Gamelan group and scientists unite to address environmental crisis


Rhythm In Bronze's Ooi (left), artistic and music director, and Sharmini, executive producer, performing at the 'Gema Gamelan' concert in Kuala Lumpur in May. Photo: The Star/Muhamad Shahril Rosli

Do you hear them? The seagrass meadows gently beckoning you to listen to their tale?

In Seruan Setu - The Secret Gardens Of The Sea, award-winning contemporary gamelan group Rhythm in Bronze takes the audience on a journey to learn about Malaysia’s endangered seagrass meadows.

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