Analisis Tari Kreasi Nak Petang Di Sanggar Ncik Gemilau Pekanbaru Riau

Bunga, Bunga (2023) Analisis Tari Kreasi Nak Petang Di Sanggar Ncik Gemilau Pekanbaru Riau. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

This study aims to analyze the dance created by Nak Petang at Ncik Gemilau Studio, Pekanbaru, Riau. The Nak Petang dance reveals about the youth of the past when it was dusk, the children had to be at home. Dusk is not allowed to wander outside the house anymore. There are many things for children to do such as maghrib prayers and reciting the Koran. The Nak Petang dance was appointed with an Islamic presentation by the choreographer. In the Nak Petang dance the author tries to analyze in terms of dance moves, themes, floor designs, top designs, music, dynamics, make-up, fashion, props, lighting and stage. Data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and documentation. The conclusion from the dance created by Nak Petang at the Ncik Gemilau studio, Pekanbaru, Riau, is that this dance uses basic movements that are lifted from the forms of Malay silat movements, Zapin movements and Lenggang movements. The floor patterns used are vertical, horizontal, diagonal, half circle and full circle. The dynamics in the creation of Nak Petang dance are in each part/each floor pattern, namely at the beginning, middle and end. The dynamics used are level, tempo and energy which have been developed based on the science of composition. The properties used are a long cloth and a short cloth or commonly called a black and white shawl. The dance created by Nak Petang uses daily Malay costumes, namely female dancers wear Kebaya Laboh and male dancers wear Cekak Musang clothes. In the Nak Petang dance, beautiful makeup is used for female dancers and dashing makeup for male dancers. The dance created by Nak Petang uses yellow and white lighting. While the stage used is the proscenium stage.

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