Will the Pandemic Raise Awareness of Penang’s Need for a Proper Concert Hall?
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Pianist Foo Mei Yi: “Enjoyment of Music Makes the Musician”
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Foo Mei Yi took to the piano instantly, and as she grew, so did her passion for music. Encouraged by her parents, she enrolled at the Royal College and Royal Academy of Music in London.
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Penang Needs to Develop Public Appreciation of the Performing Arts
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Conversations with local performers reveal commonalities in their artistic journeys. In order for practical solutions to be worked out, more light needs to be shed on why the performing arts are floundering in Penang.
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