SMAA Announces 2025 Singapore Youth Music Festival with Expanded Program Lineup
The Singapore Music & Arts Association (SMAA) today unveiled the full program for the 2025 Singapore Youth Music Festival, featuring over 50 performances, workshops, and masterclasses across Singapore's iconic venues. This year's festival expands to include digital music production workshops and cross-cultural collaboration projects with ASEAN youth musicians.
Read Full Story →SMAA Launches New Scholarship Program for Underprivileged Young Musicians
SMAA has introduced a $500,000 scholarship fund to support talented young musicians from low-income backgrounds, covering music lessons, instrument access, and performance opportunities.
Artist Spotlight: Tan Wei Ling, Rising Singaporean Composer Making Waves Internationally
SMAA-supported composer Tan Wei Ling discusses her journey from local music workshops to international recognition with her latest orchestral composition inspired by Singapore's multicultural heritage.
SMAA Partners with National Gallery Singapore for Cross-Arts Music Exhibition
SMAA and National Gallery Singapore announce a groundbreaking collaboration merging visual arts and music, featuring live performances inspired by Southeast Asian art collections.
SMAA's Community Music Program Reaches 10,000 Students Across Singapore Schools
SMAA's flagship school outreach program celebrates reaching 10,000 students, bringing music education to primary and secondary schools in all 28 Singapore constituencies.
SMAA Receives National Arts Council Grant to Expand Digital Music Education
SMAA has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from the National Arts Council to develop and scale its digital music education platform, making lessons accessible island-wide.