Skin Tunes
Tuesday, May 28, 2002
Musicians from three countries do away with traditional norms and modern music conventions in their exploration of musical percussion.
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Thirteen musicians sat crosslegged, forming a half-circle around a cluster of candles that cast a flickering glow across the stage. The silence was broken as their fingertips began to stroke the leather surface of their tambourines, producing moments of gentle rhythm. The atmosphere changed as the ketimpring and genjring were introduced in a quickened tempo, followed by improvised shouts and selawatan (invocation of verses from the Qur'an)
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