Associate Professor Peter Dunbar-Hall (University of Sydney) is a leading scholar of music education, who has published extensively on Balinese gamelan, Indigenous popular music, and cultural diversity at large. Here he conducts an interview with Dalang on the sustainability of Balinese Gamelan.
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