Cambridge Youth Gamelan

Group of children and adults dressed in traditional Balinese attire, standing in front of a brick wall, smiling and posing for the photo.

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A group of children and a woman, possibly a teacher, sitting at a table with traditional decorative items in front of them, in an indoor setting.

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A young person with short dark hair, wearing a brown scarf wrapped around their head, is holding a decorated Pan flute, and is looking slightly to the side. They are standing behind a woven basket and a curtain is visible in the background.

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Former Parent

“The kids experience so much from being in the program. My daughter found a big part of herself there, a way to express her Indonesian heritage.”

Current Family

“When I asked my children why they like gamelan, my son said, ‘I like gamelan because it is like a puzzle. You get to explore which patterns match and connect with one another to create a beautiful sound.’ ”

This program is supported in part by a grant from Cambridge Arts, a local agency
which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

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Logo of the Mass Cultural Council featuring stylized check mark, and the organization name
Seal of the University of South Carolina featuring a tree, a building, and surrounding decorative elements with text around it.