King, Queen, Dama De Paço and Orixás: Sense and Meanings of the Characters and Symbols Who Dance

Freire, Isabel Batista; Medeiros, Rosie Marie Nascimento de

doi:10.15628/holos.2014.2552

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“…He invited a group of famous expert dancers, Parancing, from the village of Polongbangkeng in Takalar, to his house. As he became more familiar with the repertoire of movements, accompaniment music, costumes, and patterns of interaction among dancers, he made radical changes to make them suitable for secular entertainment and diverse audience [20].…”

Section: The Reconstruction Of Pakarena Dance Composition Formsmentioning

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Function Shifts and Composition Form Reconstruction of Pakarena Dance

Fawziah¹,

Rumiwiharsih²,

Ananda³

2020

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Arts and Arts Education (ICAAE 2019)

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This research discusses the transformation of the Pakarena Dance in the postmodern era. The dance has experienced social and cultural change and is now known as the Pakarena Anida Dance. Pitirim Sorokin explains the social cultural cycle into ideational, sensate and idealogic that is in line with the development of the Pakarena Dance. This study uses qualitative approach with case study research design. The data collection technique involves observations, interviews, documentation, and literature studies. Pakarena Dance experiences a shift in function from a ritual dance to a performance dance. The reconstruction of the composition form only takes place in the outer structure such as the movement types and specifications, accompanying music, number of dancers, floor patterns, fan position, and duration of the dance, whereas the core structure such as the cultural values and local wisdom is not affected. The Pakarena Anida dance is popular among students in South Sulawesi as it is one of the traditional dances taught in the Arts and Culture subject in high school, as well as in various dance studios and communities in the Pinrang regency.

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Section: The Reconstruction Of Pakarena Dance Composition Formsmentioning

confidence: 99%