Prelude UTAR Choir Concert Has It First Standalone Event
KAJANG: Prelude UTAR Choir Concert has its very own first time ever event organized at University Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) from 7.30pm to 10.30pm on this Sunday, 8th July 2018 in Sungai Long Multipurpose Hall.
This standalone concert is organized by only 20+ committees as a student.
It contains a collection from Disney, Japanese Anime and Chinese Folk Songs and are carefully picked to perform the voice of UTAR Sungai Long Choir.
It is confirmed that it will be eye picking for the audiences during the event runs.
This concert of guest performers will include Seremban Chung Hua Alumni Choir and UTAR Sungai Long Chinese Orchestra (UTARSLCO).
Shaun, 24, a chairperson of the Choir Club says that this is their first time concert that is organized by only students where it has a strong theme that tied within the concert.
“Since this is the first time of big scale of concert, we estimated about 500+ audiences,” said Shaun.
“We expected there will be lower audiences, but the ticket sold more than 500 and we limit to 600 tickets only,” he added.
He said that the possible reason is because before the choir went big, there is very low awareness; however, from now compared with before, the standard level of our choir is improved a lot.
He also says that “why not we organize our own concert, since we have the ability to do it.”
“In order to perform very well during concert, we need to rehearsal many times to have a harmonize and unify voice so that is perfect,” said Shaun.
Lastly, he is very proud of this upcoming standalone concert that can be so big.
Read more to find out on their official site https://www.facebook.com/UTARSLChoir/
Background info
The Choir Club has a Japanese instructor named Mr. Osamu Moroe that has been guiding and teaching the committees along the years to build up the club.
He is the main character of this Choir Club that has the most experienced and professional in these kind of Choir music.
They have performed their overseas performances in Japan in 2013 and 2016.
Not only that, they also perform local performances which include joint performances and student cultural exchange in UTAR events.