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About A Girl Named Aisya

Tapestry Singers | Michael Voon

25-Feb-16 14:00

About A Girl Named Aisya

This four-year-old a capella group is staging a musical presentation about a girl named Aisya--her trials, dreams hopes and triumphs.  The performance takes songs by by local and international artistes including P. Ramlee, Marvin Gaye, John Legend, Michael Jackson and Muse, amongst others, and combines multimedia effects to depict Aisya’s journey. The group sings on-air and tells about putting this show together with choreography by Michael Voon.


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