Gamelan classes can help develop teamwork and precision, qualities that were valuable in today’s global workforce.
Associate Professor Chan Kait Loon said taking up gamelan classes would help develop teamwork and precision, qualities that were valuable in today’s global workforce.
“The university hopes that these classes will foster cross-cultural understanding and appreciation of this art,” he said. Final-year Bachelor of Computer Science student Michelle Fang was excited to learn the musical instrument.“The sound differs from that of orchestras,” said Fang, who also plays the piano, violin, flute, demong and bonang.
Diploma in Quantity Surveying student Yeo Joyee said she was exposed to gamelan music and instruments at school.
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