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Singapore university opens flexible new space for music and creativity

The YST Cube turns a former orchestra hall into a reconfigurable venue for teaching, artistic research and performance.

Singapore university opens flexible new space for music and creativity
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The Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music at the National University of Singapore has opened the YST Cube, a new space for music education, artistic creation and performance.

The former orchestra hall has become an open, reconfigurable venue with integrated lighting and projection systems for different activities and presentation formats.

The YST Cube will serve students and faculty while also welcoming visiting artists, educators and researchers. The wider university community will be able to attend public performances, presentations and other activities.

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