SNYO Alumni

Alumni of the Singapore National Youth Orchestra have gone on to playing significant roles in the growth of Singapore’s vibrant cultural scene, including becoming full-time musicians in Singapore and with orchestras around the world.

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Playing significant roles in the growth of Singapore’s vibrant cultural scene.

Alumni of the Singapore National Youth Orchestra have gone on to become full-time musicians in Singapore and with orchestras around the world. Many are also educating the next generation of musicians and playing significant roles in the growth of Singapore’s vibrant cultural scene.

In addition, we have many alumni who have chosen to pursue a career outside of music and have also grown to become accomplished leaders and practitioners in their fields of work. Our alumni have also developed a lifelong love for music, continuing to perform with community orchestras and becoming patrons of the arts in Singapore. In the recent years, SNYO alumni have once again gathered to play orchestral music with our current members including at SNYO: Prokofiev’s Romeo & Juliet (Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2024), the SNYO Alumni Jam: Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 (Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2022) and SNYO: The Planets (Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2019).

Stay in Touch!

If you’re a former member of the SNYO, we’d love to hear from you & stay connected! Please register as an alumni by completing this online form:

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‘
I was with the SNYO from 2003 to 2005. I had my first concert with SNYO in 2003 playing Holst’s The Planets. Sixteen years later today, it’s super memorable to be able to perform the same piece again with SNYO under the baton of Maestro Joshua Tan.
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Huang Wei Han Nicholas

SNYO Alumnus (Trombone)

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Attending rehearsal was nostalgic, bringing me back to my school days. It was exhilarating to see a fully packed Esplanade Concert Hall and to share the proud moment standing on stage with the SNYO again after 10 years.
’

Claron Tay

SNYO Alumnus (Double Bass)

SNYO Alumni

Playing significant roles in the growth of Singapore’s vibrant cultural scene.

Stay in Touch!

‘
I was with the SNYO from 2003 to 2005. I had my first concert with SNYO in 2003 playing Holst’s The Planets. Sixteen years later today, it’s super memorable to be able to perform the same piece again with SNYO under the baton of Maestro Joshua Tan.
’

‘
Attending rehearsal was nostalgic, bringing me back to my school days. It was exhilarating to see a fully packed Esplanade Concert Hall and to share the proud moment standing on stage with the SNYO again after 10 years.
’

SNYO: Prokofiev’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ with alumni players

(Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2024)

SNYO: The Planets with alumni players

(Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2019)

SNYO Alumni Open House

(SNYO Studios, September 2018)

SNYO Alumni

Playing significant roles in the growth of Singapore’s vibrant cultural scene.

Stay in Touch!

‘I was with the SNYO from 2003 to 2005. I had my first concert with SNYO in 2003 playing Holst’s The Planets. Sixteen years later today, it’s super memorable to be able to perform the same piece again with SNYO under the baton of Maestro Joshua Tan. ’

‘Attending rehearsal was nostalgic, bringing me back to my school days. It was exhilarating to see a fully packed Esplanade Concert Hall and to share the proud moment standing on stage with the SNYO again after 10 years. ’

SNYO: Prokofiev’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ with alumni players

(Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2024)

SNYO: The Planets with alumni players

(Esplanade Concert Hall, June 2019)

SNYO Alumni Open House

(SNYO Studios, September 2018)

‘
I was with the SNYO from 2003 to 2005. I had my first concert with SNYO in 2003 playing Holst’s The Planets. Sixteen years later today, it’s super memorable to be able to perform the same piece again with SNYO under the baton of Maestro Joshua Tan.
’

‘
Attending rehearsal was nostalgic, bringing me back to my school days. It was exhilarating to see a fully packed Esplanade Concert Hall and to share the proud moment standing on stage with the SNYO again after 10 years.
’