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Prof Margaret Kartomi AM
Prof Margaret Kartomi AM, 2nd from the left, after the performance by the artists from Wonosobo at Monash University, 08 February. Source: SBS Indonesian

Ethnomusicologist from Monash University, Professor Margaret Kartomi AM and guests from the Engineering Faculty of Gadjah Mada University, Dr Gea Parikesit and Dr Indraswari Kusumaningtyas, talk about the one day cultural symposium called “Making Connections with the Music and Culture of Wonosobo in Java’s Dieng Plateau,” that was held at Monash University on 08 February.


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Ethnomusicologist from Monash University, Professor Margaret Kartomi AM and guests from the Engineering Faculty of Gadjah Mada University, Dr Gea Parikesit and Dr Indraswari Kusumaningtyas, talk about the one day cultural symposium called “Making Connections with the Music and Culture of Wonosobo in Java’s Dieng Plateau,” that was held at Monash University on 08 February.


What was the focus of the Making Connections symposium?  Why was the inter-disciplinary nature of the symposium important?  How might the work of engineers aid the musicians of Wonosobo? Professor Margaret Kartomi AM, Dr Gea Parikesit and Dr Indraswari Kusumaningtyas talk about revitalising a Wonosobo musical tradition.


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