His masterful renditions of the instruments weren’t just a treat for the ears, but a captivating spectacle for the eyes as well.
Neil graduated from the prestigious Shanghai Conservatory of Music, Neil is the first and youngest musician of the Conservatory to receive a Master Degree in Ruan (阮). Neil is also the Founder of RuanAtWorkz Musical Arts, a non-profit Society in Singapore which promotes traditional culture, music, art and other form of traditional values.
As an audience member myself, I remember seeing almost no individual with their phone out unless they were recording. Everyone was completely invested in the performers and the stories of each musical piece, which was such an eye-opening and refreshing experience to be a part of. Especially with all aspects of life digitizing, the Superbroadcast environment fostered an event in which time felt as if it suspended for a few hours, and allowed us to fully immerse ourselves with just the performers and their music.
