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Hello everyone!
In this episode, I had quite a short chat/catch-up session with a close buddy of mine, Mr. Armand Malik. We were going through his musical life in Sarawak, Malaysia, looking into his orchestral conducting life, performances and teaching status. Check out this episode if you are curious about how our fellow siblings on the other side of Malaysia still prevails in their musical endeavors despite the current challenge of the world's situation.
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Hello everyone!
In this new season, I had a conversational discussion with my pal, Haziq Muhyidin. For these past 6 months, we collaborated on a community project called "Music Painting: Artistic Expression through Percussion and Singing" that was carried out amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear about our struggles and successful attempts at carrying out the activities in this week's episode, as Haziq (the project leader) gave his valuable opinion that may help those interested in their own endeavors.
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Hello everyone!
In this episode, I talk to a good friend of mine, Mr. Hazziq Aizzat. Trying to clear up some myths and misunderstandings in music production, we looked into some questions that music students may have come across during their learning period and try our best to tackle said questions with thoughts and perspectives of our own .
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Hazziq or any guests answer in future episodes.
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This episode is split into two parts. In this second part, I talk to my go-to research buddy from UPM, Mr. Chan Long, about how one could work around their individual music researches. Looking into our own experiences as undergrad students, we summarized our approaches in reviewing literature, writing up methods, analyzing results, and even tapped into some scenarios that we or others have gone through that served as lessons on our research paths.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Chan Long or any guests answer in future episodes. Be sure to check out the first part of this episode, and check out the other episodes if you haven't already!
Hello everyone!
This episode is split into two parts. In this first part, I talk to my go-to research buddy from UPM, Mr. Chan Long. We looked into the different terminologies and fields that music researchers, especially fresh ones like both of us, might overlap or mistaken. Leading into the next part of the episode, we tunneled slowly to how they may or may not be part of our dissertation during our Bachelor of Music's research work.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Chan Long or any guests answer in future episodes. Be sure to check out the second part of this episode, and check out the other episodes if you haven't already!
Hello everyone!
In this episode, I talk to another amazing trumpet player, Mr. Pako. As someone I've had multiple chances of performing with in the past, we reminisced about our past experiences during our diploma years. Continuing on, we looked into his journey of going into different scenes and bands in his jazz performing life.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Pako or any guests answer in future episodes. Thank you so much!
Hello everyone!
In this episode, I talk to an amazing trumpet player, Mr. Armand Haniff. We delved into his experiences in both the orchestral and classical, and the modern and jazz side performance context. On top of that, we looked into the rationale of choosing between being a performance or composition major, as well as his mindset in music as a result of being brought up by his parents who are both musically inclined.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Armand Haniff or any guests answer in future episodes. Thank you!
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In this episode, I talk to Mr. Miracle, a senior of mine that seems to kill it for every one of his performances, Mr. Chun Weng. Looking into the Malaysian music scene from the perspective of a bassoonist and pianist, we delved into his experiences in both contemporary and classical, and in large ensembles and small ones, to have one foot closer in understanding how the music scene operates.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Chun Weng or any guests answer in future episodes. Thank you!
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In this episode, I talk to my music therapy sister, Jing Wen. Looking into her past experiences in joining different projects and community works, we get a glimpse into how she eventually graduated after working with multiple populations in different contexts, focusing on neurodiverse children (children with special needs) as part of her dissertation research.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Jing Wen or any guests answer in future episodes. Thank you!
Hello everyone!
In this episode, I talk to an amazing classical pianist senior of mine, one who possesses fantastic musicality that I have high respect for, Ling Hui. We talk about her performance experiences in the classical music scene, meeting the people in the circle of international competitions and her views on music competitions in general. Most interestingly, we touched upon concept of how musical performance anxiety exists within everyone, even the students and graduates that delve into the performance majoring field.
For any inquiries about the topics we discussed, please send me an email at [email protected], and I'll either reply to you directly, or have Ling Hui or any guests answer in future episodes. Thank you!
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