Three genres of traditional dance in Bali

Traditional Dances of Bali

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in the south of the Indonesian
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archipelago lies the famous and exotic
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island of Bali the eight districts and
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one municipality of Bali possess a rich
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variety of culture including hundreds of
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traditional Balinese dances are an
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inseparable part of or accompaniment
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customary and religious rituals and
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festive events in Bali the dances are
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principally a performing art the dances
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are supported by traditional
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craftsmanship of making dance customs
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and masks
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traditional craft person make the
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gamelan instruments which are played in
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various and symbols to accompany the
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dances
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dances musicians crafts person's
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religious and community leaders and
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audiences make up the community we chose
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nine dances second semi second and
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entertaining to represent the many
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traditional dances of both moussaka
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ceremonial dance by yon goes in
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traditional ceremonial dress
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some young doddery Koran Assam district
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Secor trans dance to contract negative
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supernatural forces performed by two
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specially trained young girls bar is
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open era Bangla district religious dance
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conveying Herot spirits by even numbers
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of male dancers topping sadat area or
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cotton pad again tubulin district
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performed by masked dancers to
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naturalize evil spirits gamble dance
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drama young our district formerly royal
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character performance
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now accompaniment to ceremonies by 25 to
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40 dances
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while young Wong dance-drama blowing
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and music
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Lagoon cotton then pass RCT explicitly
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beautiful dance by two or three goals
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developed from Ssangyong the dairy and
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popular social dance back toppers during
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harvest seasons or on important Lee's
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represents a fight between two
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mythological creatures barong in the
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form of a lion symbolizing goodness and
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Ronda an average balanus dance is
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transmitted informally in schools taught
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Sangha or Sakura and in schools as local
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content
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Virna stance is part of cultural
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identity of balanus people
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then is apparel and accompaniment for
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religious and traditional ceremonies the
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dance movements symbolize natural
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very honest dance does not conserve and
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human rights it is a medium for
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developing mutual respect among the
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dances and audiences inscription of
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traditional dance of Bali on the
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representative list would increase
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public awareness of intangible cultural
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heritage in Indonesia and globally
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visitors from all over the world in the
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working - dance preparatory ceremonies
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are still conducted before the dances
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dance Balinese dance is the icon for
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cultural dialogue and in the cultural
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exchange between dances musicians and a
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community inscription of Balinese
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traditional dance will enhance respect
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for cultural diversity and human
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creativity communities have got
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traditional dances of bali as an
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inseparable part of religious ceremonies
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then is transmitted to young children
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and also at schools and students at
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Indonesian Institute of the art annually
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local governments hawt arts and sports
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week and the government of body holds a
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month long by the arts festival since
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1979 these festivals showcase Balinese
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dance and stimulates its safeguarding
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and transmission line for Massey Thank
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the tepee touka vajrasana kütahya and
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human mafia carrying out this five-point
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plan will guarantee the safeguarding of
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traditional dance off by inventory of
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Balinese dance on an infant or a system
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of intangible cultural heritage
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maintained by the Ministry of Education
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and Culture involving the community and
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it's updated regularly prepare essence
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of teaching materials
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in session of virus dance in school
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curricula as the local content training
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of trainers in violinist s continuing of
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local sports and arts festivals and
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Valley festival of hearts for example
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and that's not an image for the
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people in public they are an expression
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of the religion there are secrets there
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in certain place for certain people
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there's a Semitic return in certain
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space but can be seen by other and there
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is entertainment and for tourists this
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indicate that the people in power still
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maintain the tradition while they're
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living in the material life some
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competent bodies involved in
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safeguarding the traditional dances of
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bali the nomination has been prepared
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with the involvement of the Balinese
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dance community the community
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participated in verification seminar to
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give the input for the correction of the
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nomination file and have given their
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prior informed consent including a
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declaration to mutual respect and
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collaboration to safeguard traditional
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Balinese dances for entering a temple
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towards dance traditional dress code
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must be observed there is certain sacred
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and secret knowledge regarding religious
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rituals to prepare the dancers
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these will continue to be respected
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some of the more than thousand
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traditional dance groups with support
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safeguarding of traditional Balinese
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dances

Wali Sacred Dances
Rejang (Klungkung District). Sacred ceremonial dance by a young women in traditional ceremonial dress,
Sanghyang Dedari (Karangasem District). Sacred trance dance to counteract negative supernatural forces. Performed by two young girls.
Baris Upacara (Bangli District) religious dances conveying heroic spirit danced by even numbers of male dancers.
Bebali Semi sacred Dances
Topeng Sidhakarya/Topeng Pajegan (Tabanan District). Performed by masked dancers to neutralize the evil spirits.
Gambuh dance drama (Gianyar District). Formerly royal theatrical performance, now accompaniment to ceremonies, by 25-40 dancers.
Wayang Wong dance drama (Buleleng District). Combines dance, epic drama and music.
Balih-balihan Entertainment Dances
Legong Kraton (Denpasar City). Exquisitely beautiful dance by 2 or 3 girls. Developed from Sanghyang Dedari, and Gambuh.
Joged Bumbung (Jembrana District). A popular social dance by couples, during harvest season or on important days.
Barong Ket “Kuntisraya” (Badung District). Represents a fight between two mythological characters, Barong in the form of a lion symbolizing goodness and Rangda, an evil witch.