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Gallery: Kembang Sunda perform at Concert Hour

Telescope Staff
October 19, 2016
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday Oct. 6, 2016. (Joe Dusel/The Telescope)
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday Oct. 6, 2016. (Joe Dusel/The Telescope)

Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday Oct. 6.

Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.8
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.
Kembang Sunda, a band led by Palomar professor Amy Hacker, performed traditional and contemporary Sundanese gamelan music from West Java, Indonesia at a concert in the Palomar College Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday October 6, 2016. Joe Dusel/The Telescope.

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