In this last episode of Power Music, 3 people are in the hot seat, each connected

somehow to one another at different points in their lives. They are (i) Joyce Ang (the first interviewee for Power Music), (ii) Benedict Lo (choir master for an award-winning school choir in

Kuching) and (iii) Fr Stanley Goh, SJ (current principal of a school in Kuching). They share how they know each other, and how God and music are the chief connectors.

A self-taught guitarist from the Philippines, Rev moved to Singapore in 1995. He joined the choir at Novena Church and is now a choir conductor. He shares his musical journey and the technique he learnt in the Philippines, to make him the choir conductor he is today.

Nicole is a long-time member of the Genesis 2 choir at the Church of the Holy Family. Also a professional wedding and events singer, Nicole talks about her musical journey, as well as how her late father inspired her to use music for good causes.

As we approach Advent, Alphonsus shares about the music his choir has prepared for the season.

The COVID-19 pandemic restrictions have greatly impacted weddings, especially where music is concerned. Charles shares about how he has had to be innovative as a singer and musician. He also shares his renditions of familiar wedding hymns.

Genevieve is a well-acclaimed Christian musician, singer and songwriter. A Singaporean now based in New York, she shares her faith journey, as well as a song from her latest album, 'Freedom'.

Mark is a church musician who dabbles in writing songs for Jesus. He shares his process and inspirations, as well as stories from serving in different church music ministries.

Kenny Ngo recites the 7 Sorrows of Our Lady Rosary. As we contemplate Mary’s struggles as the mother of Jesus, may we unite ours with hers too.

Being the month of the Rosary, Kenny Ngo recites the Glorious Mysteries, accompanied by live piano music, as well as familiar hymns and praise songs.

Being the month of the Rosary, Kenny Ngo recites the Sorrowful Mysteries, accompanied by live piano music, as well as familiar hymns and praise songs.