Preserving art of gamelan music


Masilah playing the bonang gamelan instrument during a training session.

INTI International University’s Student Services Department is organising gamelan classes for its students and staff in an effort to preserve this traditional art form for future generations.

Associate Professor Chan Kait Loon said taking up gamelan classes would help develop teamwork and precision, qualities that were valuable in today’s global workforce.

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