9th SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL
BAND FESTIVAL 2024
#SIBF2024
Singapore International Band Festival (SIBF) is a biennial festival that was started in 2008 by the Wind Bands Association of Singapore. The SIBF artistic direction is steered by the Artistic Panel made up of local and international musicians and music educators.
Winners' Concert
Selected Performing Groups
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Binta Brass Quintet (Thailand)
Not A Clarinet Choir (Singapore)
NUS Percussion Ensemble (Singapore)
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Band
Rivervale Primary School Brass Band
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary Concert Band
NUS Wind Symphony
31 JULY, 7.30PM
ESPLANADE CONCERT HALL
WORKSHOP FOR U #SIBF22
Making and Controlling Musical Sounds Through Ensemble Playing
Through simple ensemble activities such as canon playing and singing, the experiential workshop aims to develop participants’ instrumental techniques and musical awareness in areas such as posture, fingering, intonation, breathing, embouchure, articulation, tone quality, and rhythm. Participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments to the workshop.
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In collaboration with NAFA School of Music
THE #SIBF PLATFORM
For 2022, the SIBF competition will provide multiple platforms to showcase your band or ensemble, live or virtual, competition or assessment-only. Each division is specifically crafted to allow maximum learning and performance opportunity for your musicians. Each division is distinct in terms of music difficulty level and performance duration requirements. Participating groups get to choose their challenge level and music that can best showcase the group's performance ability.
VENUES
We need dynamic, passionate, service-oriented individuals like you to assist in the day-to-day running of the festival. We’d love to have you apply if you’re up for a challenge, enjoy meeting new people and have a passion for wind band music! We’ll do our best to provide cool experiences and perspectives; a supportive and welcoming environment; and not to mention, the unique opportunity to meet people from the region.