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Lim Chin Siong was the most prominent left-wing leader in Singapore for a decade until he was eliminated from the political scene by the infamous Operation Coldstore on February 2, 1963.

Lim Yunchan's album "Beethoven, Isang Yun, Barber" includes "Concerto for Piano and orchestra No. 5 in E flat Major 'Emporor' op.73" which he performed at Tongyeong International Music hall, Isang Yun's "Exemplum in memory of Kwangju," Barber's "Adagio for strings" and more are included.

Pianist Dong Hyek Lim grew from a prodigal childhood into an adulthood marked by performances at major concert halls and festivals. His training was notable for its diversity, including Korean, Russian, German, and American elements. Dong Hyek Lim (sometimes transliterated as Dong-Hyek Lim) was born July 25, 1984, in Seoul. His older brother Dong Min Lim is also a noted pianist, and the pair tied for the third prize at the 2005 International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw. Lim attended Korea's National Conservatory as a child and won a nationwide newspaper competition at age nine. He moved to Moscow the following year for studies at the city's Central Music School, where he graduated in 1998. Lim went on to the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, for studies with Lev Naumov, to the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hannover, Germany, working with Arie Vardi, and to the Juilliard School in New York, where he studied with Emanuel Ax.

NMC presents String Creatures, the new album from award-winning Australian composer Liza Lim. The album gathers together four of Lim's so-called 'string creatures', pieces which explore string both as a material and as a metaphor forrelations in the world around us. As Joseph Browning puts it in the liner notes, the featured works are 'strange beasts, with wild voices and eccentric bodies that tie humans, instruments and ideas together in novel configurations'.

Violinist Ji Young Lim quickly came to the attention of the international violin scene when she took First Prize of the 2015 Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels. The previous year, she was awarded First Prize in the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis, also winning the Mozart Prize.

Violinist Ji Young Lim quickly came to the attention of the international violin scene when she took First Prize of the 2015 Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels. The previous year, she was awarded First Prize in the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis, also winning the Mozart Prize.