Culture indonesians

tradicional dance
Here is where your
presentation begins
 Group 2
Ahmad Alfian(2102101105)
Nurrafizah (2102101121)
Evana (2102101128)
Azizah (2102101129)
 explanation
The variety of traditional dance arts in
Indonesia has its own characteristics and
uniqueness. Traditional dance is a dance
that has long developed in people's lives
and always describes the traditions and
cultural patterns of the community.
Traditional dance has become a culture for
certain ethnicities and identities that are
able to unite people. Traditional dances are
bound by the norms and customs of the
place where the dance exists, so that the
dance cannot be separated from other
customs or traditions.
traditional dance
from Indonesia
 Dongkrek From Madiun East Java
If we are on the Unipma Madiun
campus, we will encounter
Dongkrek Dance from the
Mejayan Village.The name
dongkrek comes from the sound
of the musical instruments used,
in the form of the sound "Dung"
which comes from a drum or
drum while "Krek" which comes
from the sound of a square-
shaped wood, on one side there is
a jagged wooden stalk so that
when rubbed it will sound.
"Crack".
 Kethek ogleng From Pacitan East Java
now we turn to Pacitan, City of
1001 Caves, then there we will
meet the Ogleng kethek dance.
Kethek ogleng is a dance
performance in which the players
imitate monkey movements (or in
Javanese it is called kethek). The
dance is accompanied by gamelan
or gancaran pancer music which
sounds more or less, "ogleng,
ogleng, ogleng." From there, this
performing art was called "kethek
ogleng".
 Orek orek From ngawi East Java
now we move to the
Ngawi area, East Java, we
will see the Orek-Orek
dance. The Orek-Orek
dance is a traditional art in
the form of a social dance
which is a combination of
dance and singing
movements accompanied
by tetabuhan which is one
way to beat it with
scraping.
 Gubang from the Anambas of the riau islands

After from Java, now we move to

Riau where we will see the Gubang
dance. The Gubang dance is a
traditional dance in Jemaja Village,
Anambas Regency, Letung Island.
According to local people, the
Gubang dance is believed to be a
bunian dance from generation to
generation. The form of
presentation of the dance is typical
by using a mask.
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