Andrew Quah

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  www.myweddingmusic.com.au/musicguide/index.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/22/2009    Last Visited: 7/22/2009  

  Article by Andrew Quah.
  
  O-vation Wedding Music

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  www.encorestrings.com.au/performers.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/22/2009    Last Visited: 7/22/2009  

  Andrew Quah - Composer/Conductor
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  Andrew Quah
  
  COMPOSITION - SYDNEY
  
  Andrew Quah is an accomplished educator, performer and composer, creating new Australian music that honours the old and redefines the new. His musical training began at the age of five, studying piano and later violin and voice. In 2003, Andrew was a founding member of the Sydney Eclectic Composers' Society, serving as Publicity Officer, and later as Vice-President. With SECS, he worked to realise a number of significant initiatives, including an active concert series showcasing new Australian works, a net-label promoting Australian music to the world, and a HSC education program. During this time, Andrew pursued study in Composition and Conducting at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
  
  As a conductor, Andrew has been privileged to work with ensembles including the SBS Radio and Television Youth Choir "Singers 2000", the Girraween Singers and numerous other instrumental and vocal ensembles. Andrew is Head of Instrumental Services at the O-vation Group, and oversees O-vation programs including Encore Strings and My Wedding Music. In addition to his diverse roles at O-vation, Andrew currently tutors in Piano, Composition and Music Theory.
  
  Encore Sydney is privileged to have Andrew as Resident Composer and Conductor in 2009. Andrew conducts Encore ensembles larger than eight instruments.

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  www.o-vation.com.au/about.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/16/2009    Last Visited: 7/16/2009  

  Andrew Quah
  
  Deputy General Manager and Sales and Marketing Manager, The O-vation Group
  
  Head of Instrumental Services (O-vation Music)
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  Andrew Quah
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  Andrew Quah
  
  Andrew Quah is an accomplished educator, performer and composer, creating new Australian music that honours the old and redefines the new.
  
  Andrew has seen success in a variety of fields. His musical training began at the age of five, studying piano and later violin and voice. He has performed as both a chorister and a soloist, and took an early interest in performance, featuring, among other roles, as one of the faces in the opening sequence of the popular children's show Mr. Squiggle.
  
  In 2003, Andrew was a founding member of the Sydney Eclectic Composers' Society, serving as Publicity Officer, and later as Vice-President. With SECS, he worked to realise a number of significant initiatives, including an active concert series showcasing new Australian works, a net-label promoting Australian music to the world, and a HSC education program.
  
  In 2005 and 2006, Andrew was selected to represent the Sydney Conservatorium of Music as its nominee for President of the University of Sydney Students' Representative Council, and sat on that Council as the Conservatorium's first ever elected representative. The same year, Andrew was appointed as Youth Issues Advisor to the NSW State Executive of the Family First Party, and later became a member of the Executive. For the 2007 Federal Election, Andrew was appointed NSW Campaign Director for Family First - a major accomplishment for the then-21 year old.
  
  Andrew formerly sat on the board of the Music Talks Peace Association and was formerly a member of the AART:BOXX committee of Accessible Arts, promoting participation in the Arts by the disabled. Andrew has also lectured for the Royal Horticultural and Royal Agricultural Societies of NSW on the topic of Bonsai, and published several critically acclaimed articles on the subject. In addition to his diverse roles at O-vation, Andrew currently tutors in Piano, Composition and Music Theory.

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  www.thestandard.com.hk/news_detail.asp?pp_cat=17&art_id - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/30/2007    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

  Sydney music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, admitted photographs showing his penis and circulating widely on gay websites had embarrassed his party and made his candidacy untenable.
  
  "But that's not my penis," Quah told the Sydney Morning Herald, adding one of the images may have been digitally altered.
  
  "I might have been drunk off my face, or my political enemies might have drugged me," Quah said."It was a mistake that I would not have committed had I been of right mind.All I know, I have been humiliated."
  
  Family First dumped him as candidate for a western Sydney seat on November 24 because his actions contradict its strong family values platform.
  
  Quah, nicknamed "Australia's Smallest Loser" in a parody of a popular television series after the photos came to light, had been a member of Family First for 11 months.

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  www.brudirect.com/DailyInfo/News/Archive/Nov07/021107/w - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/1/2007    Last Visited: 11/2/2007  

  Music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, who was dumped by the Christian values party, said one of the pictures may have been subjected to a small digital alteration, complaining: "That's not my penis."

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  thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/10/29/worldupd - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/29/2007    Last Visited: 10/29/2007  

  Sydney music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, admitted photographs showing his penis and circulating widely on gay websites had embarrassed his party and made his candidacy untenable.
  
  "But that's not my penis," Quah told the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, adding one of the images may have been digitally altered.
  
  "I might have been drunk off my face, or my political enemies might have drugged me," Quah said."It was a mistake that I would not have committed had I been of right mind.All I know, I have been humiliated."
  
  Family First leader and upper house Senator Steve Fielding spoke to Quah at the weekend and dumped him as the party's candidate for a western Sydney seat because his actions contradicted the party's strong family values platform.
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  "Andrew has admitted to the party that two of the photos were of himself, but he denied that a third photo was of himself," party spokeswoman Felicity de Fombelle told Reuters.
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  Quah, nicknamed "Australia's Smallest Loser" in a parody of a popular television series after the photos came to light, had been a member of Family First for 11 months, de Fombelle said.
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  Quah said the photos were more than two years old and were taken and shared while he was drunk.He denied the genitalia in one picture was his, but said he did pose for two photos in an "inappropriate position".
  
  "I hope that my behaviour will not reflect badly on my colleagues and friends who share the desire to make Australia the best place in the world to raise a family," he said.

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  www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSSYD15660920071029 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/29/2007    Last Visited: 10/29/2007  

  Sydney music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, admitted photographs showing his penis and circulating widely on gay websites had embarrassed his party and made his candidacy untenable.
  
  "But that's not my penis," Quah told the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, adding one of the images may have been digitally altered.
  
  "I might have been drunk off my face, or my political enemies might have drugged me," Quah said."It was a mistake that I would not have committed had I been of right mind.All I know, I have been humiliated."
  
  Family First leader and upper house Senator Steve Fielding spoke to Quah at the weekend and dumped him as the party's candidate for a western Sydney seat because his actions contradicted the party's strong family values platform.
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  "Andrew has admitted to the party that two of the photos were of himself, but he denied that a third photo was of himself," party spokeswoman Felicity de Fombelle told Reuters.
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  Quah, nicknamed "Australia's Smallest Loser" in a parody of a popular television series after the photos came to light, had been a member of Family First for 11 months, de Fombelle said.Continued ...

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  www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/1/2007    Last Visited: 11/1/2007  

  Music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, who was dumped by the Christian values party, said one of the pictures may have been subjected to a small digital alteration, complaining: "That's not my penis."
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  Music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, who was dumped by the Christian values party, said one of the pictures may have been subjected to a small digital alteration, complaining: "That's not my penis."

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  www.alternet.org/blogs/peek/archive/?y=2007&m=10 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/26/2007    Last Visited: 11/9/2007  

  Sydney music teacher Andrew Quah, 21, admitted photographs showing his penis and circulating widely on gay websites had embarrassed his party and made his candidacy untenable.
  
  "But that's not my penis," Quah told the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, adding one of the images may have been digitally altered.
  
  "I might have been drunk off my face, or my political enemies might have drugged me," Quah said.

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  www.encorestrings.com.au/music.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/4/2006    Last Visited: 7/22/2009  

  With Guest Pianist Andrew Quah

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