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SIFA v2.020 will feature a line-up of virtual talks, workshops, vodcasts, performances and more!
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Coming together to play Thai country music is the Isan Band, whose members mostly hail from Thailand’s north-east region. The band formed under the Chomrom Samakkee Thai Klai Baan (United Overseas Thai Society in Singapore), which was founded in 2004 at Golden Mile Complex. Performing at Songkran and Loy Krathong festivals, especially at the Wat Ananda Metyarama Thai Buddhist Temple, Isan Band’s strain of morlam and luk thung music fuses traditional and modern instrumentation, and has been handed down over three generations of migrants.
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Catch SIFA and SSO's dedication to our COVID-19 frontline workers with a special arrangement of One People, One Nation, One Singapore. Be sure to tune in, discover new "instruments" and sing along!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Red Dot Baroque (RDB) curates our inaugural SIFA Playlist! Formed by a group of Singaporean musicians dedicated to bringing out the essence and spirit of the Baroque on period instruments in their performances, RDB’s playlist is an enriching starter journey into this exquisite period of Western classical music. Join three musicians from the ensemble as they perform a short introduction to the playlist. Playlist and video to be released on 27 Jul.
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A Dream Under the Southern Bough: Reverie 南柯一梦之如梦
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In Conversation with Anne Bogart moderated by Edith Podesta
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Workshop: Uncovering The Beauty & Intricacies Behind The Text of Tang Xianzu by Ma Tian Ling
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Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower - The Concert Version
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Streaming Tips
Five tips for a seamless viewing experience
Here’s how you can get the most out of your SIFA v2.020 viewing experience
- Check your home network. Your streaming quality might be affected if your connection is too slow, or if the load on your broadband network is too heavy. Many households today may have multiple devices connected to their broadband, including smart TVs and smart devices. You might want to consider taking some of these devices offline to reduce the load on your WIFI network and to optimise your internet speed.
- Optimise your browsing device. Close non-essential background programmes and activities on your browsing device such as desktop computers, laptops or mobile photos for optimal results. This includes the browsing of other web pages, instant messaging or the transferring of files.
- Update your browsing devices. Where possible, do check if your browsing device (desktop computer, laptop or mobile phone) has been updated with the latest operating system. Do check if your browser is also the latest version.
- Restart your WIFI router. If you are still facing slow speeds, do consider rebooting your WIFI router. This will often help in significantly boosting your internet speed.
- Clear your browser cache and cookies. If you are watching from a desktop or laptop, clearing your browser cache and cookies can help also enhance your viewing experience.
Do try these tips to optimise your internet connection and enjoy the best streaming experience with SIFA v2.020!
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