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The holographic projection of the late Malaysian singer Sudirman will grace the stage during an upcoming concert

CNA – Fans of Sudirman Arshad, the late Malaysian vocalist more commonly referred to as Sudirman, will have the opportunity to witness his ‘live’ holographic performance at ‘A Tribute to Sudirman’ – a 90-minute concert scheduled for September 16 at the Petronas Philharmonic Hall, Malaysia.

The late Sudirman held a cherished status within the Malay music scene, earning the endearing title of “The People’s Singer.”

In a career spanning two decades, from the 70s to the 90s, Sudirman released multiple songs that have stood the test of time, including Balik Kampung (Returning to the Village) and Salam Terakhir (Final Greeting).

Although the lawyer-turned-singer died in 1992, Sudirman’s hologram will “accompany” the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) as they perform his hits in a grand, orchestral style.

Speaking to Malaysian news outlet New Straits Times, Petronas Philharmonic Hall music director Ahmad Muriz Che Rose said: “We have decided to create a magical moment for all the fans of the MPO and our lasting national icon Sudirman to mark the dual celebration of Malaysia Day as well as the MPO’s 25th anniversary.”

He added: “With this amazing state-of-the-art technology, young Malaysians will get the opportunity to experience the magic of the great man whose talent and perseverance had successfully put us on the world music map.”

The concert will also feature guest artistes such as Liza Aziz, Ernie Zakri, Hazama and Arish Mikael.

The late Sudirman died on Feb 22, 1992. PHOTO: CNA SOURCE
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