In an interview with Bandwagon, I shared about my journey as a musician and music educator, and how we can take Singapore's music scene to the next level. Click here to read the interview.

I co-hosted an episode for Symphony 92.4FM podcast series, Symphony Uncensored. The episode discusses why we practise and how practice can be fun! Click here to listen to the episode.

I sat down with the ACSO to share my thoughts on how musicians can be inspired by Singapore's multi-cultural landscape to lead pioneering movements to explore new genres of music. Click here to watch the interview.

Click here to read my interview with the Royal College of Music, where I shared about why the RCM was a phenomenal place for me to grow as a musician, educator, and scholar. I completed my Bachelor of Music (Hons) and Master of Music (Fast Track) there from 2011–2016.

I was the featured Ministry of Education (Singapore) Teaching Scholar in the July 2022 of BrightSparks, a scholarship and education e-magazine based in Singapore. Click here to read the interview with them.

Here's something a little different - I was interviewed by the cool folks at ZSA, who made the very first ergonomic split mechanical keyboard I own. Click here to read the interview where I geek out about tech! 

In 2018, I was featured in a video on music teacher identities produced by the Singapore Teachers' Academy for the aRts. Click here to watch the interview.

Here's another appearance with Symphony 92.4FM, this time as publicity for a concert with the Asian Cultural Symphony Orchestra. 

In 2014, I had the pleasure of meeting Mdm Ho Ching, spouse of Singapore's Prime Minister and CEO of Temasek Holdings, when my string quartet performed for her in an awards ceremony in London. We had a lovely chat that evening, and I realised that she had tweeted about me via Temasek Holdings after that meeting.

I had the privilege of being invited to perform and speak with the students at Holy Innocents' High School, where I shared about the importance of God in my life as a musician and educator. Click here to view the school's post on the visit.

In 2019, I was part of an article about how the Asian Cultural Symphony Orchestra champions local multicultural music. This was part of the publicity for the concert I was performing in as cello soloist. Click here to read the article.

During my time at the Royal College of Music (RCM), I loved having the opportunity to conduct in-school workshops for students as part of RCM Sparks, the college's learning and participation programme. Click here to read the RCMSparks blog where I reflected on my experience conducting one such workshop.