Sekar Kenanga – Elbphilharmonie Gamelan Ensemble
Final Concert
Java at Hamburg
The Elbphilharmonie’s gamelan collection consists of Indonesian gongs, drums and metalophones – an exotic-sounding collection of instruments that is regularly brought to life by the Elbphilharmonie’s own ensembles. Under the direction of the experienced gamelan teacher Steven Tanoto, the participants encounter hands-on how the gamelan connects people: Indonesian music is never about the individual, but always about the overall harmonic sound. In the final performance, the participants present what they have learned in their weekly rehearsals – how to make music on gongs and metalophones.
Programme (booklet)
Performers
Sekar Kenanga - Gamelanensemble der Elbphilharmonie
Promoter: HamburgMusik
Location
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Bunker Feldstraße
resonanzraum St. Pauli
Urban architecture and club culture unite in the former bomb shelter in the St. Pauli district.
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Getting Here
Underground line U3: Feldstraße (approx. 1 min. by foot)
Buses M3, M6: Feldstraße -
Parking
Parking spaces liable to cost are available on the forecourt.
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Accessibility
An accessible entrance is situated on the right side of the building. Staff at the main entrance will be happy to assist you.
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