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Kakiseni, 13 mar 08: Leading the Way into Chaos
Zalina Lee

Faith Hope Chaos is an anthology of contemporary Malaysian music, featuring composers such as Chong Kee Yong, Saidah Rastam, Adeline Wong, Hardesh Singh and Johan Othman. Its the first of its kind, and Zalina Lee tells us why the collection is unsuitable as background music and unlikely to win an AIM award, much to its credit. >more

 

The Star. 9 Mar 08: Local Gems
Martin Vengadesan

UNLESS you’re a dedicated follower of contemporary classical music or an avid reader of a rival publication, you are very likely to have missed one of the most interesting local releases to come out in recent times. >more

 

The Sun, 14 Feb 08: Anthology Of Local Contemporary Music

MALAYSIA’S first anthology of contemporary music featuring some of the country’s best composers has finally arrived. It is now being distributed exclusively with the February issue of Off the Edge, a local monthly arts and culture magazine. >view (gif file - 50kb)

 

Options, 4 Feb 08: Defining Malaysian Music
Anandhi Gopinath

When you think about Malaysian music, no particular genre comes to mind. Is it deeply classical stuff like Asyik or the gamelan? Or the more cheerful folk music variety of the Boria and dikir barat?

Yet these musical forms, alongside ethnic music from the Chinese, Indian and Serani communities as well as Western classical music, have germinated and grown over the years. The result is a rich tapestry of music that is a combination of traditional and contemporary experimentation that both celebrates heritage and respects change. >view (pdf file - 193kb)

 

New Straits Times, 14 Nov 07: Money On The Arts
Radin Sri Ghazali

From a film on flats scheduled for demolition to a music album of contemporary [music] by Malaysians living abroad, the Krishen Jit-Astro Fund supports a diverse range of works this year.

FOUR artistes in the Malaysian arts scene recently received funds from the Krishen Jit-Astro Fund to complete their original works. Amir Muhammad, Hardesh Singh/CH Loh, Lim Kok Yoong and Shahili Adban received a portion of RM38,000. >more

 

 

Making History: how the project began
About the pieces
About the recordings
Press coverage

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