The Jakarta Post: Rudolf Dethu: Devoted to music

Trisha Sertori, Contributor, Denpasar | Thu, 01/13/2011 10:36 AM | People

 

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Rudolf Dethu loves music. This man who does not play an instrument breathes sound like the rest of us depend for life on oxygen. The sounds people create are what give him life.

“Since I was a kid I’ve been interested in music,” says Dethu in understatement of his passion. He was born 42 years ago, he says with an ear for music, popular culture and new directions that drew him to start a bunch of bands that were not mainstream, breaking fertile ground in the process.

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The Jakarta Post: Island’s creative spirit is alive and kicking

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Bali Creative Community

Trisha Sertori, Contributor, Denpasar | Thu, 01/13/2011 10:49 AM | Feature

Unleashing talent: The Bali Creative Community and artists meet for a Pin Hole Camera show.Courtesy of Bali Creative   arts are at the heart of Balinese culture. Stretching out in every direction are women making offerings or gliding the streets with fruits and flowers atop gilded bowls; in their swaying wake are gongs of brass and Hinduism’s Gods carried aloft on brocaded divans.

The Jakarta Post: One Dollar for Music

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One dollar for music

Trisha Sertori, Contributor, Sanur, Bali | Sat, 01/08/2011 11:17 AM | Entertainment

Music for all: A group made up of mainstream school dropouts create their own music on devised instruments. Courtesy of One Dollar For MusicOn many a street corner young Indonesian kids strum out chords on rough cat-gut guitars, others tap out a beat on homemade drums while brave souls step up on vocals.