Chai Chang Xun, a student with autism spectrum disorder from Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School, joined BMMA in 2015 after taking private piano lessons. Once easily distracted and impatient with himself, Chang Xun flourished under teacher Ms Yvonne Kong's patient guidance, building discipline, confidence, and musicality. From local concerts to Korea's Pyeongchang Festival, he's seized every opportunity to grow — impressing all with his maturity and skill at BMMA's 2016 progres

Beautiful Mind Charity has received Special Consultative Status in the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations as of July 2016. The UN-ECOSOC was established in 1945 and is one of the six main organs of the UN. It is responsible for advancing the development of economic, social and environmental dimensions. BMC was given this designation due to it's cultural charity activities and contributions. Moving forward, BMC will now work closer with the ECOSOC and i

Discover Lawrence's inspiring Beautiful Mind Music Academy journey — overcoming visual impairment with diligence, joy, and his father's steadfast support.

Samuel Lim, one of BMMA's pioneer students, joined the academy in 2014 through a friend's introduction. Despite early uncertainty, he found his footing under teacher Ms Lim Sun Ju and made his debut at BMC's Concert just three months later. Along the way, he grew in confidence and resilience, inspired by a Korean senior musician's words that hardship fuels success. Today, Samuel balances his studies and music with maturity, contributing to his community through music.

Teo Pei Shan was BMMA's very first student, joining in 2014 for home piano lessons with Dr Mary Yoon. A shy but passionate 16-year-old, her biggest dream came true at her first concert when she played a grand piano for the first time. She went on to perform at BMMA's concerts and SPD's Charity Show, overcoming physical challenges to master pieces like Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. Her joy, faith, and love of music left a lasting impression on everyone who knew her.

The second Beautiful Mind Music Academy Concert held on Saturday, 30th April was another miracle. Our 12 BMMA students performed with such excellency of heart and skills that our 560 audiences were greatly touched. To quote from one of our audiences: “Moved to tears in some segment to see how love, and the will of the human spirit can triumph over adversity”. We would like to express our deep appreciation and thanks to – Mr Tanus Steven, our Guest Musician for giving us the

Beautiful Mind Music Academy staged it's first progress concert on 28 November 2015 at the Korean Church in Gangsa Road. Seven of its 1st and 2nd cohort of students bravely performed for an audience of families, friends and 3rd cohort of newly enrolled students. The performance was a delightful beginning of a miracle!

The first “Beautiful Mind Music Academy Concert” organized by BMC was held on Saturday, 9 May 2015, 5PM at the Korean Church in Singapore, 21 Gangsa Road, Singapore 678973. Our seven Beautiful Mind Music Academy (BMMA) students with disabilities performed their solo pieces, as well as the ensemble music together with their teachers and the BMS Ensemble. Our students, Zhang Pei Shan (piano), Lim Samuel Hong Xiang (piano), Rasaiah Eugene Selva (cello), Angel Lawrence Gabriel Vi