Jogja National Museum’s Music Programs are held within the site consisting of activities such as workshops, discussions and performances to name a few. The artists involved have been known in the field ranging from DJ’s, indie bands and musicians with cutting-edge, hybrid and progressive works. For Further info contact: : music{at}jogjanationalmuseum.org
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NEXT EVENT :
Jogja National Museum music program 'Music at JNM' kicks off with Tribute to John Peel. A legendary UK broadcaster (1943 - 2005) who's life had been devoted to new cutting-edge music works. The line up includes fine music works that are paralelled with John Peel's spirit, as they have added colours to the Indonesian indie music scene. Free admisssion, so be sure to be at JNM on monday 13 October for a kickin' night with music from the likes of Risky Summerbee & the Honeythief, Cranial Inscisored and Oh Nina! to name a few.
PAST EVENT :
Risky Summerbee & the Honeythief
“The Rise and Fall of a Scoundrel Queen”
Psychedelic, folk and experimental outfit, Risky Summerbee & the Honeythief, have gone beyond their comfort zone of the ‘easy on ears folk/blues’ repertoire, and opted for an hour avant-garde psychedelic performance involving a string quartet (F# String quartet). The concert also bought visual works by The Departure a.k.a. Raphael Donny in line with the 5 parts composition. The band only introduced two of their hits ‘The Place I Wanna Go’ at the very beginning and ‘Slap & Kiss’ at the very end. In between was the journey of the contemporary Hastinapura Palace with partial interpretation of Mahabarata epic. ‘The Rise and Fall of a Scoundrel Queen’ featured Risky Summerbee (vocal/guitar/harmonica), Erwin Zubiyan (guitar), Doni Kurniawan (bass), Nadya Hatta (piano/keyboard), Sevri Hadi (drums), Kelik Desta Rahmanto (violin), Budi Hast (viola), Harel Arganata (violin) and Yoppie Eddo (cello).
