Keeping the sound of Kelantan serunai alive


Down to the last detail: Mohd Izani inspecting a serunai at his workshop in Kampung Pulau Hilir, Kubang Kerian. — Bernama

KOTA BARU: For Mohd Izani Mohd Noor, the serunai (traditional flute) is not merely a musical instrument but also the voice of heritage and a breath of culture that must be preserved before it fades.

Despite the intricate and time-consuming process of crafting the Kelantanese serunai, which can take up to three days, his commitment remains steadfast.

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