1999-2000 Preservation of three Pacung Village, Gianyar style gender wayang instrumental pieces. This music was taught to musicians outside of Pacung to encourage Balinese to appreciate other styles.

2002-2003 – Engaged pelegongan maestro I Wayan Kelo from Br Pande Mas, Kuta to teach rare and unrecorded pelegongan repertoire to our pelegongan group. Our pelegongan group learnt and recorded three pieces which had never been recorded before. One of these pieces, Bopong, we have just released (May 2009) on our first audio CD.

2004 – In order to increase the popularity of traditional gamelan in Sanur, founders taught gender wayang to a group of Balinese children on a volunteer basis.

2004-2005 – Conducted preservation project to preserve Singgi, Sanur style of pelegongan music. Engaged senior guru to teach pelegongan group five rare instrumental pieces.

2007 – pelegongan group presented a three-month production entitled ‘Classical Court Performances’ at Mercure Hotel in Sanur. Included explanation of the history of the rare music and dance, and also about the gamelan instruments and the dance costumes.

2008 – Gender wayang group invited to perform at the first world music festival in China, as part of Shanghai Expo 2010. This unique performance opportunity encouraged more of our musicians to learn more rare repertoire from Teges Kanginan Village in Peliatan, Ubud. Preserved and conserved seven rare pieces from this ancient repertoire.

2009 – Semara pagulingan group invited to perform at A Tapestry of Sacred Music festival at the Esplanade in Singapore. The group presented five performances of rare seven-tone semara pagulingan repertoire (from Banjar Pagan Kelod, Denpasar, Kamasan, Klungkung and Gianyar) and pelegongan repertoire (from Teges Kanginan, Ubud and Banjar Tegal, Kuta). Vaughan Hatch presented a talk and demonstration on this rare music and the ensembles during the festival. Released an audio CD of 7 semara pagulingan 2 pelegongan pieces.

2009 (September-October) - Reconstruction of 1928 recording of a semar pegulingan piece called ‘Ginanti’, Banjar Titih, Denpasar style. Performed at Maha Bandana Prasadha event in Denpasar on October 8.

2009 – Singgi bebarongan project. Plan to engage guru I Wayan Mandra and senior advisor I Ketut Nagi to teach our pelegongan group rare bebarongan repertoire as well as the Singgi style of Sandaran.