DECLINE AND PROMISE: Observations from a Present-Day Pangrawit
During a roundtable discussion at the SOSIM conference about how pangrawit (gamelan musicians, literally practitioners of karawitan) view their present-day situation, participants of the event appeared to reach one particular conclusion: the prospects for pangrawit and karawitan are grim. This round...
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