Salam Konnichiwa II

Chew Sze Gee, Flutist and Vice President, The klpac Symphonic Band | Wendy Tai, Saxophonist, The klpac Symphonic Band

12-Sep-25 15:25

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Konnichiwa! If you’ve ever wanted to step right into the world of your favourite anime, here’s your chance. The klpac Symphonic Band is back with Salam Konnichiwa II, a concert filled with action, adventure, and plenty of heart. From Attack on Titan to Spy x Family, this promises to be a musical journey like no other. Joining us are flutist and Vice President of the band, Chew Sze Gee, along with saxophonist Wendy Tai, to tell us all about it.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: performing arts, music

Tags: concert music, anime music, beyond the ballot box, front row, klpac symphonic band, symphonic music, music performance,

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