Gamelan refers to large ensembles of mostly bronze percussion instruments, and to the most prominent traditional music from Indonesia. Gamelan’s presence at Cornell offers a window into a truly majestic musical form as well as an entry to the study of the fourth most populous nation in the world.
Gondrong Gunarto
in concert with the Cornell Gamelan Ensemble and gamelan-indie-rock sensation Twin Court
Gondrong Gunarto’s residency at Cornell culminates in a concert of traditional pieces and contemporary creations. The first half of the program features the livelier side of the traditional repertoire, infused with Gunarto’s infectious energy. The second half features collaborations with ensemble director Christopher J. Miller and the band Twin Court, including a piece by Gunarto himself.
Friday, May 10, 8pm
Lincoln Hall B20
Free Admission
Preceding the concert proper, at 5pm, there will be showcase of new work by students taking MUSIC 2130 Collaborative Creativity, co-taught by Gondrong Gunarto and Christopher J. Miller.
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