Being a KLPac Virgin so-called, it was my first time being into the vicinity of the place. The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (klpac), or PentasSeni KL, is a not-for-profit company dedicated to the practice of traditional and contemporary performing arts, as well as education and community outreach.
Situated at the Sentul Park, Jalan Strachan (Off Jalan Ipoh), I reached there just in time for the concert to begins. The sun already set by the time I reached thus I couldn’t comment much about the place.
WVC Trio + 1 @ KLPac
By 8.30pm, the Pentas hall was filled with the audience that range from all walks of life. I could see as young as 8 to the elderly. Music knows no boundaries. In this concert, I witness the premiere of many new compositions by Tay Cher Siang (the pianist), Vincent Ong (the bassist), and Adam Osmianski (the percussionist). This concert will also feature the Malaysian Man in New York, Julian Chan on Saxophone.
Among all the composition, I fell in love with “Standing in the rain at Berkeley Street” (if I am not mistaken), “Strolling in One Town” which Tay was referring to Bandar Utama and the “Cherish the Siamese Twin”. The CD which WVC Trio had the recording of the composition was selling like hot cakes which totally sold out.
Overall, the price paid is worthy. Simply said, AWESOME.
For those who missed it, they can opt for another local event, Let’s Go to Mamak Again, which last year the similar production “Let’s Go to Mamak” bagged 4 awards from the 7th BOH Cameronian Arts Award 2008.
For details on the “Let’s Go to Mamak Again”, click here
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