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travel 23IDEM Singapore 2014—5 April The Big Pillow Bash Venue: Haji Lane Time: 5.00 pm www.facebook.com/events/ 554296828017577 If you need to let loose after a stressful business day, head down to Haji Lane today for Singapore’s own version of Pillow Fight Day, wherehundredsofpeoplewillpar- ticipateintheultimatepillowfight with bags of feathers. Originating in the UK, the event sees public pillow fights held in over 25 cities around the world this Saturday. Even if you decide not to join in the action, it’s definitely a sight worth watching. Stuff and Nonsense Venue: Recital Studio Time: 7.30 pm www.esplanade.com Celebrating their 50th anniver- sary with a special performance, Singapore’s internationally award - ed SYC Ensemble Singers are taking a step back in time, when choral music was still a field for experimentation. Founded in 1964 asaschoolchoir,thegroupattracts young people from all over Singa- pore who are interested in this genre. Conducted by long-term director Jennifer Tham, who has beenheadingthegroupsince1986, the SYC Ensemble Singers are ex- pect to be at their best tonight in one of the finest venues for music thecity-statecurrentlyhastooffer. Yiruma Live Venue: The Star Theatre Time: 8.00 pm www.thestar.sg Yiruma (whose real name is Lee Ru-ma) gives his first ever concert in Singapore tonight at the Star Theatre in Buona Vista. Although he was born into a Korean family, the piano Wunderkind spent most of his life in London, where he studied at the the Purcell School of Music, among other reputed institutions. Aside from enjoying significant popularity in Europe, he also constantly sells out con- certs throughout Asia. Prepare for a night of enchantment with clas- sics like ‘River Flows in You’ and ‘Kiss the Rain’, presented by Sin- gapore’s Mode Entertainment and Sony Entertainment Korea. Singapore Night Safari Address: 80 Mandai Lake Road Time: 7.00 pm to midnight www.nightsafari.com.sg When the lights dim in Singa- pore, the day is just about to start for over a thousand nocturnal animals from various parts of the world—tigers, lions, giraffes and rhinos, and more. Visitors are invited to observe them in their natural habitats at the Singapore Night Safari, which was opened in 1994 as one of the world’s first night zoos. At a more pleasant temperature than in the daytime, guests traverse eight geographi- cal regions spanning 35 hectares either during a narrated tram ride or by walking through the park. Currently, the zoo is home to 137 species, of which 38 per cent are threatened. For more information about sights andeventsinSingapore,pleasevisit the Singapore Tourism Board web- site at www.yoursingapore.com. AD What’s on in Singapore,Saturday,5April,2014 Editorial/ DTAsiaPacificLtd. AdministrativeOffice c/oYontoRisio CommunicationsLtd 20AHarvardCommercial Building 105-111ThomsonRoad Wanchai,HongKong Phone +852.3113.6177 Fax +852.3113.619 Internet www.dental-tribune.com Publisher TorstenOemus DirectorofFinance andControlling DanWunderlich ManagingEditor DanielZimmermann ProductManager ClaudiaSalwiczek ProductionExecutive GernotMeyer Production FranziskaDachsel today IDEM appears during the International Dental Exhibition and Meeting in Singapore, 4–6April,2014. The magazine and all articles and illustrations therein are protected by copyright. Any utilisation withoutpriorconsentfromtheeditororpublisheris inadmissible and liable to prosecution. No respon- sibility shall be assumed for information published about associations, companies and commer- cialmarkets.General termsandconditions apply, legal venue is Leipzig,Germany. About the Publisher (DTI/Photo courtesy of Photo Mode Entertainment,Singapore) (DTI/Photo courtesy of e2dan) TDI0714_23_WhatsOn 04.04.14 12:53 Seite 1