Artist to Artist Reimagined Online Gamelan Series

Artist to Artist Reimagined Online Gamelan Series

Nusantara Arts, directed by Matt Dunning, will be broadcasting the recent 5-night series of Artist to Artist-funded events from Solo on their youtube channel and inviting chat, discussion, and a follow-along of the notation.

The 5-night series "Life is no more than a quick stop for a drink" will be run five Tuesdays in a row, starting in about 15 hours:

Tues 16 June, 20:00-00:00

Éka Padmasari klenèngan, listen and discussion

ZOOM LINK:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83587724518?pwd=QXRTV3N2aDlKZiswTFM4aFNWaGdZQT09

Meeting ID: 835 8772 4518 Password: klenengan

TIMES WORLDWIDE:

Tues 16 June, 20:00-00:00, Buffalo-time, East Coast USA

Tues 16 June, 19:00-23:00, Chicago

Tues 16 June, 17:00-21:00, West Coast USA

Tues 16 June, 14:00-18:00, Hawaii

Wed 17 June, 01:00-05:00 in London

Wed 17 June, 02:00-06:00 in Paris, Amsterdam, Graz, Berlin, Brussels

Wed 17 June, 07:00-11:00 in Java

Wed 17 June, 08:00-noon in Singapore

Wed 17 June, 09:00-13:00 in Tokyo

Wed 17 June, 10:00-14:00, Melbourne and Sydney

Hope to see you there! 

Wayang with English Translation on in 8 hours

NUSANTARA ARTS presents, together with Ékalaya Arts Center, on in about 8.5 hours!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW88wJhg4MU

Wayang with English and Spanish translation:

Ki Kasim Kasdo Lamono 

(the son of the late Ki Kesdik Lamono)
of Karangnongko, Klaten performing:

KUNTHI PARWA

Sunday night, 14 June, 20:00 to 03:00 in Java

Sunday 14 June, 10am to 4pm, East Coast USA
Sunday 14 June, 9am to 3pm, Chicago, USA
Sunday 14 June, 7am to 1pm, West Coast USA
Sunday 14 June, 4am to 11:00am, Hawaii

Sunday 14 June, 14:00-21:00, London
Sunday 14 June, 15:00-22:00, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Graz

Sunday 14 June, 21:00-04:00, Singapore
Sunday 14 June, 22:00-06:00, Tokyo
Sunday 14 June, 23:00-07:00, Melbourne and Sydney

Please reach out to ekathryn@hotmail.com for more information

DWI MARATANI klenèngan

DWI MARATANI klenèngan
The 2nd night in Nusantara Arts' 5-night series in Solo starts in about 20 hours, Thursday night 11 June in Java (in the USA the morning after Pak Harjito's talk!). 

9am to 1pm Thursday morning 11 June, East Coast USA

6am to 10am Thursday morning 11 June, West Coast USA

2pm-6pm Thursday afternoon 11 June, London

3pm-7pm Thursday afternoon 11 June, Paris, The Netherlands, Germany, Austria

The line-up is:

1. pesindhèn: Nyi Suyatmi—Boyolali

2. pesindhèn: Nyi Wartini—Jaten

3. gérong: Bp Giarto—Gombang

4. kendhang: Bp Wakidi

5. rebab: Bp Gendhon—Klaten

6. gendèr: Bp Muryana—Klaten

7. gambang: Bp Hadi Soecipto—Solo

8. slenthem: Bp Legiyo—Solo

9. kenong: Bp Timbul—Boyolali

10. gong/kempul: Bp Daliyun—Pacitan

11. demung: Bp Darsono "édan"

12. peking: Bp Danang "Bagus"—Karanggedhé

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