Daniel expresses his gratitude to the musicians who were willing to showcase Indonesian culture to the residents of Ilmenau. The mayor, who had never watched Kacapi Suling and Sasando before, admitted to being mesmerized when hearing the melodies from these two traditional musical instruments. On that occasion, the art team from the Cultural Interaction Facilitation Program of the Directorate of Culture, Ministry of Education and Culture, invited four traditional Indonesian musicians: Dadan Budiana (Kacapi), Endang Sukandar (Suling), Djitron Pah (Sasando), and Jeagril Pah (Sasando). The performances of these four musicians at the event successfully captivated the audience.

Songs from Indonesia such as Bolelebo, Jipang Lontang Kering, Catrik, Kunang-kunang, and Bengawan Solo, as well as Western songs including Yesterday and What a Wonderful World, create a warm atmosphere on cold autumn nights. The event titled Alunan Dawai Nusantara or The Sound of Indonesian String is a collaboration between two cultural organizations, KuKo e.V. Germany and Nain E Visual production, supported by the Cultural Facilitation Program for Cultural Interaction (FBK IB) from the Directorate of Culture, Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia.

"While Naine E Visual hopes that this event can be a platform for expression for traditional Indonesian artists and also introduce Indonesian culture. 'By introducing Indonesian culture to the world, we hope that more people will know how rich and diverse Indonesia is,' said Agung Sumarwan, Project Manager of Nain E Visual. The event was also attended by the Vice Rector of Technische Universität Ilmenau, Prof. Dr. Jens Müller, as well as lecturers, staff, and students, making it even more special because it took place in one of Ilmenau's historic buildings. As the Deputy Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia in Germany, Fajar Wirawan Harijo also considers the introduction of Indonesian culture to be a positive thing."