Photos of the concert on 11 December 2008... here are shots taken with Sew Hong's camera by our 'unofficial' photographer, Christopher Cheong...

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Kuala Lumpur Guitar Ensemble II will always start off the concert and play for 15 to 20 minutes presenting Malaysian tunes. This is very important towards the promotion of Malaysian culture and development of the classical guitar and its repertoire. Here is the second part of the Gubahanku concert, once again,  John Duarte's Variation on an Indonesian song op 124 (Gubahanku) was presented

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Here is the charming Isabelle Heroux. This is the first time the Society has invited a lady guitarist for a performance. It will also go down in the Society's annual camp history that 2008 saw the camp's first lady artiste-in-residence performing up on the hill.

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57. The final accolade.

58. KLGE II with Isabelle Heroux

59. KLGE II, Isabelle Heroux and our MC, Ms Oi Suan Gaik

Here are more shots of us from Tzen Yi's camera...

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From Ser YP's camera...

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76. Lim U-Jin, the National Manager of Trinity College London in Malaysia, being attended to by our two young ushers. Although I did not get a chance to say hello either before, at the interval nor after the concert, I feel that I must thank Trinity for its support of our activities. Someone from Trinity would always be present. Last year, David Robinson, the Regional Consultant for SEAsia was present. More importantly, in our 2005 Guitar Camp, Gary Ryan was available to us because of Trinity College. Once again your support is very much appreciated.

77. Isabelle having signed her CD for this huge fan who bought her CD.

78. Ser YP, another one of our photographers - thank you for the photos.

79. Jeremy saying I want the job as a photographer NOT an usher!

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We thought that it would be a good idea to get a few shots as promotional photographs... what do you think of these?