Kelantan visit an eye-opening experience for teens


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 16 Mar 2005

KOTA BARU: It was a new and interesting cultural experience for some of the 43 participants of The Star BRATs (Bright, Roving, Annoying Teens) who were here for a workshop. 

For 17-year-old Kedah-born Anjulie Ngan, who has not seen or played a traditional Malay musical instrument, watching Mohammad Ismail and his team of rebana ubi players was a new experience. 

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