Friday, 2 January 2026

MY FAVOURITE CONCERT PHOTOS OF 2025

Artists, take a bow!

It's no secret that I keep a camera handy during concerts. Whether there is official permission to take photos or not, I quietly get some shots in. Capturing artists engaging in their passion is a particular favourite hobby of mine of mine. Being there at the concert is the real thing, but enjoying the photos can only be the next best thing. Here are some of my favourite concert photos of the past year. 

Near midnight, 31 December 2024.
TPO Conductor Lin Juan coaxes the audience to
clap along to the Radetzky March.

Piano passion.
Chinese pianists Tianyou Li and Tiankun Ma
at the Singapore International Piano Competition.

Guitarist Hunter Mah
and flautist Roberto Alvarez
(with Hunter's two daughters)

Jazzman Jeremy Monteiro's
65th birthday concert.

Baroque Brass at Yong Siew Toh Conservatory
for a Red Dot Baroque concert.

Kahchun Wong leads the 
SSO in Shostakovich.

Rach Piano Passion.
Behzod Abduraimov & Daniil Trifonov
play Rachmaninov piano concertos.

Alvin Arumugam leads Musicians' Initiative
in Richard Strauss' Also Sprach Zarathustra.

Serine de Labaume and Martin Ng
in Queens and Divas of Bel Canto.

Ignatius Wang leads the
Singapore Armed Forces Central Band.

Tang Tee Khoon and Alasdair Beatson
deep in concentration.

P Ramlee returns to life in
Tunggu Sekejap with re:mix led by Foo Say Ming.

Cellist Yoyo Wu and pianist Wu I Ling
in a tribute to Anita Mui.

Kate Liu at the
Singapore International Piano Festival.

Robert Levin makes a point
about improvisation in Mozart.

Everyone wants to meet
President Tharman Shanmugaratnam at the
Asian Cultural Symphony Orchestra concert.

Slide Monsters trombone quartet at YST.

Calefax Reed Quintet at YST. 

Robert McDuffie performs
Philip Glass' Four American Seasons.

Dick Lee makes an unscripted appearance
at the Voices of Singapore anniversary concert.

Soprano Khor Ai Ming looking thrilled
at her 55th birthday concert.

Joined at the hip, the piano duo of 
Lin Hengyue and Nattapol Tantikarn.

Tze Toh just loves to improvise while
Martha Argerich always looking sultry.

Actor Clement Yeo in Nanyang Collective's
Memoirs in Music.

Adrian Chiang leads
Ventus and Schola Cantorum Singapore
in Borodin's Polovtsian Dances.

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