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The Philharmonic Orchestra and Oboists

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

The orchestra was the pride of Jakarta, but as soon as Ali Sadikin ended his tenure as Governor of DKI Jakarta, funding for the Jakarta Symphony Orchestra dried up.

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LONG before anyone tried to revive the Jakarta Symphony Orchestra (OSJ), there was another symphony orchestra in Jakarta, called the Philharmonic Orchestra. The group was led by Ivone Baarspul of the Netherlands. The musicians were mostly foreigners, with the addition of one or two native Indonesians who had studied classical music. They were above average as performers. The orchestra didn’t perform in public places, but in exclusive venues, fo

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