Wednesday, December 3 at 8:00pm in Thomas Tull Concert Hall
The MIT Balinese Gamelan Class and Community Gamelan
Artisitc Director, Gusti Komin
Balinese Gamelan, the traditional music of Bali, brings together a symphony of gongs, bronze metallophones and pots, hand drums and bamboo flutes, creating shimmering layers of rhythmically intricate, lyrical patterns. Community-oriented, infused with the vibrancy and deep spirit of Bali, gamelan in Bali is music intended to be played by and for everyone. MIT is fortunate to have a complete gamelan of traditional Balinese instruments and a Balinese Gamelan class taught by master Balinese musician and teacher, Gusti Komin.
Seating Policy
Your registration through Eventbrite guarantees you a seat until 15 minutes before the event start time. 15 minutes before the concert start time, we will release open seats to the standby list. If you were not able to register through Eventbrite, you may join the physical standby line in the the Thomas Tull Concert Hall lobby up to one hour before the concert start time.
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