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Sat, 23rd Jan 2027 @ 8:00PM
Sun, 24th Jan 2027 @ 3:00 PM
What happens when the timeless brilliance of Mozart meets the hypnotic rhythms of contemporary music?
In Another Light brings together four composers, each with a distinctive way of imagining music.
From the dramatic intensity of Mozart’s symphonies to Steve Reich’s intricate rhythmic patterns, Philip Glass’s evolving musical textures and Yun Ming Tai’s expressive vocal writing, this chamber concert explores the remarkable possibilities of musical expression.
Some melodies will feel instantly familiar. Others may surprise you. Together, they reveal how music can take on entirely different forms while continuing to move and inspire us.
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What do Mozart’s dramatic symphonies, the hypnotic patterns of Philip Glass and a piece of music performed entirely through handclapping have in common?
More than you might think.
In Another Light brings together centuries of musical imagination in a chamber concert that challenges how we listen to classical music. From Mozart’s powerful melodies to Steve Reich’s rhythmic ingenuity and Philip Glass’s evolving soundscapes, each work offers a different perspective on what music can be.
Adding another dimension is Malaysian composer Yun Ming Tai’s 3 Arias from The Good Woman of Sichuan, performed by vocalist Chaing Yiling, where the expressive power of the human voice takes centre stage.
Under the baton of Kevin Field, the TUTAN Chamber Ensemble brings these contrasting musical worlds together in an intimate live performance that celebrates both the familiar and the unexpected.
Four composers. Different musical perspectives. One extraordinary evening.
Whether you know every note of Mozart or are hearing these contemporary works for the first time, In Another Light invites you to hear classical music with fresh ears.
Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K.183
Bold, restless and full of dramatic energy, Mozart’s Symphony No. 25 reveals a more intense side of the composer. Its urgent rhythms and striking contrasts create an exhilarating musical experience.
Clapping Music
No instruments. Just two performers and their hands.
Built around a simple rhythmic pattern that gradually shifts, Clapping Music transforms one musical idea into a fascinating interplay of rhythm and repetition. A reminder that extraordinary music can emerge from the simplest of sounds.
Symphony No. 3
A different kind of symphonic experience.
Written for string orchestra, Glass’s Third Symphony unfolds through repeating patterns, shifting rhythms and gradually evolving textures. The result is an immersive musical journey that invites you to listen more closely as the music transforms.
3 Arias from The Good Woman of Sichuan featuring vocalist Chaing Yiling
The human voice takes centre stage in this work by composer Yun Ming Tai.
Performed by Chaing Yiling, these three arias bring a new dimension to the concert, exploring the expressive power of vocal music and storytelling alongside the instrumental works.
Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K.550
One of Mozart’s most beloved symphonies, instantly recognisable for its unforgettable opening melody.
Elegant yet emotionally charged, Symphony No. 40 combines lyrical beauty with an underlying sense of urgency, revealing the remarkable depth of Mozart’s musical imagination.
Some music is best experienced up close.
At TUTAN Skyline, the Grand Hall offers an intimate setting where audiences can appreciate the subtle details of live chamber performance, from the interplay between musicians to the smallest changes in rhythm, texture and expression.
Whether you’re a lifelong classical music enthusiast or curious to discover something new, In Another Light offers an opportunity to experience familiar masterpieces alongside music that challenges and expands the way we listen.
Under the direction of conductor Kevin Field, the TUTAN Chamber Ensemble brings together the contrasting musical worlds of In Another Light, from Mozart’s dramatic symphonic writing to the distinctive textures and rhythms of contemporary music.
* Kevin Field appears courtesy of Bentley Music Academy
The TUTAN Chamber Ensemble brings musicians together for intimate performances that celebrate the richness and diversity of chamber music.
Through a repertoire spanning established masterpieces and contemporary compositions, the ensemble explores new perspectives while remaining rooted in the expressive power of live performance.
