Analisis Tari Payung Di Sanggar Puti Limo Jurai Bukittinggi

Amalia, Mahdaleni (2022) Analisis Tari Payung Di Sanggar Puti Limo Jurai Bukittinggi. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

In this study, the author discusses the Umbrella Dance at Sanggar Puti Limo Jurai which is a traditional dance based in Bukittinggi City, West Sumatra. This dance has a characteristic that describes the values of life of the people of the West Sumatra region with simple movements but contains ideas that are sourced from local culture and customs. This Umbrella Dance is bound by the norms and customary rules of the place where it is sheltered, namely in the City of Bukittinggi. The creator of this Umbrella Dance movement is named Oktavianus or commonly called 'Mak Boy' who is an alumnus of the Indonesian Art Institute (ISI) Padangpanjang. The Puti Limo Jurai Studio has special facilities to develop the talents of the local community in the fields of dance and music. In this study, the authors used observation, interview and direct observation techniques with Tommy Gusman as a trainer at the studio. In this analysis, the author examines the elements contained in Payung Dance such as motion, music, makeup, costumes, floor design, lighting and performance venues. This Umbrella Dance explains the drama of the love story of a pair of lovers, therefore this dance has movements that tend to be free and not too special like other traditional dances. When dancing the Umbrella Dance, two accompaniment elements will be accompanied, namely the wasps of traditional musical instruments and the poem or song "Babendi-bendi to the Tatang river". The musical accompaniment consists of the Malay drum, bansi, melodic talempong, tambua and chord talempong. The tempo and rhythm of the music must match the dance. So it can be concluded that this Umbrella Dance tells about the couple having the meaning of affection and protection for their lover. This dance is performed by two or four people in pairs using umbrellas and scarves. The male dancer symbolizes the protective figure who is the main pillar of the family. While the shawl worn by female dancers depicts the sacred bond of love from a partner which is often interpreted as the loyalty of a woman to build a household. So this dance tells about humans in the Minangkabau tribe who live in pairs and even though they are in love, they still adhere to predetermined customs.

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