Dominus Arts Venue – KL, Malaysia
Kenny 
- Trumpet
- English, Malay, Mandarin
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Penang,
Online
Category: Senior
A native of Penang, Kenny Ooi is an active musician and arts administrator in Asia. He has performed with various orchestras, chamber groups and masterclasses in Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, and many others. He founded the inaugural Penang International Brass Festival in 2019, and subsequently, The Rondo Production, with the aim to develop Malaysia into a country which provides top-notch quality of music education and performance. His passion and effort have led to this recent achievement as one of the top 20 social enterprises in Australia & ASEAN, recognised by the Australian-ASEAN Council by the Australian Government. In the same year, he was selected as one of the 30 Young Music Leaders by the Southeast Asia Directors of Music (SEADOM). He has also appeared as a substitute musician with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. He is a recent graduate from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore, under the tutelage of Jon Dante and Lau Wen Rong from the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.
Kenny has performed with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, Malaysian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, Metropolitan Festival Orchestra, Orchestra of the Music Makers, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory Orchestra, The Young Musician’s Foundation Orchestra, Penang Philharmonic Orchestra, Penang Symphony Orchestra, West Australian Youth Orchestra (in Perth) and Asia Pacific Youth Symphony Orchestra (in Hong Kong). As a chamber musician, Kenny has performed with many chamber groups, such as the Brassminute Quintet, Brass5ive, OpusNovus, Orchestra Collective and YST Trumpet Ensemble. He has taken part and performed in masterclasses by Chris Moyse, Pasi Pirinen, Bill Williams, Anthony Plog, Jason Evans, Adam Rapa, Bill Williams, Lukas Beno, Daniel Mendelow and the Boston Brass.
Kenny
- Trumpet
- English, Malay, Mandarin
-
Penang,
Online
Category: Senior
A native of Penang, Kenny Ooi is an active musician and arts administrator in Asia. He has performed with various orchestras, chamber groups and masterclasses in Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, and many others. He founded the inaugural Penang International Brass Festival in 2019, and subsequently, The Rondo Production, with the aim to develop Malaysia into a country which provides top-notch quality of music education and performance. His passion and effort have led to this recent achievement as one of the top 20 social enterprises in Australia & ASEAN, recognised by the Australian-ASEAN Council by the Australian Government. In the same year, he was selected as one of the 30 Young Music Leaders by the Southeast Asia Directors of Music (SEADOM). He has also appeared as a substitute musician with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. He is a recent graduate from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore, under the tutelage of Jon Dante and Lau Wen Rong from the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.
Kenny has performed with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, Malaysian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, Metropolitan Festival Orchestra, Orchestra of the Music Makers, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory Orchestra, The Young Musician’s Foundation Orchestra, Penang Philharmonic Orchestra, Penang Symphony Orchestra, West Australian Youth Orchestra (in Perth) and Asia Pacific Youth Symphony Orchestra (in Hong Kong). As a chamber musician, Kenny has performed with many chamber groups, such as the Brassminute Quintet, Brass5ive, OpusNovus, Orchestra Collective and YST Trumpet Ensemble. He has taken part and performed in masterclasses by Chris Moyse, Pasi Pirinen, Bill Williams, Anthony Plog, Jason Evans, Adam Rapa, Bill Williams, Lukas Beno, Daniel Mendelow and the Boston Brass.
Woon Sze Ting
- French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone
- English, Malay, Mandarin
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Kuala Lumpur,
Online
Category: Senior
French hornist – Woon Sze Ting, graduate of the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory, Singapore, is currently the Head of Programme for University College Fairview and Fairview International School.
Prior to his appointment in Fairview, Sze Ting is the member of the Malaysian National Symphony Orchestra. He was a founding member of the Malaysian Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, and he frequently performs with the Orchestra of the Music Makers, Singapore, and the Singapore Festival Orchestra. In addition to being an active orchestral musician, he is an avid chamber musician. In 2006, he and four fellow members of the Penang Symphony Orchestra created the Penang Wind Quintet, which was named Concert Artist Category champion in that year’s HSBC Kuala Lumpur Classic Wind Competition. More recently, his Yong Siew Toh Conservatory horn ensemble was awarded Second Prize at the 2011 Singapore International Ensemble Competition.
Sze Ting has participated in numerous festivals and workshops. In 2007, the South East Asia Youth Orchestra and Wind Ensemble selected him as its unique member from Malaysia. He participated in the Orchestra Workshop given in 2003 by the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, in Penang. In his capacity as member of the Penang Symphony Orchestra, he was invited to perform at the Great Hall of the People, Tiananmen Square, by the government of China. He joined the Melbourne Grammar School Orchestra for its tour of Malaysia and Singapore in 2005. He have also take part with the Orchestra of the Music Makers concert tour to the Cheltenham Music Festival and the Lichfield Music Festival, in the UK.
Woon Sze Ting began playing horn in 2000, when he joined the wind ensemble of Chung Ling High School, Penang. He studied first with Sabina Pade, Principal French horn of the Malaysian Philharmonic, and subsequently with Zsolt Peter and Han Chang Chou, Principal French horn of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. He has attended master classes given by renowned hornists Barry Tuckwell, Gerd Seifert, Stefan Dohr, Hervé Joulain, Petra Botma, and Olivier Darbellay. Woon Sze Ting currently resides in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
