Saturdays : 6 March - 13 March - 20 March 2010

Family session 10.00am - 10.45am
Beginners' session 11.00am - 12.30pm

Location: Limelight (Sounds of Progress), 73 - 77 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HB, UK

An amazing opportunity for children and families to experience music and artistic traditions of another culture. The beginners' sessions are more suitable for adults and older children. This hands-on music workshop introduces participants to the Indonesian Gamelan Orchestra, providing an experience like no other in Scotland. Participants play on a collection of bronze & iron instruments, xylophones, suspended gongs and drums. Skilled tutors from Glasgow’s foremost Indonesian music group, Gamelan Naga Mas, direct the session, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience.

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Prices:

• Family session - £9 per session for entire family (mums and dads too)
  includes free admission to a special tealight performance on 20th March, 5.30pm

• Beginners' session - £7 per session (£6 concession) or £15 for three sessions
  

Saturday 20 March 2010, 5.30pm

Gamelan Naga Mas is delighted to present a Saturday Teatime Performance at the beautiful Limelight Space at Trongate with a programme of new music and traditional Indonesian music with an added flavour of Scottish small and great highland bagpipes featuring soloist Barnaby Brown. Tickets are available at the door - £4 (£3 concession). For futher information, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 0141 571 7206.

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Gamelan Naga Mas (Golden Dragon) is a community group based in Glasgow, Scotland playing classical Javanese and  Balinese music and modern compositions. The group has performed music, dance, dance-theatre and shadow puppet theatre throughout Scotland and England.

The Spirit of Hope Gamelan is looking for a home!

The Spirit of Hope Gamelan is located temporarily in Allander House, Gartnavel Royal Hospital where we continue to rehearse and carry out our educational and outreach projects. If you can help find a new home for the gamelan, please contact us immediately. These wonderful instruments mean so much to those who work with them. They are used in performance, in schools and by people with additional support needs. It would be a great shame to have to place them in storage, just sitting somewhere unused. 

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