Angklung director and educator, Faridah Jamal (FJ Angklungqween) is known as the angklung queen of Singapore. She teaches angklung in several schools including Raffles Girls School, which have won awards at the Singapore Youth Festival. Angklung is a traditional musical instrument made of bamboo tubes attached to a bamboo frame. The tubes are tuned to specific notes and when shaken, produce a unique sound. Our Intangible Cultural Heritage conversation series shines a spotlight on the remarkable

The traditional Indonesian instrument, the angklung, is performed by a group of Indonesian migrant workers, who gather every Sunday on their day off to practise playing the instrument as an ensemble. | South China Morning Post