Hello Tagos,
We've been in Singapore for about 3 months now; and I'm afraid it's a bit of a hole in the ground when it comes to music. There's a fair amount of pop music, a bit of classical and some chinese and other traditional music; but it is far from the thriving music world I'm used to in Europe. I guess the Singaporeans are just too busy working to have a hobby; so you find either music professionals or,... or expats I guess.
Anyway; me and my wife do play early music, but it's probably not exactly what you're looking for. We play west european traditional folk, mostly french and flamish. In my case on diatonic accordion, guitar, percussion and (some) flute/tin whistle and my wife on bodhran, whistles and (some) chello. We're around 30, from the Neterlands.
We're interested in the kind of music you play, and if you're open to perhaps some more liberal interpretation, we'd love to play together. We don't have the baroque instruments you see, so it's bound to sound a bit different.
Jaap
9235 8817
jajbrand -at- yahoo.com
(I've been looking for a good excuse to buy that Hurdy Gurdy; so this might be just the thing to convince my wife that it's really no problem to play Hurdy Gurdy in a
condo 
.)
"Kings and lords come and go and leave nothing but statues in a desert, while a couple of young men tinkering in a workshop change the way the world works." - The Patrician (in 'The Truth' by Terry Pratchett)
Though it would be nice to irritate the neighbours with the piano back...
