GONE are the days when aspiring musicians from the School of the Arts (Sota) had to perform in an old art gallery in the school's temporary premises.
They can now perform in a music auditorium in Singapore's first independent, pre-tertiary arts school's premises, which can seat three times more spectators than the previous performing space.
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The room has also been acoustically treated to absorb certain frequencies of sound so that stray sounds do not bounce off the walls, which means that the audience can look forward to better sound quality.
The 1.06ha campus - the size of a standard football field - was officially opened yesterday by Acting Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts Lui Tuck Yew.
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They can now perform in a music auditorium in Singapore's first independent, pre-tertiary arts school's premises, which can seat three times more spectators than the previous performing space.
The room has also been acoustically treated to absorb certain frequencies of sound so that stray sounds do not bounce off the walls, which means that the audience can look forward to better sound quality.
The 1.06ha campus - the size of a standard football field - was officially opened yesterday by Acting Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts Lui Tuck Yew.
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