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Guest Lecture - Ethnomusicology: Developing musical instruments from bamboo and gaba-gaba

Presenter Pak Branckly Picanussa
Date/Time
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Contact person
Amanda Morris
T: artsacademy@cdu.edu.au E: artsacademy@cdu.edu.au
Location CDU Theatre Orange 3, Casuarina Campus
Open to CDU staff and students

CDU's Academy of the Arts invites CDU staff and students to attend a guest lecture on ethnomusicology by Pak Branckly Picanussa, the Deputy Chancellor of the State Christian Institute of Ambon (IAKN).

The talk will be held in the CDU Theatre, Casuarina Campus, at 12 pm on 21 May 2025.
 

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