Record-Breaking Drum Performance by 235 Students in Batu Caves
By Loshinniy Nair S. Baskaran,
4th OCTOBER: In an impressive display of talent and teamwork, 235 students from SJKT Batu Caves participated in an attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the largest oriental drum performance. This event, which took place on October 1, aimed to showcase the students’ dedication to their cultural heritage and to promote unity through music.
The students, aged between seven and twelve, spent months preparing for the record-breaking performance. Under the guidance of their teachers and local drumming experts, they honed their skills in rhythm and coordination. The event was held at the Batu Caves’ iconic temple complex, providing a picturesque backdrop for this significant cultural celebration.
The record attempt involved the students performing synchronized drumming routines, highlighting traditional rhythms and vibrant energy. Spectators, including parents and local community members, gathered to support the students and witness the impressive performance.
This initiative not only aimed to achieve a world record but also focused on fostering a sense of community and pride among the participants. It served as an opportunity for the young drummers to express themselves and connect with their cultural roots.
Following the performance, officials from Guinness World Records were present to verify the attempt. The outcome is pending confirmation, but the event has undoubtedly left a lasting impression on the community and highlighted the importance of preserving cultural traditions through engaging activities, as stated in Astro Ulagam.
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