Frangpiani Fragnat in the Morniiiing

 

Everyday, I walk to my office.. Usually, I just just look at vehicles and people passing by in rush.

Today, I see different prespective, I tilt my head and look up beautiful sky :) 

Also I can smell scent of frangipani flowers.. Feel like I'm in Bali, if I don't see the skyscrapers :D

This Weekend

Yeayy! last weekend my friend (@Kalderapagi) bough an i-phone :D I happy because I love an i-phone (maybe someday I can bought as my friend did :). One of the reason I love it because  instagram application (although last weekend, the instragram can be used at android mobile phone :D)

So, yesterday We (@Kalderapagi and @dislokasi_sri) went to museums near from our office, it should be embarrassed never went there. 

The first destination was The National Museum of Indonesia. This was my first experience, took photographs with i-phone.

An Interesting woodcraft from Bali 

Photos with stupas and statues

 After spending almost 3 hours in the national museum of Indonesia. I can see that this museum attracts foreign tourist but not many domestic tourist like us spent their holiday in museum. I like an old-Wing museum than new-Wing, in the old-Wing we can see stupas and statue, interesting ethical tools such us traditional fabric or clothes, traditional utensil,  traditional musical instrument, traditional miniature houses, jewelry  from gold and diamond, ceramic. The new-Wing is have a concept on the frameworks of cultural element, however most of the exhibits have been seen in the old-Wing. And, I felt that new-Wing kind a soulless concrete. In spite of making a new-building, I thing its more urgent to attract people went to museum. It would be interesting, if there is a video about ethical group in Indonesia (how they live in the past and how they life right now) which is replaced every week with other ethical group. Or it would be nice, if there not only display a traditional music instrument but also we can heard the sound of that instrument. 

And maybe for the stupas and statues, It would be easier to memorize when it is categorized by kingdom. Beside to inform us about history of kingdoms in Indonesia.

Ok, the next destination was Museum of Memorial Stone Park. This museum really near from the National Museum of Indonesia. We can walking or ride a motorcycles (ojek in Indonesia). My friend really want to here, because she watched dramatic-mystical video clip with this place as a background. But she disappointed when we arrived at the park. She looking for a huge statues, but in this park the statues not as big as she imagined. But, still we have so many nice picture here :)

Entrance Museum Taman Prasasti

 

"Nobody knows the troubles, I see nobody knows my sorrow”

 

I like in this museum, because it remind me that someday I will dead. They who died very long time ago, their name became a history. But, unfortunately, in some stone the was graffiti (not an art graffiti but graffiti which harm the beauty and historotical value of the stones).

In the end of the journey, we closed our weekend in Old-Town. Oooh, in weekend so many people here and also so many interesting seller in the street. We just hanging around the Old Town, because museum in Old Town has closed when we arrived.

Fishing a bottle

Fatahillah Museum

An Old building in the Old Town

Statiun Jakarta Kota

I hope that museum in Indonesia more attractive so more people like to go to museum. And I will more frequently visit museum ^____^

Good Night Jakarta!

View of Bank Indonesia

View of Monument National

I though that the city never really sleep...
Always busy and crowded :D

New Years Concert with The Soloist of Symphonia Vienna

 

This is my first time, I went to orchestra concert where held at Aulia Symponia Jakarta. The performers are come from Vienna; including Rama Widi , an Indonesian who  join with Symphonia Vienna orchestra. 

The music enlist below:

1. E. Strauss: „Carmen Quadrille“ for Ensemble

2. C. Debussy : „Danses“ for Solo-Harp & Stringquintet

3. W. A. Mozart : Concerto in C, KV.299 2nd movement

- for Flute,Harp and Stringquintet

4. A. Glazunow: Élégie op.44. for Viola, Bassoon & Piano

5. G. Rossini : Duet for Cello and Double Bass

6. J. Massenet: Meditation for Violin & Harp

7. J. Williams : Devil´s Dance from „THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK“ for Solo Violin and Piano

8. B. Bartok : 4 Duo for 2 Violine

9. C. Franck: “Panis Angelicus” for Vocal-solo & Ensemble

—– Pause —-

1. J. Strauss : Romanze for Violoncello, Harp and Ensemble

2. E. Morricone : „Gabriel´s Oboe“ for Oboe, Bassoon, Harp & Stringquintet

3. C. M. von Weber : Quintett B-Dur op. 34, 4nd movement

- for Clarinet and Stringquartet

4. V. Buyanovsky : Espanafor for Solo Horn

5. A. Goedicke : Konzertetude Op.49 for Trumpet & Piano

6. A. Jørgensen: Romance for Trombone & Piano Op. 21

7. Elliot Carter: „ Saeta“ for Timpani solo

8. F. Poulenc : Sextet for Wind Quintet & Piano Op.100 . 1nd . movement

9. Music of Indonesia for Ensemble

1.Ampar-Ampar Pisang, 2.Jali-Jali ,3. O Inani keke, 4. yambo Rambe Yambo

- Shi Li : Arr. for Ensemble


My favorite is: Music of Indonesia for Ensamble, you can download the music in here. But, I'm so sorry for bad quality of the sounds, because I'm recorded using a mobile phone. 


Because this is my first time to attend classical music concert, I've experienced something new like I must wore a dress or a formal clothes. Then, I with my friends came late we cannot enter while performer playing music, so we must waited at outdoors until break time. I really lucky because I've bought a festival ticket I sat in the left first row, therefore I saw the performers clearly :)

 I really like the conductor, Raphael Erod because he have his own unique style while conducting :) I hope that I can see his performance again in Vienna :)


>> Because I really miss this concert, so I update this posting with added a youtube video