play the heavenly music
while i cheer on.
Fluboes

Johnson Chiu 1st October
Razeen 14th August

Clarinets

Brandon Lee 11th November
Andy Chang 16th September

Saxes and Lower Woodwinds

Patrick Ang 17th March
Zhang Zuo Hao 22nd January
Jeff Shi 28th January
Wang Zihao 16th October
Chen Xing 6th Febuary

Trumpets

Bryan Cheong 6th December
Zhang Yifan 25th August
Josiah Wong 24th May

Horns

Chua Cheng Xun 17th March
Wang Liao Yinan 22nd Febuary

Trombones

Lin Jin (Jimmy) 11th April
Wu Zeyang
Cheng Luyu 28th May

Euphonium

Ernest Lim 27th December

Tubas & Basses

Koh Shang Hsuen 24th May
Kirk D’Souza 28th January

Percussion

Lee Sikai 14th September
Wang Yuchen

the music.
it is sentimental.


Links
and enjoy the music.
. RIMB
. johnson .
. linjin .
. ernest .
. patrick .
. yifan .
. yinan .
. Batch of '11 .
. RGSSB '09 .
. RGSSB '10 .
. OJ's Trumpet Page .
. Resonant Sound .
. A Jazz Improvisation Primer .

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never i could reach.
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fonts: Lassus, Violation


.souvenirs for the japanese people
♥ 2:55 PM, Saturday, June 7, 2008

so. people going to japan have just been informed that their section needs to prepare something for the ppl in japan that we are going to meet.

so, since we're flying there, here's a list of tips i got according to a SIA flight manual. don't ask why i have one.

1. Amount of non-dutiable goods is specified on the declaration card that we got in the goodie bag. Refer to it and declare when necessary. IF unsure, just declare.

2. Japan is agriculturally active, so all foods are to be declared if they are opened or not in their original sealed packaging. That includes ba kwa and durians. It is better to check in food at the airport than to bring it in your in flight bag.

3. Durians are to be sealed up airtight when brought on board or checked in. SIA reserves the right to remove any baggage or request the disposal of any durians that are not in compliance with on board standards. (That means if you want to bring, make sure no one can smell it. If you want to bring the whole thing, make sure no one gets pricked by it. Hint: Bubble wrap.)

Th
e usual "no explosives, firearms blah blah blah" thing applies, although i don't think anyone would be bringing them, cos getting into trouble with customs isn't very fun.

That's all i guess. Have a good trip everyone! ごきげんよう, 行っていらっしゃい!

-Ernest