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Archipelago Music Festival at City Hall Pendopo Tonight, Be There!

Jakarta Provincial Government is about to hold archipelago music festival in a series of the 491st city's anniversary.

This is a series of activities designed to be held periodically and started tonight at the City Hall pendopo at 7 PM and is open to the public

It will be staged at City Hall lobby (pendopo), Jalan Medan Merdeka Selatan, Saturday (6/30) tonight.

Jakarta Governor, Anies Baswedan stated that it is aimed to appreciate traditional music in Indonesia. It takes theme 'Panggung Musik Nusantara Road to Indonesia Music Expo 2019'.

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"To give appreciation archipelago music, the city makes a musical forum along with Indonesian Music Expo (imex) that will hold archipelago music in one stage," he told, Saturday (6/30).

In future, it will be held periodically. Thus it is hoped able to preserve culture especially in music field.

"This is a series of activities designed to be held periodically and started tonight at the City Hall pendopo at 7 PM and is open to the public," he stated.

There will be three musicians who will enliven the festival, namely Rafli Kande, Sambasunda, and Dira Suhandi feat. Sri Hanuraga.

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