„Lessons from Sarawak“. Aliran (2014-yil 26-iyul). 2015-yil 19-fevralda asl nusxadan arxivlangan. Qaraldi: 2016-yil 8-yanvar. „The note that follows is a glimpse of the ethno-religious relations in Sibu town. The scenes in Sibu are common to other urban centres of Sarawak, but unique within the context of the national scene. ... Besides Christianity, other religions like Taoism, Buddhism and Islam also organise their respective processions during their big festivals.“.
„Jamming in the rainforest“. New Straits Times (2002-yil 8-iyul). 2016-yil 9-martda asl nusxadan arxivlangan. Qaraldi: 2015-yil 31-dekabr. „Musicians from the heartland of Borneo travel downriver for the event, bringing their dugout sape guitars, bamboo zithers, treasured ancient brass gong sets and songs from the rainforest. Some play gourd organs with a battery of bamboo pipes, others tootle the flute – and in Borneo that means the jaw's harp, mouth flute, nose flute or a massed bamboo band of 30 or 40 piccolos, trebles, tenors and bassoons, all capable of astonishing sounds.“.
Ringgit, Danielle Sendou. „From dreams into the mainstream“. The Borneo Post (2015-yil 26-avgust). 2015-yil 31-dekabrda asl nusxadan arxivlangan. Qaraldi: 2015-yil 31-dekabr. „Perhaps the first time the sape took the world stage was when two Kenyah Lepo Tau sape players – Iran Lahang and Jalong Tanyit from Long Mengkaba – performed and demonstrated the art of sape-playing in Tokyo, Japan during Asian Traditional Performing Arts (ATPA) week in 1976. Aside from that, the late Tusau Padan performed for Queen Elizabeth during her official visit to Sarawak in 1972, ...“.
Ringgit, Danielle Sendou. „From dreams into the mainstream“. The Borneo Post (2015-yil 26-avgust). 2015-yil 31-dekabrda asl nusxadan arxivlangan. Qaraldi: 2015-yil 31-dekabr. „Perhaps the first time the sape took the world stage was when two Kenyah Lepo Tau sape players – Iran Lahang and Jalong Tanyit from Long Mengkaba – performed and demonstrated the art of sape-playing in Tokyo, Japan during Asian Traditional Performing Arts (ATPA) week in 1976. Aside from that, the late Tusau Padan performed for Queen Elizabeth during her official visit to Sarawak in 1972, ...“.
„Jamming in the rainforest“. New Straits Times (2002-yil 8-iyul). 2016-yil 9-martda asl nusxadan arxivlangan. Qaraldi: 2015-yil 31-dekabr. „Musicians from the heartland of Borneo travel downriver for the event, bringing their dugout sape guitars, bamboo zithers, treasured ancient brass gong sets and songs from the rainforest. Some play gourd organs with a battery of bamboo pipes, others tootle the flute – and in Borneo that means the jaw's harp, mouth flute, nose flute or a massed bamboo band of 30 or 40 piccolos, trebles, tenors and bassoons, all capable of astonishing sounds.“.
„Lessons from Sarawak“. Aliran (2014-yil 26-iyul). 2015-yil 19-fevralda asl nusxadan arxivlangan. Qaraldi: 2016-yil 8-yanvar. „The note that follows is a glimpse of the ethno-religious relations in Sibu town. The scenes in Sibu are common to other urban centres of Sarawak, but unique within the context of the national scene. ... Besides Christianity, other religions like Taoism, Buddhism and Islam also organise their respective processions during their big festivals.“.
