where the arts bloom and the youth celebrates

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WHERE THE ARTS BLOOM
AND THE YOUTH CELEBRATES
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Message from Minister for Education
Welcome to the 48th year of our Singapore Youth Festival! Through the years, the Festival has remained true to our goal
to nurture well-rounded students with strong character, a love for the arts, and a heart for our community.
Our schools work hard to bring out the best in every child, whatever the child’s starting point in life, by coaching our
children to reach their fullest potential in their areas of strength or talent. It is a real joy for me and my colleagues when
the human spirit is unleashed in our young people, and they learn to discover and appreciate the truth, beauty and
goodness around us. The arts are a great way for our young people to explore their interests and talents, and express
themselves. But of course, it is that moment when our youths perform for those they love and respect that they really
appreciate the power of the arts for connecting us across boundaries, and creating a shared identity and community.
This is why we changed the way we run the Festival. This year, many more schools and students will have the chance to
perform for the public. We want every child to have the chance to shine.
Students and their teachers have been working very hard and are excited to show you what they have been working on.
I hope you will enjoy their performances, and cheer them on as they continue on their journey of imagination and
creative expression.
I wish all an enjoyable and exciting Festival!
Message from Director-General of Education
The annual Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) imbues in our youth a sense of pride and fulfilment through their participation
in the Arts co-curricular activities. Each year, our students practise and hone their skills in preparation for the SYF Arts
Presentations in April. This year, over 800 performances were presented and close to 600 artworks submitted for selection.
This is a testament to the vibrant and diverse arts talents in our schools.
Beyond the pursuit for artistic excellence, our students learn important life skills when they work together in teams, persevere
through the challenges and gain confidence as they perform or exhibit their artworks in public. The SYF Celebrations in
July this year has provided more opportunities for them to showcase and engage the audience through their creations at
Gardens by the Bay, ICA Galleries at LASALLE College of the Arts, and satellite events at four libraries in different areas of
Singapore. These public settings for performances and exhibitions bring the arts closer to the community and also serve
as authentic learning opportunities for the students.
Last year, the success of the Open Call enabled students to submit their works for selection and a wider range of performing
art forms was presented. This year, the number of submissions has increased and we can look forward to more novel and
creative performances. I am also heartened to note that there will be a segment of the programme that will showcase
schools’ alumni who have previously participated in the SYF. This will encourage students to keep up their passion and arts
practice even after they have left the schools.
I hope the audience will enjoy the interaction with the participants and encourage our young performers when doing so.
I wish all a rewarding and enchanting time at the Festival.
Heng Swee Keat
Minister for Education
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Ho Peng
Director-General of Education
SYF Celebrations @ Gardens by the Bay
OVERVIEW
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Singapore Youth Festival
Celebrations 2014
SYF Celebrations @ Gardens by the Bay
Friday to Sunday, 4 – 6 July 2014
4.00 – 7.30pm (4 & 5 July); 4.00 – 7.00pm (6 July)
SYF 2014 Art Exhibition
artIst
10 – 23 July 2014
LASALLE College of the Arts
ICA Galleries 1 & 2 and the Trispace
10.00am – 6.00pm daily (except Sundays)
SYF Celebrations @ The Libraries
Saturday, 12 July 2014
2.00 – 4.00pm
Ang Mo Kio Public Library
Jurong Regional Library
Tampines Regional Library
Woodlands Regional Library
SYF Celebrations
@ Gardens by the Bay
MAP OF SYF CELEBRATIONS @
GARDENS BY THE BAY
FLOWER
DOME
Registration
THE COLONNADE
Art Labs
2forArt (Sun only)
REGISTRATION
FLOWER DOME
Sing! Read! Dance! And Play!
Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
SUPERTREE GROVE
Street Arts
SYF Youth Got Talent!
WEARABLE ArTTIRE (Fri only)
Arts Bloom @ Supertree Grove (Sat only)
Alumni Band Jam (Sun only)
SUPERTREE GROVE LAWN
Food Booths
Instant Photo Booth
THE COLONNADE
SUPERTREE
GROVE
Visitor
Visitor Centre
Centre
SUPERTREE GROVE
LAWN
Friday, 4 July 2014
PLACE & TIME
4.00 - 4.30PM
4.30 - 5.00PM
THE
COLONNADE
Maha Bodhi School
Guzheng 草原的春天
Maha Bodhi School
Guzheng 草原的春天
Yu Neng Primary School
Storytelling
Storytelling
Greendale Secondary School
Dance Simple Gifts
Endeavour Primary School
Guitar Endeavour D’lite
Guitar Endeavour D’lite
CHIJ (Kellock)
Strings In Celebration
The Sunflower that went Flop!
FLOWER
DOME
CHIJ (Kellock)
Strings In Celebration
Wearable Arttire
SUPERTREE
GROVE
Watch a fashion show of costumes
designed by students!
Vote for your favourite costume at
www.facebook.com/SgYouthFest
between 4:30 - 5:30pm today!
(Refer to page 39 for the list of
participating schools.)
Angklung
Rolling In The Deep &
Rame Rame
Street Arts
5.00 - 5.30PM
5.30 - 6.00PM
ART LABS
Fuchun Primary School
Strings
‘Spring’ from The Four Seasons
(1st Movement)
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
(Secondary)
‘Strings
‘Summer’ from The Four Seasons
Paya Lebar Methodist
Girls’ School
Strings
(1st Movement)
(1 Movement)
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
(Secondary)
‘Strings
CHIJ (Kellock)
Strings
CHIJ (Kellock)
Strings
st
(1st and 3rd Movements)
(1st Movement)
Elias Park Primary School
Elias Stars Elias Beat
SYF Youth Got Talent! is a showcase of
students’ talents in various performing art
forms such as pop band, beat-box
and street dance.
Greendale Primary School
Guitar Ensemble
1. Calypso
2. Quin Sera
Project R Suit & Tie
Guangyang Primary School
Ri’ma Cilik Pijaran Hidup
Beacon Primary School
Choir
All things Bright and Beautiful A Celebration of Nature
Concord Primary School
Choir
6.30 - 7.00PM
Henry Park Primary School
Choir Group 1 Of Flowers and Insects
Choir
All things Bright and Beautiful A Celebration of Nature
Disney Medley &
the Sound of Music Medley
Choir Group 2 Of Flowers and Insects
Choir
River Valley Primary School
Storytelling & Singing
Endeavour Sings!
7.00 - 7.30PM
Choral Singing
(1st and 3rd Movements)
Kong Hwa School
Lai Zhen Yi (Solo)
Violin Performance
6.00 - 6.30PM
Street Arts
Juying Primary School
Majesty Acoustic Group
Kong Hwa School
Wushu Performance
Guangyang Primary School
Nachle Dynamic Dance of Punjab
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’
School (Secondary)
Team PL The Best Noodle
Ngee Ann Secondary School
NASians Parachute
Woodlands Ring Primary School
1.Chinese Dance 红红火火
2.Team Ring Eagles Untouchables
and street dance.
