BFM 89.9
The Business Station
Recommended
9 mins
1 hr 24 mins
The circulation and appeal of Western operatic groups from the early 19th century across Asia marked the emergence of a shared Western imperial culture that transcended national and colonial borders of Portuguese, Dutch, British and Spanish settlements. Joining us this week is historian Akiko Sugiyama from the history department at the University of Malaya, to discuss how music and performance - concerning unrequited love, courtly intrigues, murderous rage - became a shared cultural reference amongst a new generation of transnational political elite in the colonies.
Presenter: Haniff Baharudin, Simon Soon
Producer: Simon Soon, Haniff Baharudin
Share:
Recommended
Apr 24
·
9 minsDead Cat Bounce Or Recovery In Sight
Apr 24
·
1 hr 24 minsHow Did Your SPM Results Shape Your Future?
Recent episodes
0
Latest stories
Podcasts · Apr 25 · 12:00AM
MDA’s Medtech Mission: Balancing Safety, Innovation, And Global Growth
23 mins
Podcasts · Apr 25 · 23 mins
MDA’s Medtech Mission: Balancing Safety, Innovation, And Global Growth
Podcasts · Apr 24 · 11:00PM
Dead Cat Bounce Or Recovery In Sight
9 mins
Podcasts · Apr 24 · 9 mins
Dead Cat Bounce Or Recovery In Sight
Podcasts · Apr 24 · 10:00AM
How Did Your SPM Results Shape Your Future?
1 hr 24 mins
Podcasts · Apr 24 · 1 hr 24 mins
How Did Your SPM Results Shape Your Future?