Music Organizer · Creative Collective

Music with a sense of place.

Gendhing is a music organizer and creative collective built around people who share a passion for music, collaboration, cultural experience and meaningful places. We create performances and events that connect contemporary sound with the character of Indonesia.

World MusicLive EventsCreative ProductionCultural Experiences
A collective of people, ideas & sound.
Who We Are

Gendhing brings people together around music.

Our work can take many forms: intimate concerts, collaborations between artists, destination music experiences, cultural programs and creative event production. The common thread is a careful balance between artistic expression, audience experience and the identity of the place.

Curate

We connect artists, musical ideas and locations to shape programs with a clear artistic character.

Produce

We develop the practical side of an event — audience journey, program flow, venue atmosphere and event coordination.

Connect

We create opportunities for musicians, communities, visitors and local partners to meet through music.

The Gendhing Team

Six people. One creative direction.

Gendhing is formed by Alex, Agus, Aji, Indah, Nada and Muchsin. The collective can work across artistic, production, coordination and event-development functions depending on the project.

AlexGendhing Team

Part of the core collective behind Gendhing's music and event initiatives.

AgusGendhing Team

Part of the core collective contributing to Gendhing's creative and organizational work.

AjiArtist · Gendhing Team

Musician and creative contributor within the collective, including the handpan-led Danuwuh concept.

IndahGendhing Team

Part of the collective supporting the development and delivery of Gendhing projects.

NadaArtist · Gendhing Team

Cello artist and creative contributor connected with Gendhing's live music projects.

MuchsinGendhing Team

Part of the core collective supporting Gendhing's event and creative initiatives.

“We believe a music event can be more than a stage. It can become a meeting point between sound, landscape, people and memory.”