VIDEO: M. Nasir breathes new life into 1903 song ‘Nuri Terbang Malam’


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M. Nasir says he aims to bridge the gap between past works and the new generation without forgetting their origins. Photos: Handout

Singing legend Datuk M. Nasir’s latest work Nuri Terbang Malam is a refreshed rendition of a classic song from the early 1900s.

The original song, performed by Qasim - a Wayang Semarang singer from Penang - is believed to be the first Malay song ever recorded on a gramophone record around 1903 by Gramophone Company, an international recording company in the United Kingdom.

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