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2016, 12 - 18 Sept - Tempo


TRADITIONAL Indonesian music is fast disappearing, along with its unique instruments. A few young musicians like Agusto Andreas Nagalang from East Nusa Tenggara and Jamaloge from East Kalimantan are committed to preserving and repopularizing the sasando and the sapek. Agusto has given sasando performances overseas while Jamalog encourages his fellow villagers to preserve their music. Both recently performed at the Archipelago String Festival in Malang, East Java, an event aiming to popularize traditional string instruments. A Tempo English special report.

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