PLACE & TIME
4.00 - 4.30PM
4.30 - 5.00PM
THE
COLONNADE
Methodist Girls’ School
Guitar Ensemble
River Valley High School
Strings
(2nd & 3rd Movements)
FLOWER
DOME
In the Enchanted Garden
Singapore National
Youth Orchestra
Strings
5.00 - 5.30PM
SUPERTREE
GROVE
Singapore National
Youth Orchestra
Strings
Fairfield Methodist School
(Primary)
Handbells & Chimes
Pasir Ris Secondary School
Choir A Capella
Choir A Capella
Singapore National
Youth Orchestra
Woodwinds & Strings
Singapore National
Youth Orchestra
Woodwinds & Strings
Poi Ching School
Dance
Poi Ching School
Dance
Street Arts
Boon Lay Garden Primary School
Bedazzlers Pop Songs
and street dance.
Teck Whye Secondary School
Guitar Ensemble
A Joyful Evening
Zhangde Primary School
The Zhangde Boys
Beat box meets Hip Hop
7.00 - 7.30PM
Singapore National
Youth Orchestra
Strings
(Primary)
Handbells & Chimes
A Show Choir Spectacular
6.30 - 7.00PM
In the Enchanted Garden
‘Summer’ & ‘Autumn’
from The Four Seasons
Boon Lay Garden Primary School
Wonders of the Nineties
Tampines Secondary School
Show Choir
6.00 - 6.30PM
ART LABS
Street Arts
Songs from the 90’s
5.30 - 6.00PM
Clementi Town Secondary School
Horizon Singing Duo
North Vista Secondary School
S&N Acoustic Performance
Bishan Park Secondary School
HART-itude Hip Hop Dance
Bowen Secondary School
Bowen Indian Dance Club Shakthi
Haig Girls’ School
International Dance Group
Soar with Your Dreams!
Juying Radicalz
D.A.R.E (Determine, Aspire, Resilience
and Empower)
SYF Youth Got Talent! is a showcase of students’
talents in various performing art forms such as pop
band, beat-box and street dance.
Arts Bloom
@ Supertree Grove
Bowen Secondary School, Tanjong Katong
Secondary School and
West Spring Secondary School
Fanfare, Drum Corps and Display Bands
Ratchawinit School
KHONThe Pursuit of Suphannamatcha
Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)
Contemporary Dance Cavalleria
Combined Schools’ Chorus
Sunday, 6 July 2014
PLACE & TIME
4.00 - 4.30PM
4.30 - 5.00PM
THE
COLONNADE
Raffles Girls’ School
(Secondary)
Angklung Ensemble
FLOWER
DOME
(Secondary)
Angklung Ensemble
MacPherson Secondary School
Angklung
Ronggeng Kita
Arrangement of Vivaldi’s The
Four Seasons
Hwa Chong Institution
Strings
‘Winter’ from The Four Seasons
Strings
‘Winter’ from The Four Seasons
Spring (Allegro & Largo), Autumn
(Allegro) & Winter (Largo) from
The Four Seasons
Marymount Convent School
Strings
‘Spring’ fromThe Four Seasons
Strings
Queenstown Secondary School
Guitar Solo (Sungha Jung)
(1st & 3rd Movements)
(1st & 3rd Movements)
(1st Movement)
Street Arts
MacPherson Secondary School
Macpherson Belles Make a Change
West View Primary School
Soloist: Jasmine Sarah Tan
New Girl in the Dancing Town
East View Secondary School
Evs Modern Dance Evs Street Arts
Hong Kah Secondary School
1.HKS Drumatix Batucada Beats
2.HKS Guzheng Ensemble Guzheng
Xingnan Primary School
Malay Dance
Happy Moments – Saat Bergembira
5.30 - 6.00PM
ART LABS
Arrangement of Vivaldi’s The
Four Seasons
(1st Movement)
SUPERTREE
GROVE
5.00 - 5.30PM
ART LABS
Nan Hua High School
Harp Ensemble
Felicity
(Secondary)
A capella
Queenstown Secondary
School
Guitar Solo (Sungha Jung)
Guitar Ensemble
(Secondary)
A capella
Magic to do
A Joyful Evening
St. Anthony’s Canossian
Primary School
Storytelling by SACPS English
Language Club “In The Forest”
6.30 - 7.00PM
Felicity
Magic to do
Guitar Ensemble
A Joyful Evening
St. Anthony’s Canossian
Primary School
Storytelling by SACPS English
Language Club “In The Forest”
Street Arts
Angklung Web Institute
&
INSPERTO-40
Angklung
Mission Impossible
Medley Nusantara Song
6.00 - 6.30PM
Loyang Secondary School
SMKN Song Covers
Yishun Secondary School
YSS Jam Band Jam Band
Skittles The Stonecutter
Qiaonan Primary School
Warriors Unity
Assumption Pathway School
APS Percussion Band
Ethnic Grooves
Alumni Band Jam
Join in the band jam with students and alumni members
from four secondary schools.
2forART Results
View artistic representations of Gardens by the Bay and SYF Celebrations in
artworks created by over 300 pairs of parent-and-child.
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THE COLONNADE
ART LABS
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Friday, 4 July 2014
Ai Tong School
Children’s Illustration
Create beautiful illustrations that
simulate stained-glass artworks
using markers on transparency
and crumpled aluminium foil.
CHIJ (Katong) Primary
Crepe Paper Flowers
Colourful crepe paper is cut into
petals which are glued and twisted
around a wire to create a flower.
Fuchun
Primary School
Paper Modelling
Design, colour, cut and
fold your own paper animals.
Friday, 4 July 2014
Anderson Primary School
Let’s Make Art
with Robots!
Explore the wonderful and
exciting things that can be
created with robots.
Beatty
Secondary School
The Amazing
Shrinking Picture!
Bedok Green
Primary School
Creepy Crawly
Bottle-Capz
Create art using bottle caps.
Design your own key chains using a
specially treated plastic sheet which
shrinks upon contact with heat.
Hong Kah Secondary
School
Creative Artwork
Through Blow Art
Create an exciting artwork using a
straw and your fingers.
Meridian Primary School
Silhouettes on Newspaper
Let’s be green and turn
newspapers into various
works of art.
Nan Chiau
Primary School
Arty Bottle by the Bay
Hang decorated bottles with
‘recycling messages’ in them
on the Recycle Tree to
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (3R).
Seng kang
Secondary School
Foam Flowers Making
Learn how to fold foam paper
with twist-and-turn technique to
create beautiful roses.
CHIJ (Kellock)
Scratch Art for Kids
Create art by scratching through
a black coated paper using sharp
wooden tools to reveal drawings
or designs beneath.
Compassvale
Secondary School
Mini Wire Sculpture Figurines
Use wire sculpture techniques to
make mini figurines.
Geylang Methodist SCHOOL (Primary)
Blooms of Diversity
Design and create flowers.
Greenwood Primary School
Kueh-Kueh Making
Learn methods of modeling, layering, incising
and carving as you sculpt miniature kueh-kueh
using air dry clay.
