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That sounds good! why not throw in a concert as well? http://music.nus.edu.sg/event_.....thFilter=8 The repertoire is pretty interesting, I would say.[/quote] I'm definitely going for this, so if you are keen too, drop me a PM so we can exchange contacts and arrange for dinner/supper/etc, depending ...

Sure that's great! Perhaps we could gather over a lunch or Dinner and make new friends with like minded people! :) How does that sounds? :) That sounds good! why not throw in a concert as well? http://music.nus.edu.sg/event_details.html?EventID=1290&Year=YearFilter=2013&TypeFilter=&MonthFilter=8 Th...

Hi Yyee

You can go to Synwin or Gramercy at Katong. They have okay instruments for beginners, and they can probably refer you to teachers as well.

Hi everyone

If there's room for a sax, please count me in! i can do a Bach cello suite impersonation as well, if required.

Hi GorgeouslyLuxe, I pm-ed you!

haha fyi I am a native sinkie. the way I see it, when asians wish to disagree, they ease into it by first acknowledging the merits of the other party's ideas/contributions, then make their suggestion in a somewhat self-deprecatory manner by saying 'maybe', 'perhaps' 'how about we try' etc. whereas I...

hey are you guys still working on the violin? Got room for one more learner? =)

Don't forget the throat-clearing and plastic bag-crinkling as well

Would you like to have a saxophone player? I listen to a little K-Pop. PM me if you're keen.

How about Makansutra? since food is Singapore's culture. Every branch of the library in SG has a local books collection as well.

It's not easy to overturn the years of rote learning and reluctance to voice contrary opinions that was a part of our education system for so long. I think many locals also lack confidence when dealing with the angmo. so the result is either evasiveness or blind obstinacy.

As an indigenous Singaporean I guess the Govt is concerned that Singlish projects a regressive and parochial image to the World. Singlish simply hasn't been around long enough to make the jump from pidgin to slang, like Aussie English has.

Have you tried Cash Converters?