31 May 2008, 7pm
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Scotland, UK

Gamelan Naga Mas will perform a concert of contemporary and traditional Indonesian music at the Eden Court Theatre in Inverness. Eden Court Theatre is the largest arts facility in the Highlands & Islands and has undergone a huge transformation before it was re-opened in 2007. The group will present a collection of outstanding original compositions written by the members of the ensemble, including a new collaboration for bagpipes and gamelan featuring guest piper Barnaby Brown.

The bagpiper by Hendrick ter Brugghen

Tickets may be purchased at the Eden Court Theatre or by calling 01463 234 234. Participants must book for workshops by contacting Jelica Gavrilovic at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

This event is part of the Music Trains 2008 festival organised by Artsplay Highland. 

22 June 2008, 1.30pm & 2.30pm
Botanical Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Two intertwining dragons look down upon the gongs of Gamelan Naga Mas in a free outdoor midsummer music concert. This highly spirited group perform music from Java and Bali, along with featured original compositions by members. Bring a picnic.

• 1:30pm - Children's workshop and family performance
  
• 2:30pm - Public Performance

Naga Mas will be joined by guest piper Barnaby Brown in a series of new collaborative works, Scottish Bali, when they play a full concert within the Kibble Palace at 7.30pm.

Part of Glasgow's West End Festival 2008.

22 June 2008, 7.30pm
Kibble Palace, Botanical Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Indonesian Gamelan music and Gaelic Piping traditions meet in this unusual midsummer concert. The highly spirited Gamelan Naga Mas perform music from Java and Bali, opening the door to new collaborative works with guest piper Barnaby Brown, featuring new and original compositions by gamelan members.

Come and spend an evening in Scottish Bali, where the intertwined melodies of Highland Canntaireachd and Pibroch meet south seas Kecak and Belanganjur of Indonesia.

Part of Glasgow's West End Festival 2008.