Si Ling Secondary School
SiLing InstaArt
Capture images using Instagram
under the category of InstaBeauty and
InstaFun at Gardens by the Bay.
TANGLIN SCHOOL
Tin Foil Art
Express yourselves with materials used in
our daily lives through Tin Foil Art.
Yumin Primary School
Insects in the Garden (Craft-making)
Create colourful insect magnets and give the insects
an ‘uplifting effect’ by folding their wings upwards.
Whitley Secondary School
Suminagashi Marbling Workshop
Squeeze a little bit of Sumi-ink into a tray of water, swirl
it around, drop a piece of paper on top,
and you have a print.
Yu Neng Primary SCHOOL
Balloon Art / Craft
Learn the art of balloon twisting and
make balloon sculptures.
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THE COLONNADE
ART LABS
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Casuarina Primary School
Dragon-mania
Colour and cut out a dragon’s head and tail.
Attach them to a folded coloured paper and
ice cream sticks to form a dragon.
Guangyang Secondary School
Paper Flowers
Create paper flowers with everyday materials
such as recycled paper bags, baking cup
liners and construction paper.
Maris Stella High School
Minecraft Papercraft
Fold papers and tape colourful tapes
onto figures.
CORPORATION Primary School
Do A Doodle Monster Badge!
and Cute Animal Pencil Toppers!
Create your own doodle monster badge
and animal pencil toppers
from pipe cleaners.
Evergreen Primary School
Recycled Attack
Create your own photo frame and flowers
made from recycled materials.
Creative Paper Projects
JUYING PRIMARY SCHOOL
Printmaking@Juying Primary School
Learn how to turn scrapbooking supplies into
creative crafts projects.
Roll out ink on the acrylic sheet before placing a
sheet of paper on it to create an artwork.
NANYANG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL
Paint-dom
Face and arm painting.
Henna Montana
Henna art.
Pioneer Primary School
Flowers in the Garden
Recycle plastic bags and hair pins
into beautiful flowers.
(SECONDARY)
Dream-weaving
Weave your own mini
‘dream-catcher’.
Princess Elizabeth
Primary School
Our Gardens By The Bay
Create a scaled-down installation
sculptural garden.
Princess Elizabeth
Primary School
Amazing Symmetry
Create fascinating radial
symmetrical patterns.
Woodlands Ring
Secondary School
Art @ Home –
Toilet Rolls Quilling
Woodlands Ring
Secondary School
Art @ Home –
Nail Polish Marbling
Use recycled toilet rolls or paper
rolls to create artworks similar to
paper quilling.
Create marbled pencils or old
trinkets using old nail polish.
Yishun Town Secondary School
Recycled Plastic Toys Keychain
Make toy keychains using recycled plastic.
Yusof Ishak Secondary School
Bending Movement
Create your own names
using wires and animate them using
smart phone applications.
Qifa Primary School
Intricate paper rolling craft
Roll, release and pinch thin, long,
coloured paper strips into spiral
curls to form beautiful designs.
Yishun
Secondary School
Gum Paste Floral Bouquet
Make roses out of
edible gum paste.
Yusof Ishak Secondary School
Lights, Camera, Action!
Be mesmerized with the art of making paper
puppets. Retell the story in a digital format
with hassle free setup to capture the frame by
frame animation.
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THE COLONNADE
ART LABS
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Sunday, 6 July 2014
Anglican High School
Wearable Flora Metallica
Make costume jewellery out of
drink can tabs.
Sunday, 6 July 2014
Bendemeer
Secondary School
World through
pinhole cameras
Capture an image with selfconstructed cameras and develop it
in our portable darkroom.
Edgefield
Secondary School
Fun With
Home-Made Coasters!
Create a flower using colorful
crepe paper and wire.
First Toa Payoh
Secondary School
Origami Candy Flowers
Combine origami and
lollipops to make a flower.
LIANHUA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Paper Mosaic depicting the splendour of Nature
Create paper mosaic to
express your feelings about nature.
Cedar Girls’
Secondary School
Art from the Garden
Create cute bookmarks with
shapes developed from different
natural patterns found in
Gardens by the Bay.
Greendale
Secondary School
Splat and Doodle
Create works of art by drawing or
doodling from accidental marks of
paint splashed onto the paper.
Concord
PriMARY School
Button Tree Art
and Caricature
Design your own unique trees
using bright and colourful buttons.
You can also get your own
caricature drawn.
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian
Secondary School
Costume Jewellery
Learn how to string and mixand-match a variety of bead
accessories to create
unique costume jewellery.
Flower Power
Make a flower and customise it to make
someone’s day special.
NANYANG GIRLS’
HIGH SCHOOL
Pop-Up Prints
Try your hands at simple
silk screen printing.
Pioneer Junior College
Wire Bending
Ngee Ann
SecONDARY school
Watercolour Fantasy
Stencilling and watercolour.
SERANGOON GARDEN
SECONDARY SCHOOL
Shrinkies!
Bend coloured wires into
attractive shapes and make them
into key chains, mobile phone or
bag straps at our booth.
St. Gabriel’s
Secondary School
Leap Froggies
Create your very own keychain or
mobile strap ‘shrinkies’.
Fold and decorate paper frogs.
XINGNAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Balloon Madness
Yishun Primary School
We love MARBLING!
Sculpt balloons into beautiful animals,
flowers or wearable ornaments.
Create your own
personalised marble art.
Rivervale
Primary School
How To Do ‘Glass’ Painting
Like A Pro
‘Glass’ Painting
Teck Ghee Primary School
Ties that Bind
Make friendship bands using beads.
Yuan Ching Secondary School
Art Fan
Make your own Art fan with pre-drawn
templates and colour them using markers.
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FLOWER DOME
SING! READ! DANCE! AND PLAY!
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Choir
All things Bright and Beautiful - A Celebration of Nature
A medley of songs celebrating beauty, sounds of nature and
its creatures. Consists of a cappella and accompanied renditions of
choral music.
CHIJ (Kellock)
Strings
In Celebration
1) Kerry Polka
Kerry Polka is one of the many types of dance tunes in traditional
Irish music. It makes up a large portion of the repertoire in County
Kerry where this very lively dance tune originated from.
2) Strings Royale
Strings Royale is composed by American contemporary
composer, Joseph Compello. This is a stately and regal march
with an English flavour.
Concord Primary School
Choir
Disney Medley & The Sound of Music Medley
In the Enchanted Garden, there’s music that sings to your soul, and dances that bring joy to your heart.
Let the children come – let them sing, play, dance upon innocence and beauty.
1) Medley of popular songs from Disney animations
2) Medley of familiar songs from The Sound of Music
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FLOWER DOME
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DANCE / ANGKLUNG
GUITAR
Endeavour D’lite (Bunga Sayang and Quien Sera)
Bunga Sayang is a local song composed by Dick Lee.
Quien Sera is a Spanish mambo song.
