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About Zulkifli Mohamed Amin

Zulkifli Mohamed Amin is widely acknowledged as a proponent of Malay music and traditional instruments, having served as music director of the youth section of Orkestra Melayu Singapura since its inception in 2005 till present. In 2015, he embarked on a new project, co-founding Nusantara Arts as a platform for young musicians to hone their musical sound and voice, and collaborate with artists from other disciplines. The company draws influences from the Malay Archipelago, moulding them into something that is uniquely Singaporean. He is the recipient of the National Arts Council’s Young Artist Award 2018.

About Danial Ariffin Azman

Danial Ariffin Azman is music director, music composer, music arranger and educator. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree (First Class Honours) in Music (Composition and Arranging) from Lasalle College of the Arts. Danial hopes to contribute to the growing repertoire of local composers who draw upon surrounding historical, geographical and socio-cultural resources to create an invigorating sound representative of the Asian identity.

About Muhammad Hardi Aris

Hardi Aris began his traditional Malay music journey in 2005 as member of Alunan Dondang Irama Melayu (ADIM). In 2012, he joined another traditional Malay ensemble called Nobat Kota Singa (NKS). Hardi is active in numerous local productions and overseas performances, playing an essential role as Music Director of NKS.

Pursuing his passion for traditional Malay music, he signed up as a member of Orkestra Melayu Singapura, where he was under the tutelage of Dzul Rabul, Azrin Abdullah, Arman Abdul Rahman, Fadli Ramli and many others. In Oct-2017, he completed the Malay Traditional Music workshop conducted by Ariffin Abdullah, a renowned traditional Malay accordionist in Singapore. Hardi currently attends private classes with Team Accordion Singapore.

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