Learn to play the the Javanese gamelan with our visiting artist Prasadiyanto. No previous experience needed! Times: Mondays 7-9pm Dates: 30 September – 11 November Fees: £48 for the six weeks, or pay what you can.
A concert celebrating the work of our visiting artist Bapak Prasadiyanto, bringing together the musicians of Naga Mas with students from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
During lockdown Naga Mas wanted to find a way to play together in real time so we learned the basics of coding in mini tidal and used samples of the Glasgow gamelan instruments to create a way to play together. This performance is part of the network music festival https://networkmusicfestival.org/ and will be online at […]
Learn to play Indonesian gamelan music! You don't need any previous experience, and you don't need to be able to read music. Monday nights, 7 - 9 pm, 6 evenings beginning 8th August. Please contact info@nagamas.co.uk if interested. Cost £50 or pay-what-you-can). Please note you must book in advance.
This six week course will give you a hands-on introduction to playing the gamelan instruments, learning the basic structures of traditional Indonesian music, and some more contemporary approaches to gamelan too. This promises to be a great course for beginners or folk wanting to take a bit of a gamelan refresher. The course is open […]
Gamelan Naga Mas will be performing a relaxed summer concert at our rehearsal venue in the grounds of Gartnavel Hospital at 1900 on Thursday 22 June. The concert is free and open to all, but please do let us know if you are coming so that we can keep track of numbers: email info@nagamas.co.uk or […]
Learn to play gamelan music! Naga Mas are offering a six-week block of beginners classes for people who would like to learn how to play gamelan. It's easy and fun: you don't need any previous experience, and you don't need to be able to read music. Thursday evenings 7-9, six weeks starting 7 September at […]
Join us for an relaxed, informal concert to celebrate the arrival in Poolewe of Gamelan Nyai Cabe Rawit, an orchestra of bronze tuned percussion instruments from Central Java, Indonesia.
A performance of a new work by student Adrian Stark as part of the Plug festival of new music at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
