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| Dec 3 |
Low note in Operafest's success KAM SUN-YOKE runs through her notes and programme schedule and looks a little unhappy. While most people her age are enjoying a leisurely life, the 58-year-old Kam has been running around. – New Straits Times |
| Nov 12 | MCA organising unique fund raiser THE Malaysian Cricket Association (MCA) will be organising a fund raiser with a difference - a musical presentation by the world acclaimed Operafest Children's Choir - on Dec 7 at the Petaling Jaya Civic Centre as part of their efforts to raise money for junior development in the country. And the proceeds from the musical extravaganza will be channelled to the soon to be launched Education Fund which MCA will use to assist young players to further their studies. – New Straits Times |
| Nov 10 | Raising funds via a musical night THE Malaysian Cricket Association (MCA) will organise a musical night on Dec 7 as part of their fund raising for the development of the game. Operafest Children's Choir, who won a bronze medal at the Koorfestival in Holland and a silver at the Llangollen Eisteddfod in Wales, will perform Carmen, a well known play by Georges Bizet at the PJ Civic Centre. – The Malay Mail |
| Aug 23 | Voices that bind ONCE again, opera fans will be entertained by the wonderful voices of the Operafest Choir. The choir, founded by Kam Sun-Yoke, gives children a platform to discover and explore their singing talents. It has had numerous performances both here and internationally. However, this time around the group performs with two foreign singers, Anna-Marie Kotze of South Africa and Laura Rizzo of Argentina. – New Straits Times |
| Juy 15 | This week in history July 15 - 21 Compiled by NSTP Research & Information Services 20 Years Ago Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir becomes PM (NST, July 17, 1981) DATUK Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today became Malaysia's fourth Prime Minister in a 10-minute ceremony at Istana Negara this morning (above). The signing of the oath of office was witnessed by Acting Lord President Raja Tan Sri Azlan Shah and the Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Hashim Aman. – The Sunday Mail |
| Mar 26 | 'Singing angels' soldier on "IT is about time that choirs were highlighted in the media so that people will take notice of the talents we have." This was the first thing Kam Sun-Yoke said when met at the Raintree Club in Kuala Lumpur recently. – New Straits Times |
