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Young Fingers on Ivory Keys

Jeremy Yeo, young pianist | Joshua Ng, young pianist | Debra Grace Lim, young pianist

12-May-16 14:00

Young Fingers on Ivory Keys

Our guests--merely teenagers--have performed not just in this country but overseas--nothing short of Carnegie Hall, New York. Jeremy Yeo, Joshua Ng and Debra Grace Lim have competed in prestigious piano playing competitions and have scored prizes. We will find out from them where the drive comes from and what it means to play music and to be inside it.


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Tags:  front row,  young pianists,  piano competition,  Beethoven Piano Competition 2016,  Performing Arts,  piano


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