Press Conference 12 September 2006
| this press conference was hold in the summit hotel. | |
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Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Vicky Tham - KWC 2006 World Champion
| Vicky Tham - KWC 2006 world champion performing in her hometown in Ipoh, Malaysia during a mooncake festival celebration | |
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Sunday, October 15, 2006
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Wednesday, September 27, 2006
No matter how bitter 不管有多苦(Vicky Tham)
| The Karaoke World Champion - Vicky was performed during press conference 19 September 2006 in The Summit Hotel. | |
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I swear (Badri)
| Badri Ibrahim was one of the representatives of Malaysia. He had won 2nd runner up of Karaoke World Championships. This is one of the song he sang in Helsinki, Finland. This video is he performed after he came back from Finland in a press conference in The Summit Hotel, 19 September 2006. | |
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Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Sunday, September 24, 2006
World Champion 2006
| Karaoke World Champion 2006 of female category was interviewed by reported in KLIA once she was back to Malaysia | |
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Friday, September 22, 2006
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Thursday, September 21, 2006
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Vicky's winning song at KWC Finals
Vicky's winning song that made her WORLD CHAMPION at KWC Finals in Helsinki on 9th Sept 2006.
Title: No matter how bitter
To download the song, click the URL below:-
http://kwcmalaysia.com/files/vicky.mp3
Title: No matter how bitter
To download the song, click the URL below:-
http://kwcmalaysia.com/files/vicky.mp3
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Saturday, September 16, 2006
Badri Ibrahim doing the SWAY!!
| This was Badri's final song in the KWC Finals... Badri won the 2nd runner up in the world... Not bad for someone who never competed much in the singing arena... | |
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Badri Ibrahim, the great entertainer in KWC finals
| Badri was one of the crowd's favourite entertainer for the KWC Finals. Here is a clip of him singing to the crowd | |
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The moment Vicky won the WORLD TITLE!!
| This is the moment Vicky won the WORLD title... she is so happy and excited!! | |
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Vicky Tham Hui Chyi - singing in the KWC Finals
| The World Champion singing during her 4th round in the Karaoke World Championships Finals in Helsinki, Finland | |
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Friday, September 15, 2006
Karaoke World Championships 2006
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Vicky Tham Hui Chyi made Malaysia proud crowning as the Female World Champion in the KWC 2006 finals held in Helsinki from 8th to 10th September 2006. Badri Ibrahim however took the 3rd spot in the World Championships making Malaysia the ONLY country to grab 2 spots in the top 10 world best singers position! Congratulations to Vicky, Badri and TEAM MALAYSIA!!
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Wednesday, September 06, 2006
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Friday, August 25, 2006
Press Conference, 24 August 2006
We did a press conference today in Khaana Peena Restaurant, Plaza Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur. Most major newspapers and magazines were there for the press conference. I would like to personally thank Kak Nik for her help. Also, to Khaana Peena Restaurant for sponsoring the great place, food and drinks. TMMC for sponsoring the backdrop and the sound system. Thanks for WHAM for supporting our event. Lets hope that our two champions do their very best and try to win the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS!!
We did a press conference with all major newspapers and magazines today. We wo
We did a press conference with all major newspapers and magazines today. We wo
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Friday, August 18, 2006
DYNAMIC DUO GEARS UP FOR FINLAND
In was an arena befitted for stardom. Equipped with the best lightings and sound system, Genting International Showroom was the perfect venue for the Karaoke World Championship (KWC) finals.
The forty contestants who had qualified had only one aim in mind – to walk away with the title of being the best male and female karaoke singer and to represent Malaysia in Finland for the grand finals.
As only one female and male could be chosen, outshining a group of talented performers was 27 year old, Badri Ibrahim and 22 year old, Tham Hui Chyi. Ibrahim won the judges votes and crowd support with his rendition of a man without love while Hui Chyi hit all the right notes with a Chinese popular song, Bu Guan You Duo Ku.
