Alena Murang’s first solo sape concert is inspired by elements of the sky


Alena’s first solo concert 'Sky Songs' offers a mix of rearranged folk songs and original compositions, all inspired by the elements of the sky. Photo: Clash Donerin

Alena Murang, the award-winning Sarawakian sape player, singer, artist and cultural activist, is renowned for her extraordinary musical prowess and her ability to connect audiences with the rich cultural heritage of her people.

One particular composition, Gitu’an, meaning “stars” in the Kelabit language, stands out as a testament to her remarkable storytelling abilities and her dedication in preserving the traditions of her ancestors.

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