No concerts in town today. So there's time for more musical lookalikes. This dozen covers the musical scene in Singapore, as the people featured will mostly be people known to local concert-goers. There might be some international names, and that's good too!
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| Former Singapore Symphony Resident Conductor Lim Yau keeps his hair buoyant, like Kent Nagano. |
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| Hotshot violinist Chan Yoong Han has a twin in Chinese pianist Yutong Sun. |
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| Violinist Lee Shi Mei has the same sweet and winsome smile as Japanese pianist Aimi Kobayashi. |
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| Hotshot pianist Shaun Choo looks like the young version of Korean piano virtuoso Kun Woo Paik. |
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| Local piano heartthrob Gabriel Hoe and Taiwanese pianist Kai-Min Chang, finalist in this year's Leeds International Piano Competition. |
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| Baritone William Lim should be careful if he steps into Kuala Lumpur Int Airport, where Kim Jong Nam was assassinated. |
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| British-Indonesian pianist George Harliono, whose Silver medal at the Tchaikovsky Competition is just as rewarding as the Olympic Gold medal of Joseph Schooling. |
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| Chinese violinist He Ziyu has the right moves as Hollywood actor Dennis Dun of Big Trouble in Little China. |
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| Hong Kong pianist Chiyan Wong and Hong Kong icon Bruce Lee. |
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| Japanese pianist Hayato Sumino (Cateen) has the same consumptive look as Chopin. |
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| Cateen's "daguerreotype". |
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| Scottish pianist Dr Kenneth Hamilton is an authority on Liszt as Dr Anthony Fauci is on infectious diseases. |
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| American pianist Steven Spooner could pass off as German actor Christian Redl who played General Jodl in Downfall. |
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| Taiwanese violinist Benny Tseng Yu-Chien and German football star Mesut Ozil. |
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| The late lecturer-organist- music critic-bus driver Marc Rochester (Dr Marc) and German conductor Kurt Sanderling. |
An addition to the list:
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| All the music teacher aunties in Singapore want to look like Martha Argerich. |
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