Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism

Abdillah, Yusri; Supriono, Supriono; Supriyono, Bambang

doi:10.1080/23311886.2022.2076962

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“…2, April 2024: 63 -68 64 community [8]- [10]. Recreation is not just a fun activity, but is also part of tourism activities which is a special attraction for tourists [11]- [13]. In big cities, there are various types of recreational sports that are cheap and accessible to the general public.…”

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Evaluation of Community Recreational Sports Activities at the Jambi City Governor's Office: Improving Quality and Participation

Jufrin,

Engan,

Irandoost

2024

Ind. Jou. Edu. Rsc

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Purpose of the study: The main objective of this research is to identify the perceptions, preferences and experiences of the community in participating in recreational sports activities around the Jambi City governor's office. Methodology: This research uses a descriptive quantitative approach. The sampling technique uses simple random sampling. The data collection instrument uses a structured questionnaire about people's perceptions, preferences and experiences in participating in recreational sports activities in the city center. The data analysis technique uses descriptive statistics. Main Findings: The results of this research reveal that people's perceptions, preferences and experiences regarding recreational sports activities in Jambi city center show dominance in the good category, with around 50% of people seeing it as having a positive impact on them. Cycling, jogging/running and gymnastics are the most popular activities, especially on Saturdays and Sundays in the morning and afternoon. Important factors influencing the choice of recreation area include affordable prices, adequate facilities, and variety of activities. Novelty/Originality of this study: This research offers an in-depth understanding of people's perceptions, preferences and experiences regarding recreational sports activities in Jambi city center, as well as identifying activities of interest and preferred times of participation. The results have the potential to be an important basis for policy makers to design recreational facilities that suit community needs.

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Evaluation of Community Recreational Sports Activities at the Jambi City Governor's Office: Improving Quality and Participation

Jufrin,

Engan,

Irandoost

2024

Ind. Jou. Edu. Rsc

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“…Climate change is a long-term statistical change in the weather including changes in temperature, rainfall patterns, and other weather phenomena [1][2][3]. North Sumatra, as one of the provinces in Indonesia, is also experiencing significant climate change impacts.…”

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Community Perception and Participation Towards Managing the Impact of Climate Change in North Sumatra Province

Rahmawaty,

Hasmadi Ismail,

Rauf

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Climate change has become one of the significant global challenges of the 21st century. The impact of climate change not only affects the environment, but also impacts community’s daily activities. This research aims to understand community perceptions and participations of the impacts of climate change in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia. Data was obtained through interviews and literature analysis to identify how community in the North Sumatra Province perceives and participates in the impact of climate change. Involving key informants from various backgrounds, such as government agencies, academics, community leaders, the private sector, and non-government organizations (NGOs), can provide more comprehensive insight into how society and stakeholders contribute to efforts to overcome climate change. The research results show that community perception of handling the impacts of climate change in North Sumatra, the majority answered strongly agree (59.79%) and agree (40.21%), means that a good perception. For community participation, the majority answered strongly agree (56.29%) and agree (43.71%), mean that the participation is high. Community perception of climate change in North Sumatra Province reflects awareness of this issue. However, there are still challenges in changing behaviour and adapting to climate change occurred. This shows that the community in North Sumatra Province care about and participate in protecting the environment well.

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“…Balinese dance can be divided into three types based on their function: Wali dance, Bebali dance, and Balih-balihan dance (Abdillah et al, 2022;Armayani et al, 2021;Iryanti, 2020). Wali dance is the art of dance performed in places that have to do with religious ceremonies; Bebali dance is a dance that functions as an accompaniment ceremony inside or outside the temple; Balih-balihan dance is a dance that has a function as a serious art and an entertainment art that has the elements and foundations of the noble art of dance but does not belong to the Wali (holy) (Restuaji, N. A. R. & Suryati, 2019;Utama, 2015).…”

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Lexicons in Cendrawasih Dance at Buleleng

Sacani

Ramendra

2023

JPBI

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The Cendrawasih dance typical Buleleng is a traditional Balinese dance from Buleleng, Bali. This dance has lexicons that can be found in its dance movements. However the Cendrawasih Dance at Buleleng is not widely known and has almost been forgotten, in addition it has been re-enacted. Furthermore, during dance practice, dancers changed some of the lexicons from Balinese to Indonesian. If these lexicons that use Balinese are rarely used , the language will experience extinction, and Balinese culture will be lost. Documenting and capturing the culture is one way to save it from extinction. This study aims to analyze the lexicons based on movements in Cendrawasih dance at Buleleng, along with the cultural meaning of the lexicons. This study was descriptive qualitative research using an ecolinguistics approach. The data were obtained through observation and interviews. The description of the lexicons that has been obtained was translated into English and then described. After that, lexicons that have cultural meanings will be described. The result found there are 26 lexicons related to the dance movements of Cendrawasih Buleleng. The lexicons are categorized into five types part of body movements, such as three lexicons in head movements, three lexicons in eye movements, nine lexicons in hand movements, nine lexicons in leg movements, and two lexicons in body movements. There are ten lexicons that have cultural meanings.

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Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism

Cited by 11 publications

References 36 publications

Evaluation of Community Recreational Sports Activities at the Jambi City Governor's Office: Improving Quality and Participation

Evaluation of Community Recreational Sports Activities at the Jambi City Governor's Office: Improving Quality and Participation

Community Perception and Participation Towards Managing the Impact of Climate Change in North Sumatra Province

Lexicons in Cendrawasih Dance at Buleleng

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