Simple Gifts / Rolling In The Deep & Rame Rame
The dance depicts the search for the simple things in life that we often overlook.
Rolling in The Deep tells us that life is like a roller-coaster. Rame Rame is a catchy
song with Moluccas ethnic tunes and relates the happiness experienced when we
are together with the people we love.
Choir
Endeavour Sings!
1) Land of Joy
Written by local composer, Dr Zechariah Goh,
this song speaks of a better world for everyone.
2) Firefly
Written by Andy Beck, this lively song depicts the image of
flickering fireflies on a dark summer’s night.
Choir
Of Flowers and Insects
1) Pu-die.
Fairfield Methodist
School (Primary)
Handbells & Chimes
A description of bright and colourful butterflies being chased and caught.
2) Caterpillar.
Christina Rossetti’s adorable poem, “Caterpillar”, is perfectly wedded to the music, which includes a brief canon for
the voices, and is supported by a bright piano accompaniment. “Brown and furry, caterpillar in a hurry, take your
walk to the shady leaf, or stalk.”
3) LadyBird.
Ladybird is composed by the Hungarian composer, Zoltan Kodaly. In this piece, the Hungarians are warned to flee
from the Turks. Schön Blümelein (Beautiful Little Flower) was composed in 1840 by Robert Schumann. The poet,
Robert Reinick, recounts a story of bees and butterflies taking delight in a flower. The mood of the song is
tender and soft.
Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary)
A CAPELLA
Magic to do
An a capella arrangement of Broadway showpieces
(from the musical, Pippin, by Stephen Schwartz)
Maha Bodhi School
GUZHENG
草原的春天
A medley of Chinese songs.
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FLOWER DOME
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St. Anthony’s Canossian Primary School
Storytelling by SACPS English Language Club
“In The Forest”
Based on the book “In the Forest” by Sophie Strady, the story
depicts the wonders of the forest, the dangers that humans pose
to natural habitats, and the joy when new life returns.
Choir (A Capella)
Guitar
Guitar Ensemble
Poi Ching School
Dance
A Joyful Evening
1) Piel Canela
This is a famous Spanish song made popular by Bobby Capo.
2) It’s all about you
A sing-along piece by Mcfly. This single topped the English singles chart.
3) Dream a little dream
GUITAR SOLO (Sungha Jung)
Felicity
An evergreen piece performed by over 60 artistes.
4) Back to December
This is the first time the singer, Taylor Swift, apologised to someone through a song.
“Felicity” means intense happiness, which is
portrayed by guitar harmonics.
storytelling, singing
Choral Singing with solo parts, accompanied on the keyboard
River Valley Primary School Choir’s solo and group singers will be
presenting a series of songs through a tale. Be prepared to listen
and watch the story come to live!
Storytelling
Mr Brown loves his wife, Mrs Brown, and every time the
sunflower flopped, he fixed it. A show of love, creativity and
patience by Joy Cowley.
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FLOWER DOME
VIVALDI'S FOUR SEASONS
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CHIJ (Kellock)
STRINGS
‘Spring’ from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
1st & 3rd Movements
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School (Secondary)
STRINGS
‘Summer’ from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
STRINGS
1st Movement
STRINGS
‘Winter’ from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
1st & 3rd Movements
STRINGS
1st Movement
Soloist: Deanna Ma Yao Qian
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VIVALDI'S FOUR SEASONS
Arts Bloom @ Supertree Grove
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Participating Display Bands:
Methodist Girls’ School
Guitar Ensemble
A medley of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
Girls’ School (Primary)
STRINGS
Bowen
Secondary School
Tanjong Katong
Secondary School
West Spring
Secondary School
The Drum Majors are from the following schools:
An arrangement of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
Raffles Girls’ School (SECONDARY)
ANGKLUNG ENSEMBLE
An arrangement of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
for Angklung Ensemble
Boon Lay Secondary School
Naval Base Secondary School
First Toa Payoh Secondary School
Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary)
Holy Innocents’ High School
St. Andrew’s Secondary School
Kranji Secondary School
Woodlands Secondary School
Loyang Secondary School
Macpherson Secondary School
River Valley High School
QUARTET
Manjusri Secondary School
2nd & 3rd Movements
SINGAPORE NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA
Woodwinds & Strings
SNYO will be performing Vivaldi’s ‘Spring’
from The Four Seasons and Piazolla’s ‘Autumn’.
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Arts Bloom @ Supertree Grove
GUEST PERFORMERS
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Ratchawinit School (Thailand)
Ratchawinit School is a public school which is under the patronage of HM King
Bhumiphol. The school provides many arts education programmes to students,
such as classical dance, traditional dance, folk dance, contemporary dance and
also KHON, a traditional and most sophisticated form of Thai masked drama.
Anglo - Chinese School (Primary)
Contemporary Dance
Cavalleria
Participating Choirs in the Combined Schools' Chorus:
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
“The Pursuit of Suphannamatch” will be performed at the SYF Celebrations 2014.
Based on the Ramakien (Thai Ramayana), Suphannamatcha is a daughter of
Thotsakan (a Demon King) and a fish. She is half woman and half fish, and is also
the Queen of an ocean. When Phra Ram, Prince of Ayodhaya, orders his monkey
army to build a stone causeway from the mainland to the isle of Krung Longka,
Suphannamatcha and her fishes try to destroy the causeway by removing stones.
Therefore, Phra Rama sends Hanuman (Monkey King) to seek out Suphannamatcha
and detain her. But, they fall in love with each other.
Anglican High School
Commonwealth Secondary School
Junyuan Primary School
Jurong West Secondary School
Nanyang Primary School
Queensway Secondary School
Xinmin Secondary School
Zhonghua Secondary School
Angklung Web Institute (Indonesia)
Angklung Web Institute (AWI) is one of Indonesia’s leading Angklung Ensembles,
with a priority to develop the angklung tradition in Indonesia, which is recognized by
UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage. AWI has already developed many angklung
community groups, which have garnered the top three prizes at the ITB Angklung
Festival 2009, Best Performance at Celebrate December at Esplanade 2009, and was
one of seven finalists in Indonesian Got Talent (Indonesia Mencari Bakat) in 2011.
Formed in 2007, INSPERTO - 40 is one of the major icons of arumba (alunan rumpun
bambu) in Indonesia. They are currently preparing their first professional recording.
AWI will be partnering MusicLand, which is one of Indonesia’s most trusted music
schools. MusicLand has developed rigorous curriculum, owns state-of the-art facilities,
and engages their students with a variety of pedagogies.
The songs performed today are Mission Impossible and Medley Nusantara Song.
