Publisher:  The John Day Company, New York, 1948
First Edition
61 pages -- Approx. size: 9.5" by 6.25"

Author
Colin McPhee, 1900-1964

On the exotic island of Bali, people spend their free time making beautiful things to offer their gods and performing wonderful music and dances. All over the island can be heard the sound of gamelan orchestras with their huge metal gongs, simple flutes, bronze instruments, and cymbals.

tells the story of the first ever Balinese music club of young boys, and how it all got started. We meet Kayun and his friends Kantin, Dapat, Dog, Dinigan, and Bedil (as well as his cheeky monkey), and the American stranger who comes into their lives. We follow the adventures of the "small men" of the village of Sayan, near Ubud - and their instruments - as they learn to play the famous music of Bali.. Illustrated with the author's photographs and line drawings.

Very good condition without jacket. Cloth decorated covers. Illustrations throughout as well as nice photographs by the author. Very minor handling wear to covers. Interior spotless.

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