The one of “horse dances”, commonly known in Indonesia as jaranan, kuda lumpingor jathilan, is a branch of ceremonial musical performances during which a group of artists led by a pawanganalogous, hence not perfectly corresponding, to the one of the shaman – and accompanied by an ensemble of musicians, undergo a series of voluntary possession by the spirits of the ancestors. In the present article – which will be completed with a second part in the next issue of this journal – the author problematizes the Sundanese version of this phenomenon: kasenian réak. The analysis is developed in relation to the polar tension between the concepts of tradition and innovation, touristification and orthodoxy, artistic performance and ritual ceremony that...
This article is the result of a research work in the village of Batubulan in 1998. In Batubulan ther...
This research will discuss one of the rituals of Sundanese and Balinese culture; specifically, it wi...
This text analyses two cases of ronggeng, the dancer on tayub or tayuban dance found in two novels: ...
The one of “horse dances”, commonly known in Indonesia as jaranan, kuda lumpingor jathilan, is a bra...
The one of horse dances, commonly known in Indonesia as jaranan, kuda lumpingor jathilan, is a branc...
Gamelan gong luang is a rare and sacred music ensemble performed in Bali, Indonesia. Its origins ar...
Gamelan gong luang is a rare and sacred music ensemble performed in Bali, Indonesia. Its origins ar...
This article is an ethnographic stud that explores the phenomenon of performing arts which fu...
In the Sundanese society the existence of kacapi has passed through a long period of time and spac...
The area of West Java, Indonesia is home to a rich variety of Sundanese performing arts. The chance ...
Ruwatan is the Javanese term that comes from the word ruwat, to cleanse or release from curse or mis...
ABSTRACT The aim of this research is to provide an understanding of the meaning of a performance of ...
The Lingsar temple pujawali, a primarily religious festival on the island of Lombok in Indonesia, co...
This article aims to uncover the subject of Indang Sungai Garinggiang: the hybridization of a popula...
Seren Taun is a ritual ceremony and celebration, which is practiced in West Java by the Sundanese. I...
This article is the result of a research work in the village of Batubulan in 1998. In Batubulan ther...
This research will discuss one of the rituals of Sundanese and Balinese culture; specifically, it wi...
This text analyses two cases of ronggeng, the dancer on tayub or tayuban dance found in two novels: ...
The one of “horse dances”, commonly known in Indonesia as jaranan, kuda lumpingor jathilan, is a bra...
The one of horse dances, commonly known in Indonesia as jaranan, kuda lumpingor jathilan, is a branc...
Gamelan gong luang is a rare and sacred music ensemble performed in Bali, Indonesia. Its origins ar...
Gamelan gong luang is a rare and sacred music ensemble performed in Bali, Indonesia. Its origins ar...
This article is an ethnographic stud that explores the phenomenon of performing arts which fu...
In the Sundanese society the existence of kacapi has passed through a long period of time and spac...
The area of West Java, Indonesia is home to a rich variety of Sundanese performing arts. The chance ...
Ruwatan is the Javanese term that comes from the word ruwat, to cleanse or release from curse or mis...
ABSTRACT The aim of this research is to provide an understanding of the meaning of a performance of ...
The Lingsar temple pujawali, a primarily religious festival on the island of Lombok in Indonesia, co...
This article aims to uncover the subject of Indang Sungai Garinggiang: the hybridization of a popula...
Seren Taun is a ritual ceremony and celebration, which is practiced in West Java by the Sundanese. I...
This article is the result of a research work in the village of Batubulan in 1998. In Batubulan ther...
This research will discuss one of the rituals of Sundanese and Balinese culture; specifically, it wi...
This text analyses two cases of ronggeng, the dancer on tayub or tayuban dance found in two novels: ...