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Good selection of Guzheng
Location: 231 Bain St, Singapore 180231
Floor 1 · Bras Basah Complex
Retail shop at Bras Basah Complex offering general merchandise and goods.
Retail shop at Bras Basah Complex offering general merchandise and goods.
Gtar Enterprise is a retail business located at Bras Basah Complex on Bain Street, operating within one of Singapore's most culturally rich shopping destinations. The shop provides general merchandise to the steady stream of visitors who frequent the complex for its art supplies, books, music and cultural offerings. Bras Basah Complex has long been a hub for Singapore's arts and literary community, and businesses like Gtar Enterprise contribute to the diverse retail landscape that makes the building a neighbourhood institution. Its convenient location on Bain Street provides easy access for locals and visitors exploring the wider Bugis and Bras Basah district. For those already visiting Bras Basah Complex for its well-known art and book shops, Gtar Enterprise offers an additional retail option within the same familiar and characterful setting.Based on 1 Google reviews
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Sand Fu
Good selection of Guzheng
Gtar Enterprise
GTAR Enterprise
The storefront of GTAR Enterprise, a music shop. The shop has a large orange sign with the business name in English and Chinese. The windows display various musical instruments, including guitars and traditional Chinese instruments like the erhu.
Chinese Traditional Instruments
A display of various Chinese traditional musical instruments, including a large Guzheng on the left, and several Erhu and Pipa instruments arranged on shelves on the right. The instruments are neatly organized and presented in what appears to be a shop or showroom.
Musical Instrument Shop Interior
The interior of a shop filled with various musical instruments, primarily stringed instruments resembling guzheng or koto. Several of these instruments are displayed upright along a wall, with others in cases. A wooden shelf unit is stocked with books and decorative items. In the foreground, a round wooden table with a decorative inlay is visible, along with a small stool. A red mat is placed near the entrance. The shop appears to be well-lit and organized.
Guzheng Instruments
A row of traditional Chinese guzheng instruments are displayed side-by-side. Each instrument is made of wood and has numerous strings stretched across its body. Some of the instruments are decorated with painted floral designs and patterns.
Musical Instrument Shop Interior
The interior of a shop displaying numerous guzheng instruments. The instruments are arranged along the walls and on display stands. A small seating area with a round table and stools is visible, decorated with Chinese New Year motifs. Shelving units filled with books and other items are also present. Doors lead to other rooms within the establishment. A small guitar-like instrument is visible in the background.
Music Lessons Advertisement
A flyer advertising music lessons for various instruments including Erhu, Dizi, Guzheng, Pipa, Zhong Ruan, Yang Qin, Liu Qin, Cello, and Vocal. It also lists the opening hours as 12pm to 8pm, closed every Thursday, and provides contact information for inquiries. A drawing of a musical instrument and musical notes is included.
GTAR Enterprise Music Centre Advertisement
A framed decorative item with Chinese characters and a compass-like design is displayed above a flyer for GTAR Enterprise Music Centre. The flyer advertises beginner classes for the Erhu, a Chinese instrument. It provides details about the instructors, class schedule, and fees. The flyer also includes contact information and a date of publication.
Dulcimer Information Display
A display board with Chinese and English text describing various types of dulcimers. It includes illustrations and details about materials and designs, such as "401 dulcimer with the picture made from the wheat straw" and "402 dulcimer with the material of a kind of pear tree and with the design of the dragon and the phoenix." The display also mentions the "Chen Ya Ji Cultural and Art Center" and "STAR ENTERPRISE."
Erhu Display
A display board featuring various types of erhu (Chinese violins). The board has Chinese text at the top, likely indicating a product introduction. A small inset photo shows a man, possibly a craftsman, working. Below this, multiple illustrations of erhu instruments are presented, each with descriptive text in Chinese. The background of the display depicts a traditional Chinese architectural scene.
Article about Erhu maker Wan Qixing
A newspaper article featuring Wan Qixing, a 65-year-old erhu maker from Wuxi, who has been crafting erhus for 50 years. The article highlights his dedication to using high-quality materials like Indian rosewood and aged red sandalwood, and his mastery of traditional techniques. It mentions that his instruments are sought after by enthusiasts worldwide, including in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The article also touches upon his aspiration to promote Chinese traditional music, inspired by the legacy of erhu master Abing. Several photographs illustrate his workshop, the crafting process, and musicians playing his instruments.
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