Friday, January 14, 2011

NADIA SIREGAR, MASTER OF PAPUAN DANCE (INDONESIA)

Nadia can perform various types of dance but one which became his favorite is Dance Tifa (Rii Piiworotu dance). This dance originates from the region, especially villagers Wontuboi Wandama. Dance depicts the story of how the clan Yomaki formed.
One day there was a man nam


ed Mamberaki who was the ancestor of the clan Yomaki arise when there is flood. He brought three heirloom. The objects that are Piiworotu (a type of drum in the eastern part of Indonesia), Revo (book heritage) and Tabura (a type of trumpet made of leather bia).
carrying a heritage item, he came down from Mount Wontuboi to find the people who survived the flood in the village. By blowing Tabura, he could meet the people who survived the flooding.
Then he showed it to three people who survived this and began questioning them, "the third of these objects, which one you like?" They reject the holy books and Tabura and prefer Piiworotu (drums) because it was a beautiful shape. In addition, this drum has a loud voice and beautiful ornaments. So Piiworotu used as a communication tool and as a traditional musical instrument.

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Saturday, January 1, 2011

KECAK DANCE FROM BALI ISLAND

Not known exactly where the Kecak dance originated and which was first developed, but there is a kind of agreement on the Balinese Kecak was first developed into art pertujukan in Bona, Ganyar, as additional knowledge kecak at first is a song or musical sound produced from the fusion that form a melody that is usually used to accompany the sacred dances Sahyang. And can only be performed in the temple. Kemudaian astist in the early 1930s from the village of Bona, Gianyar trying to develop a Kecak dance by taking the story of Ramayana Dance Sanghyang didramatarikan as a substitute so that it could eventually dipertontontan dance in public as a performance art. Part Ramayana story is taken first is that when Goddess Sita was abducted by King Ravana.

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