Badri said that he was thrilled by the win, as this was the first time he had participated in such a competition and was glad too. He took part in the auditions held at Atria Shopping Center in Damansara Jaya. “This is a chance of a lifetime and I hope to do Malaysia proud in Finland,” he added.
Echoing the same sentiments was Hui Chyi who was trying hard to contain her excitement. She said “The KWC was an excellent opportunity for ardent karaoke singers to participate in and I thank the organisers for providing us with the chance.”
Aside from representing Malaysia in the KWC finals in Finland where they will compete against finalists from 32 other countries worldwide, the winners also walked away with RM 3,000 cash prize.
The panel of judges comprised of the Managing Director of Music Scene Production Sdn Bhd, Gary Amani Abdullah, the first Malaysian Idol runner up, Vick and Shawn Yong, the famous Malaysian saxophonist.
According to Gary, the judges had a daunting task judging the contestants as they were all talented and had performed exceptionally well. He commented that the contest provided Malaysians the chance to showcase their capabilities and talents.
“Malaysians are talented and with this contest, ardent singers are able to gain a head start in the entertainment industry. Unlike other singing competitions, which are based on popularity and public votes, this contest is truly based on talent,” said Gary.
He added that he was impressed with the extra efforts taken by all the contestants in their dressing, stage performance and acts. They put in al lot of hard work to ensure their performances were at peak levels.
Nodding in agreement was fellow judge member Vick who said “It wasn’t easy picking the winners and KWC gives new comers a chance to compete in a professional arena and showcase their talent to world.”
The finalists were judged based on their vocal sound quality, rhythm and tempo, vocal expressions, stage presence and entertainment value. Aside from these criteria’s, the audience responses were also taken into consideration.
The man behind bringing KWC to Malaysia, Alan Wong, Principal Event Consultant from Tech Zone Marketing, who was also emcee for the night said “For amateurs, they had performed at an international standard and I am sure the Badri and Hui Chyi will do Malaysia proud in Finland. I look forward to seeing them compete in Finland,” Wong is also representing Malaysia as one of the judges in Finland.
He further added that the event wouldn’t have been a success if it was not for the support and sponsorship rendered by the various shopping centers such as Atria shopping centre, Summit USJ, Klang Parade, Subang Parade, Mines Shopping Fair and karaoke centres in the Klang Valley, Genting Highlands and other sponsors. He hoped that more organisations will support KWC in their efforts.
He added that the contest will be held again next year and will be carried out in all states nationwide. “Each state will have a finals and the winners for the respective states will come together to compete in the Malaysian Grand Finals. I urge all those interested in participating in the contest to start preparing themselves, for it will be a stiff competition,” said Wong.
The contest is open to all Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above. Professional singers or performers are not eligible to participate. Participants are allowed to perform any song of their choice in any language within a 5 minutes time limit.
Tech Zone Marketing is the exclusive license holder for the Karaoke World Competition. The event first began in 2003, and this was the first year Malaysia is participating alongside Australia, England, Hungary, Kenya, New Zealand, Indonesia, China, USA, Japan, Germany and other countries world wide.
Issued by TECH ZONE MARKETING. For further information please contact Alan Wong at 012 313 6500/03-3323 5162 or e-mail alanwong@kwcmalaysia.com
The forty contestants who had qualified had only one aim in mind – to walk away with the title of being the best male and female karaoke singer and to represent Malaysia in Finland for the grand finals.
As only one female and male could be chosen, outshining a group of talented performers was 27 year old, Badri Ibrahim and 22 year old, Tham Hui Chyi. Ibrahim won the judges votes and crowd support with his rendition of a man without love while Hui Chyi hit all the right notes with a Chinese popular song, Bu Guan You Duo Ku.
