Adventure

Arts & Culture
SoundCard
Who’s it for? Talented individuals who are
passionate about singing and music
Feeling inspired after watching Glee? If
you dream of being part of a glee club,
look no further than SoundCard. This
group meets weekly to practise and
learn new techniques, bond through
singing, and improve on voice projection,
harmony and expressing emotions
through singing. Its members perform
regularly at campus lunchtime concerts,
and also organises an annual production.
K-Wave Club
Who’s it for? Hallyu fans, especially if
you can name the members of various
K-pop groups and know all their dances
Watched every episode of Running Man
and wish you, too, can play some of the
games they show? Well, you can, at the
K-Wave Club! Founded in 2014 by the
current club president, this CCA aims to
fire up interest in all things Korean, from
pop and traditional culture to food and
language, and enjoys strong support
from the South Korean embassy.
Chinese Orchestra
Who’s it for? Musicians who play Chinese
orchestral instruments and are keen to
perform genre-breaking music
Create pop music with traditional Chinese
musical instruments! Led by talented
conductor Mike Chiang (formerly with
Singapore Chinese Orchestra), this
award-winning 180-member orchestra
is well-known for its versatility across a
variety of music genres and has staged
four consecutive sold-out K-Pop and pop
music concerts at Esplanade – Theatres
on the Bay in the past three years.
Foreign Bodies
Who’s it for? Street dance enthusiasts
and aficionados
Hip hop, popping, locking, street jazz,
girls style, B-boy, house, waacking,
dancehall and more. Move to the beat of
these different street dance genres with
NYP’s School of Groove, Foreign Bodies.
An immensely popular CCA with more than
100 active members, it puts up dynamic
campus performances that always elicit
rousing cheers from the audience. Its annual
productions also always see a full house.
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