Based on its tradition, Indonesian dance is divided into two groups traditional dance and contemporary dance. Based on the protector and supporters, it can be divided into two groups, court dance (palace dance) which is supported by the nobility, and folk dance that grows from the common people. In the category of history, Indonesian dance can be divided into three eras: prehistoric tribal era, Hindu-Buddhist era, and Islamic era. The ancient traditions of dance and drama are preserved in various dance studios and schools which are protected by the palace or government-run art academies.įor classification purposes, dance in Indonesia can be classified into various categories. Every ethnic group in Indonesia has its own distinctive dances In Indonesia there are more than 3000 original Indonesian dances.
There are more than 700 ethnic groups in Indonesia: can be seen from the cultural roots of Austronesian and Melanesian nations, influenced by various cultures from neighboring countries in Asia and even western influences absorbed through colonialization. Indonesian dances reflect the wealth and diversity of Indonesian ethnicity and culture. The types of traditional ceremonies in Indonesia include: Birth ceremonies, marriages, deaths, burials, worship, inauguration of chiefs and so on. In addition, the traditional ceremony is the embodiment of a community belief system that has universal values, sacred, sacred, religious, carried out from generation to generation and become a national cultural wealth.Įlements in traditional ceremonies include: place of ceremony, time of execution, objects / equipment and performers of ceremonies which include the leaders and participants of the ceremony.
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Traditional ceremonies are a hereditary form of tradition that is carried out regularly and in an orderly manner according to the customs of the community in the form of a series of requests for activities as an expression of gratitude. Kun (tribes around the Mamberamo-Sarmi watershed) West Nusa Tenggara: Rumah Dalam Loka Samawa (Lombok) Jakarta: Rumah Kebaya (Bapang House) and Warehouse House Here is a list of traditional houses in Indonesia
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