Istana Budaya’s traditional orchestra to make Malaysia Day debut in Penang


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Mohd Yazid (left) said OTM is the only orchestra of its kind, uniting traditional instruments to shape a unique national identity and foster harmony. Photo: Bernama

For the first time, the Malaysian Traditional Orchestra (OTM) from Istana Budaya in Kuala Lumpur will showcase the harmony of Malaysia’s cultural diversity through a special performance at the Malaysia Day celebration at the PICCA@Arena Butterworth Convention Centre in Penang tomorrow.

OTM’s performance is expected to be a main draw, featuring a unique blend of traditional instruments from the Malay, Chinese, Indian and Bornean communities, arranged in an orchestral format.

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