Singing nun to showcase music for healing at Istana Budaya


Nepallese Buddhist nun Ani Choying Drolma regards her gift to sing as a magic wand which has the power to fulfil wishes -- SAM THAM / The Star

Internationally acclaimed singing nun Ani Choying Drolma is back in Malaysia with her latest charity concert, Feel The Heal, which will take place at Istana Budaya on Jan 4,2020, at 8.30pm.

Feel The Heal is her second charity concert in Malaysia. Ani Choying’s (Ani is an honorific for nun) first charity concert here was An Evening Of Inner Peace, also conducted at Istana Budaya back in 2016.

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