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Supertree Grove
STREET ARTS
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Friday, 4 July 2014
4.30 - 5.00PM
5.45 - 6.15PM
Kong Hwa School
Lai Zhen Yi (Solo)
Girls’ School (Secondary)
Violin Performance
Majesty
Acoustic Group
Team PL
The Best Noodle
Greendale
Primary School
Guitar Ensemble
ELIAS PARK
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Elias Stars
1. Calypso
2. Quin Sera
Kong Hwa School
Kong Hwa School Wushu
Elias Beat
Wushu Performance
Guangyang
Primary School
Ri’ma Cilik
Greendale
Secondary School
Project R
Suit & Tie
Pijaran Hidup
Guangyang
Primary School
Nachle
Dynamic Dance of Punjab
Ngee Ann
Secondary School
NASians
Parachute
Woodlands Ring
Primary School
1.Chinese Dance
红红火火
2.Team Ring Eagles
Untouchables
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Supertree Grove
4.00 - 4.30PM
Clementi Town
Secondary School
Horizon
Songs from the 90’s
North Vista
Secondary School
S&N
Acoustic Performance
Singing Duo
Loyang
Secondary School
SMKN
Song Covers
New Girl in the Dancing Town
Yishun
Secondary School
YSS Jam Band
MacPherson
Secondary School
Macpherson Belles
A Show Choir Spectacular
Jam Band
Make a Change
Bishan Park
Secondary School
HART-itude
A Joyful Evening
5.00 - 5.30PM
West View
Primary School
Soloist: Jasmine Sarah Tan
Tampines
Secondary SCHOOL
Show Choir
Teck Whye
Secondary School
Guitar Ensemble
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Sunday, 6 July 2014
4.00 - 4.30PM
5.15 - 5.45PM
Boon Lay Garden
Primary School
Wonders of the Nineties
STREET ARTS
International
Dance Group
Soar with Your Dreams!
East View
Secondary School
EVS Modern Dance
River Valley
Primary School
Skittles
EVS Street Arts
Hip Hop Dance
The Stonecutter
Qiaonan
Primary School
Warriors
Unity
Zhangde
Primary School
The Zhangde Boys
Juying Radicalz
Beat box meets Hip Hop
Boon Lay Garden
Primary School
Bedazzlers
Pop Songs
Bowen
Secondary School
Bowen Indian
Dance Club
Shakthi
D.A.R.E (Determine, Aspire,
Resilience and Empower)
Xingnan
Primary School
Malay Dance
Hong Kah
Secondary School
1.HKS Drumatix
Batucada Beats
2.HKS Guzheng Ensemble
Guzheng
Happy Moments –
Saat Bergembira
Assumption Pathway
School
APS Percussion Band
Ethnic Grooves
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SUPERTREE GROVE
WEARABLE ArTTIRE
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PARTICIPATING schools
Primary
Secondary
Bukit View Primary School
Bishan Park Secondary School
CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace
Bukit Batok Secondary School
East View Primary School
Greendale Primary School
Global Indian International School
Hua Yi Secondary School
Hong Wen School
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School
North Vista Secondary School
Kong Hwa School
Woodlands Ring Secondary School
Lianhua Primary School
Yishun Town Secondary School
St. Anthony’s Primary School
Xishan Primary School
Yangzheng Primary School
Watch a fashion show of art costumes designed by students. Vote for your favourite costume at
www.facebook.com/SgYouthFest between 4.30 - 5.30pm on Friday, 4 July 2014!
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Wearable ArTtire
The costumes are:
Rec wear
Candylicious
Paper Fairies
My Sun Flower Dress
Sea Star
Peacock dress
Iridescent
Cristal Dress
Eco Maiden
LET US SOAR!
Fantasy Flight
‘Build Me Up’
Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent
Time of Albert and Song of Victoria
The Queen
Glam Rock
Million Story Dress
Newspaper Fairytale Dress
Fusionista Dress
Dreams Fly
Winter Fairy
Rainbow Girl
Pink Dress
Sunshine Bloom
Princess
Uni-You
Cold Wear
Millitar
Beauty and the Beast
The Bubble Fairy
Angel of Darkness
Grecian-style Dress
Paperlistic
Strings and Buttons
We Are One
SYF YOUTH GOT TALENT!
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Re-re-re
Fresh-pop
Love nature Love life
The Bubble Fairy
Modern Press Dress
Stella
Hot Stuff
Glamourie
Elegante
Ice
Colour Fusion
Razzle
Super Hero
Summer
BELLE
Laksa Table
Sustainable Wearable
Hollywood Fashion
Newero Shirt
Paddle Rainbow Dress
SYF Youth Got Talent! is a showcase of students’ talents in various performing art forms such as singing, playing a
musical instrument, beat-boxing, DJing, dancing, performing as a rock/pop band or dance group.
There will be two Secondary/JC/CI level Select Showcases on 4 July from 5.00 to 7.30pm,
and two Primary level Select Showcases on 5 July from 4.30 – 7.00pm.
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Supertree Grove
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Ngee Ann
Secondary School
Rock Band
Ping Yi
Secondary School
Drum Solo
Admiralty
Secondary School
Vocal Solo with Guitar
Yishun
Secondary School
Vocal Trio with Guitar
Raffles institution
Jazz Quintet with Vocals
Queenstown
Secondary School
Guitar Solo
Tanjong Katong
Secondary school
Vocal Solo with Piano
Manjusri
Secondary School
Vocal Duet with Guitar
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Zhenghua
Secondary School
Beat-boxing
East View
Secondary School
Vocal with Guitar
Peicai
Secondary School
FiRst Toa Payoh
Secondary School
Percussion Ensemble
River VAlley
high School
Greenridge
Secondary School
Vocal Solo with Guitar
St. Joseph’s
Institution (Sji) Piano Solo
Assumption
pathway school
Street Dance
Guest Performer:
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Clementi Town
Secondary school
Freestyle Dance
Tanglin School
Percussion Ensemble
Yishun
Secondary SChool
Malay Dance
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St. Joseph’s
Institution (Sji)
Chinese Drums
Malcolm Lim
Vocals and Piano
Pasir Ris Crest
Secondary School
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Supertree Grove
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juying
primary School
Percussion Ensemble
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Tao Nan School
Piano Solo
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Ngee Ann
Primary School
Jazz Dance
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Stamford
Primary School
Dance
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Qifa
Primary School
Vocal Solo
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Jiemin
Primary School
Vocal Solo
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Bukit Panjang
Primary School
Indian Dance
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Violin Solo
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Bukit View
Primary School
Jazz Dance
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Stamford
Primary School
Beat-boxing
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Westwood
Primary School
Wushu
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GREENRIDGE
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Vocal Solo
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Chij (kellock)
Chinese Dance
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East spring
Primary School
Vocal Solo with Piano
Guest Performer:
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Kong Hwa School
Vocal Group with
Piano & Guitar
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Jurong west
Primary School
Vocal Duet with Ukulele
Bukit View
Primary School
Indian Dance
Corey Yuen
Vocals
Nanyang
Primary School
Qifa
Primary School
Violin Solo
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ALUMNI BAND JAM & FESTIVAL AGENTS
Alumni Band Jam
Sunday, 6 July 2014
A Trail @ Gardens by the Bay
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Introduction to Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is made up of three waterfront gardens - Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central. Bay South Garden,
at 54 hectares, is home to two Cooled Conservatories (Flower Dome and Cloud Forest), the outdoor Themed Gardens
(Heritage Gardens and World of Plants) and the uniquely-designed vertical gardens known as Supertrees.
