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London (ANTARA News) – The collaboration of Austrian soprano singer Maria Theresa Gruber, with music group Angklung, who sang Bengawan Solo with perfect vocal technique, invited the audience to the Cultural Cultural Night 2018 event.
The 20-year-old singer also performed an Austrian song entitled Im Prater bluehen wieder die Baeume accompanied by Angklung music at an event organized by the Indonesian Embbady that packed the Weltmuseum, Vienna, Austria on Tuesday evening (27/6), in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism of RI and Weltmuseum Vienna.
The Embbady of the Republic of Indonesia in Vienna, Vienna Retnosari in Antara London, said that 300 guests invited dance and music group Ikreasindo from Jakarta invited ambbadadors of friends and partners from the Embbady of the Republic of Indonesia to Vienna from various international organizations and institutions. in Austria, as well as Indonesians living in the city of Vienna.
Not enough to simply enjoy the song keroncong in the Angklung arrangement, the audience also entertained with the interactive session Angklung guided by Ika, the band leader Ikreasindo invites the public to play together in Angklung.
The cultural arts promotion event titled Indonesia Cultural Night 2018, with a variety of cultural arts, including Bajidor Kahot dance, Lenggang Nyai dance, Piring dance, Rampak Kendang dance and Angklung music .
? Ambbadador of the Republic of Indonesia in Vienna, Dr. Darmansjah Djumala, said a tradition, in this case the music angklung, can work harmoniously with modernism or contemporary music. He briefly said the philosophical significance of Angklung instruments related to the spirit of unity and unity and Bhineka Tunggal Ika living in the middle of Indonesian society.
This interactive session of Angklung attracts Austrians who discover the traditional musical instruments of West Java. In a short time, a mostly Austrian audience can follow the guide's instructions and play some pop songs like You Raise Me Up and Stay With Me.
The audience was impressed and at the end of the show, some spectators even rushed to collect angklung who was distributing the free committee, for display at home or played with the family. "I can exchange Angklung with the number 7, my wife already has the number 6, we need the number 7 to play together," said Anton Pinter, an employee of the company Mercedes of Vienna who was present that night with his wife.
? The promotion of art and culture is one of the annual work programs of the Embbady in Vienna. In addition to enhancing the positive image of Indonesia in Austria, the event also aims to attract more Austrian citizens to Indonesia, both in tourism and in investment and trade.
? Weltmuseum is the largest museum of ethnology in Austria. The museum has a special Indonesian gallery presenting various collections of historical art objects originating from Indonesia, including a painting by Raden Saleh presented to Emperor Francis Joseph I, King of Japan. Austria at the end of the 19th century, entitled "Two tigers fighting a Javanese body".
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