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PUSAKA Evenings at Publika presents 100-person Dikir Barat

Pauline Fan, PUSAKA | R.S. Murthi, PUSAKA

21-Mar-14 14:00

PUSAKA Evenings at Publika presents 100-person Dikir Barat

This second outing of PUSAKA Evenings at Publika presents a 100-person dikir barat performance from Kelantan, which is a tribute to Daud Bukit Abal - widely considered as the godfather of the traditional musical form - by his sons.

PUSAKA's Pauline Fan and R.S. Murthi drop by to share more.


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