St. Andrew’s School Military Band
and Saints’ Alumni Band
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School Symphonic Band
and Alumni Wind Ensemble
Fun Facts about the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest
Did You Know?
The glass façade of the Flower Dome is made up of 3,332 glass panels of varying shapes and sizes which fit together
like a gigantic puzzle!
Did You Know?
The Cloud Forest is 0.8 hectares (the size of 1.5 football fields) and houses the world’s tallest indoor
man-made waterfall!
Activity: Count the number of pillars in each of the Conservatories. How many are there?
Flower Dome
St. Patrick’s School Military Band
Festival Agents
4 July 2014
Balloon Sculpting, Cup Stacking
and Just for Laughs activities
Regent Wind Symphony
(Regent Secondary School)
5 July 2014
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Balloon Sculpting
6 July 2014
Regent Secondary School
Balloon Sculpting and Face Painting
Cloud Forest
Begin your Cloud Forest Trail here!
Enter into a mysterious world of tropical plants, where you will experience what tropical highlands offer.
The Cloud Forest is a cool-moist conservatory which replicates a tropical highland environment that is between 1,500
and 3,500 metres above sea level.
Did You Know?
Cloud Forests make up 2.5% of the world’s tropical forests.
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1. Location: The Falls
3. Location: Lost World
Do you see a waterfall in front of you? This is the world’s tallest indoor man-made
waterfall, at 34 metres. In Cloud Forests around the world, waterfalls help to keep the
humidity level high and maintain moisture in the air, to allow plants in such environments
to survive.
Take the lift up to Level 6 and follow the directions to the Lost World.
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You have now reached the highest point of the Cloud Forest at 42 metres and the second highest point at Bay South
Garden. Observe the plants around you and you will find a very interesting group of plants known as “carnivorous
plants”, that live here.
Carnivorous plants grow in soil that is very poor in nutrients. To survive, they obtain nitrogen and other minerals by
capturing and digesting micro-organisms, insects and even small vertebrates.
In this conservatory, you might also experience the ‘cloud effect’, when the mist is
released throughout the dome, to replicate what a real Cloud Forest is like.
Activity: Try to locate at least 3 of these plants.
2. Location: Mountain wall after The Falls
Take a closer look at the variety of plants that clad the mountain side. Many of these are epiphytes which grow on
other plants or organic surfaces but do not cause harm to the plants that play host to them. They draw on moisture and
nutrients from the air around them, in order to survive.
(1) Pitcher plant:
They have beautiful cup-like traps with brightly-coloured rims and partially-opened lids,
which are modified leaves that entice curious insects to visit.
(2) Venus Flytrap:
The closing of the “trap” is triggered by tiny hairs that are found on
the inner surface of the leaf blade.
Did You Know?
The “mountain” is a building within a building! It had to built before the façade of the
conservatory was built.
(3) Sundew:
It releases a visible, sticky substance that makes it look like it is covered
in morning dew, which lures insects that are in search of water, to it.
Activity: Some of these plants can be found on the mountain side. Pick a tick in the box if you are able to spot them!
(4) Butterwort:
The leaves of this carnivorous plant are covered with a greasy liquid
that resembles the feel of butter, hence the name “Butterwort”.
4. Location: Cloud Walk
Make your way onto the Cloud Walk to enjoy a panoramic view of Bay South Garden as you look out across to the
Supertrees and outdoor Themed Gardens.
Bromeliads
Begonias
Orchids
Rhododendrons
Did You Know?
The Cloud Walk is between 25 and 31 metres above the ground and covers a
winding distance of 122 metres from start to finish!
Activity:
Take a photograph with your friends anywhere along the Cloud Walk and share it with us! #gardensbythebay
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FUN FACT: Antonio Vivaldi & The Four Seasons
5. Location: Earth Check / +5 Degrees / Gardens by the Bay Model
Hello everyone! My name is Antonio Lucio Vivaldi.
I was born in 1678 in Venice, Italy. Like my father, I was musical
and played the violin. I inherited his red hair. I have eight
younger siblings, and as the eldest son in the family, I was
destined for priesthood. I became a full-fledged priest
in 1703.
Follow the directions to Earth Check and +5 Degrees. At these spaces, you will find interpretive displays that tell you
about the state of the Earth today, as a result of human activities.
You would also get a glimpse of what the Earth would be like as temperature increases point by point.
Watch the +5 Degrees video presentation.
In this same year, I was hired by Ospedale della Pietà,
which was a famous girls’ orphanage in Venice. I was a
teacher and composer at the orphanage for 37 years.
The orphanage had a large collection of instruments. The
girls were well-trained by my colleagues and they
became talented musicians.
Activity: What are your thoughts after watching the video? Write a commitment to save the Earth
and share it with your friends when you are back in school.
I wrote vocal as well as instrumental music that were
religious and non-religious in nature. The largest output of
music I have written was more than 500 concertos for a large
variety of solo instrumentation. Of which, The Four Seasons,
which belong to a set of twelve concertos entitled Il cimento
dell’armonia e dell’inventione (The Test of Harmony and
Invention), was especially popular.
Now, make your way to the Gardens by the Bay Model and learn about the environmentally
sustainable strategies that are in place.
Did You Know?
11 of the Supertrees are embedded with environmentally sustainable functions. Some have photovoltaic cells that help
to harness solar energy to light up the Supertrees at night, while others are integrated with the Conservatories and
serve as air exhaust receptacles.
6. Let's Get Cracking!
The official logo of Gardens by the Bay is a red dragonfly
known as the Common Parasol (Neurothemis fluctuans).
Dragonflies are an integral part of the ecosystem and
thrive where there is clean water. They are thus a fitting
representative for sustainability, one of the key themes of
the Gardens.
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I hope you will enjoy my music, and can discover the sounds of nature in the four concertos:
SPRING (CONCERTO NO. 1): Birds chirping; babbling brooks; gentle breezes; a barking dog;
and a peasant dance accompanied by bagpipes.
SUMMER (CONCERTO NO. 2): A blazing sun; an approaching story; a thunderous storm, lightning.
AUTUMN (CONCERTO NO. 3): Celebratory singing and dancing; cool breezes; a hunting scene.
WINTER (CONCERTO NO. 4): The howling of the winter winds.
I am especially surprised to learn of new arrangements of my works!
Design your own dragonfly here!
Electric Guitar
A Cappella
Floppy Disks
Saxophone Quartet
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FUN FACT: Busking
FUN FACT: Marching Bands
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Busking is also known as street performing, where people entertain in public places for donations. The word,
“busk”, means “to seek or to wander”. In the past, buskers referred to people who wandered to seek a fortune.
It was also regarded as a source of employment for entertainers before the invention of recording technology.
Buskers were also known as troubadours (French), Minnesigners (German), or Buscarsi (Italian).
Marching bands evolved out of m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bands, and assumed ceremonial roles.
The attire of marching bands resembles military uniform.
