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Teatime Performance |
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 Saturday 20 March 2010, 5.30pm
Limelight (Sounds of Progress), 73 - 77 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HB, UKGamelan 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
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or call 0141 571 7206. |
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New Music with Highland Pipes |
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Scotland’s foremost international gamelan group . . . .Gamelan Naga Mas
brings an exciting performance of new and traditional music for the Indonesian Gamelan Orchestra. During the past two years the group have developed a new music style combining Balinese and Javanese music with Scottish Highland piping music traditions. These are new and refreshing territories in world music. The results have been electrifying, bringing a unique focus and special identity for the group.
The Rutherglen Town Hall performance continues this music, presenting a concert of innovative pieces composed and cocomposed by group members, Margaret Smith, Katherine Waumsley, J. Simon van der Walt, Jon Keliehor, including the extraordinary piping music of Barnaby Brown.
26 September 2009, 7.30pm
Rutherglen Town Hall, 139 Main Street, Glasgow G73 2JJ
£7/£6 concession Box office: 0141 613 5700 |
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