NUS Harmonica

Founded in 1981, NUS Harmonica aims to promote harmonica performance as a unique and versatile art form, by showcasing the distinct sounds that can be produced by harmonicas of different pitches and tones.

 

Through an extensive and ever-expanding repertoire, the group strives to establish connections with its audience and increase their appreciation for the harmonica. The group also explores diverse styles of presenting harmonica music, with performances that incorporate solo, ensemble and orchestral items. The group performs in two annual concert series, Impressions and Soirée, held in October and March respectively.

 

NUS Harmonica firmly believes in providing holistic music education for all its members. In line with this mission, the group provides structured training programmes for members with different levels of experience, to enable members to reach their full potential. In particular, our tailored programme for newcomers equips them with fundamental harmonica techniques and music theory knowledge.

Key Past Events

2023 NUS Arts Festival, Soirée: Introspection
2022 Annual Concert, Soirée: Momentous
2021 NUS Arts Festival, In Search of Lost Time
2019 NUS Arts Festival, Soirée: Tessellations
2018 NUS ExxonMobil Campus Concerts highlight, Impressions: Tran(scent)dence
2018 Annual Concert, Soirée: Oriental Sounds
2017 Annual Concert, Soirée: Transfiguration
2016 Annual Concert, Soirée: In Commemoration of Mr Lee Kuan Yew
2015 NUS ExxonMobil Campus Concerts highlight, Impressions: Zest!
2015 Annual Concert, Soirée: Celebrations!
2014 NUS Arts Festival, Soirée: The Circle of Life
2010 Singapore Youth Olympic Games, Marina Promontory

Awards and achievements

2014 11 gold medals at the 10th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival in Hangzhou, China
2012 19 medals at the 9th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2011 Group of the Year, Tan Eam Kiam Arts Awards
2011 19 Medals Attained, 9th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival, Kuala Lumpur
2010 Gold Award, Harmonica Orchestra Open Category, 9th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival, Singapore