school to organize the event for a good course. And it's totally a voluntary contribution by her. The profits from the event will be donated to charity homes: Chen Su Lan Children Home and Singapore Cheshire Home.

So do give Yvonne your support to make this event a meaningful & successful one!

Please help to pass the information around.

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