Choir
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 About the CCA  | 
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 The East Spring Chorale is a 50-member choir committed to upholding musical excellence and ensemble unity, guided by our motto, “We Sing As One.” The Chorale places strong emphasis not only on achieving a refined choral sound, but also on fostering a culture of respect, teamwork and camaraderie among our members. The Choir members receive systematic training in proper vocal technique and fundamental music theory, and participate in rehearsals that develop musical sensitivity, discipline and confidence. The Choir performs a diverse repertoire, including classical and folk works as well as pieces in various languages, to broaden students’ musical appreciation and technical proficiency. As part of their holistic learning experience, members perform at key school events such as the Lunar New Year Celebration, National Day Concert and Teachers’ Day Concert, in addition to other school-based and public showcase opportunities. The Choir also participates in exchange programmes with other secondary school choirs, where students learn through shared performances, collaborative rehearsals and peer interactions. These platforms provide authentic and enriching learning experiences, enabling students to refine their stage presence, gain exposure to different choir cultures and build confidence as young musicians. The Choir also serves as a leadership-development platform. Students are encouraged and guided to take on organisational and student-leadership roles, including the planning and execution of choir activities such as bonding sessions and VIA initiatives. Through these experiences, members cultivate responsibility, resilience, collaboration and reflective thinking — competencies that prepare them to lead and contribute meaningfully to the school and wider community. At East Spring Chorale, we believe that every voice contributes to a greater whole, and we are committed to nurturing students who strive for excellence, serve with integrity, and grow as confident and gracious performers. 
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