Badri said that he was thrilled by the win, as this was the first time he had participated in such a competition and was glad too. He took part in the auditions held at Atria Shopping Center in Damansara Jaya. “This is a chance of a lifetime and I hope to do Malaysia proud in Finland,” he added.
Echoing the same sentiments was Hui Chyi who was trying hard to contain her excitement. She said “The KWC was an excellent opportunity for ardent karaoke singers to participate in and I thank the organisers for providing us with the chance.”
Aside from representing Malaysia in the KWC finals in Finland where they will compete against finalists from 32 other countries worldwide, the winners also walked away with RM 3,000 cash prize.
The panel of judges comprised of the Managing Director of Music Scene Production Sdn Bhd, Gary Amani Abdullah, the first Malaysian Idol runner up, Vick and Shawn Yong, the famous Malaysian saxophonist.
According to Gary, the judges had a daunting task judging the contestants as they were all talented and had performed exceptionally well. He commented that the contest provided Malaysians the chance to showcase their capabilities and talents.
“Malaysians are talented and with this contest, ardent singers are able to gain a head start in the entertainment industry. Unlike other singing competitions, which are based on popularity and public votes, this contest is truly based on talent,” said Gary.
He added that he was impressed with the extra efforts taken by all the contestants in their dressing, stage performance and acts. They put in al lot of hard work to ensure their performances were at peak levels.
Nodding in agreement was fellow judge member Vick who said “It wasn’t easy picking the winners and KWC gives new comers a chance to compete in a professional arena and showcase their talent to world.”
The finalists were judged based on their vocal sound quality, rhythm and tempo, vocal expressions, stage presence and entertainment value. Aside from these criteria’s, the audience responses were also taken into consideration.
The man behind bringing KWC to Malaysia, Alan Wong, Principal Event Consultant from Tech Zone Marketing, who was also emcee for the night said “For amateurs, they had performed at an international standard and I am sure the Badri and Hui Chyi will do Malaysia proud in Finland. I look forward to seeing them compete in Finland,” Wong is also representing Malaysia as one of the judges in Finland.
He further added that the event wouldn’t have been a success if it was not for the support and sponsorship rendered by the various shopping centers such as Atria shopping centre, Summit USJ, Klang Parade, Subang Parade, Mines Shopping Fair and karaoke centres in the Klang Valley, Genting Highlands and other sponsors. He hoped that more organisations will support KWC in their efforts.
He added that the contest will be held again next year and will be carried out in all states nationwide. “Each state will have a finals and the winners for the respective states will come together to compete in the Malaysian Grand Finals. I urge all those interested in participating in the contest to start preparing themselves, for it will be a stiff competition,” said Wong.
The contest is open to all Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above. Professional singers or performers are not eligible to participate. Participants are allowed to perform any song of their choice in any language within a 5 minutes time limit.
Tech Zone Marketing is the exclusive license holder for the Karaoke World Competition. The event first began in 2003, and this was the first year Malaysia is participating alongside Australia, England, Hungary, Kenya, New Zealand, Indonesia, China, USA, Japan, Germany and other countries world wide.
Issued by TECH ZONE MARKETING. For further information please contact Alan Wong at 012 313 6500/03-3323 5162 or e-mail alanwong@kwcmalaysia.com
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Monday, August 14, 2006
KWC Malaysia 2006 Finals in The Genting International Showroom,Genting Highlands, Malaysia on 12 August 2006.
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Sunday, July 23, 2006
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- Press Conference 12 September 2006
- Vicky Tham - KWC 2006 World Champion
- 中国报Chinapress,2 October 2006
- 星洲日报Sin Chew Jit Poh, 2 October 2006
- 中国报Chinapress,30 September 2006
- 星洲日报Sin Chew Jit Poh, 30 September 2006
- 南洋商报Nanyang Siang Pao, 30 September 2006
- No matter how bitter 不管有多苦(Vicky Tham)
- I swear (Badri)
- 星洲日报Sin Chew Jit Poh, 25 September 2006
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