Busking activities include:
The instrumentation of marching bands varies, but usually includes the _ r _ _ _,
woodwind and percussion sections.
A drum _ _ j _ _ is the leader of a marching band. He commands the band
with a m _ _ _.
Magician / Clown
Comedian
Acrobat
Organ grinder
The band members march in a block which is composed of ranks (rows) and
f _ _ _ _ (columns).
The American composer, band leader, and conductor, John Philip S _ _ _ _ (1854 – 1932)
headed the U.S. Marine Band and was fondly remembered for the military marches
he had composed.
The colour g _ _ _ _ _, who spin coloured flags, rifles and other props, and dance at
times, enhance the character of the music. The three common spins used by them are:
(i) _ _ _ p spins; (ii) _ p _ _ _ spins; and (iii) p _ _ _ _ spins.
One-man band
Fire-eater
Animal Tricks
Dance
Caricature
Puppeteer
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FUN FACT: Dancing barefoot
FUN FACT: DRAMA
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Performing classical Indian dance, Bharatanatyam, with bare feet
shows the dancers’ respect and love for Mother Earth. Dancing bare
feet also allows dancers to connect with the earth and apply the
right amount of pressure to the ground.
The intricate stamping footwork also produces stamping sounds
that enhance the expressive and aesthetic quality of the
Indian dance performance.
Curious about Bharatanatyam?
Go to
to watch a video or
to learn more about it!
Many dance educators also encourage children to dance barefoot1
because it is easier for them to feel the floor during movement
exploration activities. It is also easier for them to jump, point and
flex their feet.
Research by podiatrists also reveal that children moving around
barefooted develop the muscles and ligaments of the foot, increase
the strength of the foot’s arch, contributes to good postures and
improves proprioception - the ability to sense stimuli arising within
the body regarding position, motion, and equilibrium.
Do you know?
Masks are used in various forms of theatre and performances all over the world. They are used
to represent different characters and emotions that the actors want to portray. This is important
in some forms of theatre, such as the traditional Japanese musical drama Noh, as women were
not allowed to perform in them. Masks are also used to differentiate not just gender, but also
between gods and mortals, good and evil characters.
Masks also have a more practical function. In Ancient Greek theatre, some masks incorporated
a built in megaphone, which allowed the actors’ voices to be projected in large open-air
amphitheatres.
Masks did not necessarily cover just the face. The Yup’ik people, Eskimos from Western and
Southwestern Alaska, created “maskettes” that were worn on the fingers, which they used in
traditional story telling.
Do you want to...
Know how mask is used
in Noh Theatre?
1.Dance Advantage (2014). Making the case for barefoot preschool dance. (http://www.danceadvantage.net/dancing-barefoot/)
Know more about masks and
Greek Theatre?
Know more about
mask-changing in
Chinese Opera?
Make your own mask?
The Sunflowers
were a series of 7
paintings by the Dutch postimpressionist artist Vincent
Willem van Gogh. They were
catalogued using a method devised
by J.B. de la Faille [F.453, F.459,
F.456, F.454, F.455, F.458 and
F.457]. What does the letter,
‘F’, stand for? What do the
numbers represent?
FUN FACT: ART
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Do you
know that sunflowers
represented happiness
for Van Gogh? It was also a
gesture of friendship and devotion
to his dear friend, Paul Gauguin.
As you make your flower art today,
think about the symbolism behind
it and present it as a gift for
your loved ones!
SYF 2014
Art Exhibition
Do you know
that you shoul
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painting in the
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On 23rd November 2013, a new record was set in the Singapore
Book of Records with 193 pairs of parent-and-child coming together
to make paper animals. 2forART involves over 300 pairs of parentand-child who will be drawing together at Gardens by the Bay.
That is almost double the record!
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The Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition is an annual national school event that recognises and celebrates
the talents of our students in the visual arts. This year, the exhibition features 148 artworks by students in the
secondary and higher levels and is held at five venues across Singapore. Based on the theme, ‘artIst’, the
students’ artworks provide an insight into their journey toward creative expression, manifesting their artistic
visions in ways that are personal and distinct. The artworks also capture the myriad of ways students perceive
the world around them and represent their place in it. It celebrates the artist in every student and provides a
snapshot of their experience of art in schools.
For more information, visit the Singapore Youth Festival website at https://www.singaporeyouthfestival.sg/
The details of the exhibition are as follows:
LASALLE College of the Arts
ICA Galleries 1 & 2 and the Trispace
Thursday, 10 July to Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Opening hours: 10.00am to 6.00pm daily (closed on Sundays)
Ang Mo Kio Public Library, Tampines Regional Library
and Jurong Regional Library
Saturday, 12 July to Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Opening hours: 10.00am to 9.00pm daily (from 2.00pm on 12 July 2014)
Tuesday, 15 July to Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Opening hours: 10.00am to 9.00pm daily
Admission to all venues is free
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Ang Mo Kio Public Library
Art Buzz: In the Heart of Ang Mo Kio
Outside the Library
11.30am - 4pm
Art Booths
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian
Secondary School
Balloon Sculpting & 3D Mask Painting
Townsville Primary School
Creating Animal Zoo & Ice-cream Stick Pictures
Ai Tong School
Children’s Illustration
SYF Celebrations
@ The Libraries
Queenstown Primary School
Malay Dance - Gerak Kipas
First Toa Payoh Secondary School
Percussion - Green Beats
Activity Room, Level 1
St. Gabriel’s Secondary School
My Favourite Character Bookmark & Happy Box
sESSION 1: 2 - 2.50pm
sESSION 2: 3.10 - 4pm
Jing Shan Primary School
Raffles Girls’ Primary School
Paper Craft
Clay Art
Programme Zone, Level 1
sESSION 1: 2 - 2.50pm
sESSION 2: 3.10 - 4pm
Peicai Secondary School
Guzheng Ensemble - 梁祝 (Liang Zhu)
& 战台风 (Zhan Tai Feng)
Blangah Rise Primary School
Modern Dance - Footloose
river Valley Primary School
Choir - Colours of the World
Gan Eng Seng Primary School
Indian Dance - Varshavil Santhosam (Joy In Rain)
Ballet - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
Choral Reading – Wind, a Medley
Ukulele Ensemble - Ukanza!
Stamford Primary School
Choir - Japanese Snow Song (Yuki)
Stamford Primary School
Yangqin - 菊花台 (Chrysanthemum Flower Bed) &
拖拉机 (Tractor)
Blangah Rise Primary School
Reader’s Theatre - The Gruffalo
Piano Recital - Music from the Heart
Choir - “Let it Go”
Level 1
SYF Art Exhibition 12 – 23 July
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Jurong Regional Library
Singapore Memories
Level 1
11.30am - 4pm Art Booths
The Past and Present of Singapore (Thumbprint Art)
Our Local Delights (Modelling Clay)
Diversity in Singapore (Windmill Art)
Level 4
Woodlands Ring Secondary School
WRS Modern Dance
St. Joseph’s Institution
Mandarin Drama - 考场风波, The Crisis in the Examination Room
2 - 3.50pm
Greenview Secondary School GVSS Symphonic Band
Dazhong Primary School Band - Music from Young Musicians
11.30am - 4pm Art Booths
Shuqun Primary School Shuqun String Performance
Bukit View Primary School Dance - Joyous Jazz
Friendship (Rainbow Loom)
Juying Primary School Choir – Lights All Around
Photograph Exhibition
Princess Elizabeth Primary School
“The Past in the Future”
Ukulele and Vocal – Singapore Sling
•Boon Lay Garden Primary School •Regent Secondary School
•St. Anthony’s Primary School
•Bukit View Primary School
•Teck Whye Secondary School
•Jurongville Secondary School
•Kranji Secondary School
Verging All Teens, Level 4
2 - 3.30pm
Jurong West Primary School Piano Recital
Bukit View Primary SchooL Choir - Songs from the Heart
Jurong West Primary School Violin – The Entertainer
Kong Hwa School
Drama – A Twisted Fairy Tale “Handsome and Greater”
Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Jurong West Primary School Ukulele and Vocal – Count on Me
Acoustic Band - RunAlongTheNotes
Tenacious Purple
Yuhua Primary School Choir – Voices of Yuhualites
Jurong West Primary School Dance – Happy Friends
Vocal (Duet) - January’s Exclusive
Vocal (Solo) - Jordana Jewel
Vocal (Solo) - Sharifah Hazlin Adliyah
Eden School Drama – The Gingerbread Man
Yuan Ching Secondary School
Acoustic Band
Vocal (Group) - ElectriCT
Jurongville Secondary School
Band Ensemble
Level 1
Tampines Regional Library
Arts Ablaze: Connecting Generations
Children’s Reading Section, Level 1
Auditorium, Level 3
2pm
3pm
St. Hilda’s Secondary School
MAIN SHOW
Music and Dance Performances
Handbell Ensemble - It’s a Small World
Children’s Playhouse
Dance and Celebration
2.10pm
Drama performance - Kidz Theatre
2.20pm
East View Secondary School
A parent-and-child music workshop - Musical Trash
Foyer, Level 3
2pm
Art & MUSIC Booths
Monalisa Template Painting
Animal Insights
Gongshang Primary School
Let’s Do the Twist
Watercolour Painting
White Sands Primary School
Angklung
Strings
Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
流 (Flow) & 马来舞曲(Malay Song)
Tampines Junior College
Medley of Songs
Tampines North Primary School
Unity Through Open Opinions
La Cucaracha
Park View Primary School
Lenggok Zapin Si Cilik
White Sands Primary School
Fly to Your Heart
Poi Ching School
花儿 (Flower)
Exhibition Corner, Level 1
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Celebrating the Arts
11.45am
String Performance
12 - 1.45pm
Art Booths
Chaoyang School
InstaBeauty (Photography and Exhibition)
& Paper Batik
Cultural Fusion Dance - Cultures in Harmony
2 - 4pm
Choir - Land of Joy & Firefly
Photography and Paper Batik Exhibition
Auditorium, Basement
Chinese Dance - Fantasy in the Fields & 田园曲
2 - 4pm
Guitar Ensemble - Samba Lele & Serenade op 96-1,
First Movement Allegro
Fuchun Secondary School
Woodgrove Primary School
Festival Drums - Rhythm in Emotion
Chinese Orchestra - Child’s Dream 童梦 & Silendra
Greenwood Primary School
Si Ling Primary School
Instrumental Ensemble (Angklung)
Cheerleading
Fuchun Secondary School
Si Ling Primary School
Chinese Dance - The Flower Dance
Choir - Winds by Larysa Kuzmenko & Igsuun by Jude Roland
Canberra Secondary School
Wellington Primary SchooL
Instrumental Ensemble (Guzheng) Battling Tyhoon 战台风
Creative Dance - Blue
Woodgrove Primary School
Malay Dance - Ritma Wellington
Indian Dance - Rhythms in celebration
String Ensemble - Spring from The Four Seasons
(1st movement) & Vilia from the Merry Widow
Wellington Primary School
Level 3
SYF Art Exhibition 15 - 23 July
FOLD an origami!
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FOLD an origami!
Follow these instructions!
1. Start with your paper
white side up. Fold in half,
open, then fold in half the
other way.
2. Now fold the paper in half
diagonally, both ways.
5. Your creases should look
like this. It looks complicated,
but don’t worry!
6. Fold the outside edges
into the centre line.
3. Fold all four corners into
the centre and crease well.
4. Turn over and fold all four
corners into the
centre again.
7. Holding each inside edge from the point at the centre,
bring these edges out to the points shown.
Then, fold the top edge downwards and flatten.
8. Rotate the model and repeat step 7.
12. Fold the butterfly in half.
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9. Fold the top half
backwards and flatten.
13. Now fold the top layer
backwards, at the
angle shown.
10. Fold down the front
outside corners.
14. Fold the back wing
backwards also at
the same angle.
11. Fold these
outside corners
inward as shown.
15. Open out. Your butterfly
is complete!
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Acknowledgements
The Chairperson and members of the SYF Steering
Committee 2014 wish to thank:
https://www.facebook.com/SgYouthFest
https://twitter.com/sgyouthfest
Principals, teachers, choreographers, conductors, instructors,
parents and students of the participating schools and all who
have contributed towards the success of this festival.
https://instagram.com/sgyouthfest
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Members of the Singapore Youth Festival
Steering Committee 2014
Chairperson
Ms Liew Wei Li
Director
Student Development Curriculum Division
Vice-Chairperson
Mr Low Eng Teong
Deputy Director
Arts Education Branch
Assistant Director (Music)
Ms Amy Ser
Ms Ang Hwee LooAssistant Director (Art/Dance/Drama)
Mr Abdul Mannan Bin Mohamed Ibrahim
Principal, Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Mr Balamurugan S/O Krishnasamy
Principal, Tampines Secondary School
Mrs Elsie PoeyPrincipal, Bukit View Primary School
Mdm Ng Ngoing Keng
Principal, Yishun Secondary School
Mdm Norliza Bte A Rahim
Principal, Casuarina Primary School
Mr Ong Lye Whatt
Principal, Gan Eng Seng Primary School
Mr Phua Huat Chuan
Principal, Regent Secondary School
Mdm Valerie Goh
Principal, Bishan Park Secondary School
Mrs Yap Dai Jee
Principal, Fuchun Primary School
Mrs Debbie Chow
Head, SYF
Miss Clarissa Poh
SYF Secretariat
Ms Hamidah Mohamed Hashim
SYF Secretariat
Miss Lau Houw Ping SYF Secretariat
Ms Lee Kwee Hwa
SYF Secretariat
Ms Veronica Lee
SYF Secretariat
NOTEs
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Autographs
MY MEMORIES OF
SYF CELEBRATIONS 2014
MY MEMORIES OF
SYF CELEBRATIONS 2014

where the arts bloom and the youth celebrates

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