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Core Subject : Humanities, Education, Art, Social,
Arts Humanities Education Environmental Science
Catharsis: Journal of Arts Education provides an international forum for research in the field of the art and creative education. It is the primary source for the dissemination of independently refereed articles about the visual arts, performances (music, dance, drama/theater/play), creative process, crafts, design, and art history, in all aspects, phases and types of education contexts and learning situations (formal and informal).
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Dialectics Dance Ritual in Wanara Parisuka in Talunkacang Kreo Cave Semarang Central Java Ekowati, Yunik; Sunarto, Sunarto; Malarsih, Malarsih
Catharsis Vol 8 No 1 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v7i2.30922

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Wanara Parisuk dance is one of the traditional arts are contained in a series of ritual offerings Rewanda and entertainment in Kreo cave Semarang. Derived from the word “ Wanara” which means monkey, “Parisuka” means having fun. Dance Wanara Parisuka used as a ritual and entertainment interests. Objective to study the dialectic Dance Wanara Parisuka (study: ritual and entertainment). The method used in this study is a qualitative ethnographic approach. Data collection techniques are observation, observation, interviews, document study.Mechanical validity of data used triangulation techniques and data analysis techniques that follow an interactive model analysis phase.Dance research results Wanara Parisuka there are two kinds of functions: as a ritual and as entertainment. The findings are important as ritual offerings in Rewanda Dance Ritual Wanara Parisuka presented at the peak of the ritual. Overall findings as entertainment is to entertain and attract public interest, dancers invite the audience to dance together, to entertain the audience. In the dialectic Dance Wanara Parisuka there are three stages namely; thesis (function according to each), antithesis (rejection, both have different roles and can not be mixed), the synthesis of (mutual influence, and biting for togetherness and strategic importance attract the interest of visitors).
The Puppet Thimplong: Assessment Form Performance and Values of Local Wisdom for Nganjuk Citizen Dyah Indriyani, Putri; Triyanto, Triyanto; Malarsih, Malarsih
Catharsis Vol 8 No 1 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v7i2.30934

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Thimplong puppet is an art from Nganjuk District, Pace especially. This puppet is a type of wood puppet with a story was raised the Panji stories. The purpose of this study is to analyze forms of performance and load values ​​of local wisdom in the art of Wayang Thimplong. The method used is a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques by using observation, interview and documentation. While the data analysis techniques with data triangulation technique. In addition, there are also technical validity of the data comprising data reduction, data presentation, and data verification / conclusion. The results showed that the shape of the show on the Wayang Thimplong contained the following elements: a story or player was played, shape or form of puppets, the music, the venue, the sound, and the audience in the performing arts Wayang Thimplong. In addition, the load Thimplong Puppet show the great value that local content is a religious value, the value of compliance, educational value, as well as ethical values ​​therein. Implications of this art can be used as teaching materials are local so it can be as a trigger to the public appreciation especially Wayang puppet Thimplong.
Timang Cenggok Song in Tanjungbalai City : Character Value Analysis and Music Composition Ningsih, Maya; Triyanto, Triyanto; Sumaryanto Florentinus, Totok
Catharsis Vol 8 No 1 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i1.30954

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Timang Cenggok song is a traditional song that is developed in Tanjungbalai City society, this song is usually sung when the mother is going to put the child to sleep. The lyrics in Timang Cenggok song that is sung by a mother for her child aims to give character education. This study aims to examine the character values ​​contained in the Timang Cenggok song and the musical aspects of the Timang Cenggok song. The location of the research is Tanjungbalai City, North Sumatra Province. Data collection techniques are observation, interview, and document study. The data validity technique uses source triangulation. The data analysis technique uses descriptive analysis. The results of this study are the Timang Cenggok song contains the character value that aims to build the child's personality into a religious person, has a good moral and be able to socialize in the community. Timang Cenggok song has musical aspects in the form of melodies with varying intervals, different rhythm patterns between one bar and the other bar, and the harmony that can be written based on chords using music theory. This research can broaden the perspective of the reader about Timang Cenggok song and provide information about the description of Timang Cenggok song which contains the character values and knowledge of the music composition of Timang Cenggok song.
ANIMATED FILMS AS CREATIVITY STIMULUS MEDIA TO DRAW ILLUSTRATIONS FOR CLASS III B STUDENTS OF SEMESTA BILINGUAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL sari, Yofita; Jazuli, Muhammad; Syakir, Syakir
Catharsis Vol 8 No 1 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i1.31080

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The plethora of emerging technology or the rapid development of civilization will require for readiness of the human resources which are more creative in every aspect. Hence creative environmental conditions and the availability of opportunities to carry out various creative activities for children need to be utilized to develop their culture of creativity. This study aims to analyze the creativity of students as a result of utilizing animated films in drawing illustrations. This is a qualitative research with controlled observation. The research location is in the Semesta Bilingual Elementary School with the third grade students as the subjects. Data collection techniques used are observation, interview, documentation, and test which are validated by using data triangulation. Data analysis techniques are carried out qualitatively and quantitatively by using aesthetic and creativity theories. The results of the study show that based on aesthetic aspects on controlled observation 1, most of the students (50%) got the score 75-80 of fair category; while on the controlled observation 2, most of the students (43.75%) got a score range 81-85 of good category. Meanwhile, based on the creativity aspect of the 16 students of Class III B, five students (31.25%) choose the S-01 scene, two students (12.5%) chosse the S-02 scene, four students (25%) choose the S-03 scene, three students (18.75%) choose the S-04 scene, and two students (12.5%) choose the S-05 scene as a reference to draw the illustration of Finding Nemo. The creativity analysis shows that students start by taking the references from the scenes, developing ideas in creating the works by adding fish figures and other objects, as well as beautifying the background with gradation coloring technique. The final results obtained indicate an improvement in students’ creativity. Animated films can attract students' attention, optimize students' ability, and stimulate students' creativity in creating works. This study is expected to be able to develop the students’ potential to think and be creative in facing the rapid development of technology.
Internalization of Character Values of Cѐpѐtan Dance Performance at Manunggal Putra Budaya Group in Karanggayam District Kebumen Regency Hapsari, Wahyu Ratri; Lestari, Wahyu; Sunarto, Sunarto
Catharsis Vol 8 No 2 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i2.31241

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Cèpètan dance as one of arts of Karanggayam society is full of values in its performance. The values here means part of character values. Character values are indirectly able to internalize the actors that learn the Cèpètan dance. There is something interesting in this group, i.e. the dancers are children. It is hoped that the values behind this dance can build the children’s character. The research aimed at knowing the form of performance and internalization character values that reflect in Cèpètan dance. To analyze the internalization, the writer uses Koentjaraningrat’s theory (1990) about inheriting. The approach used in this research is qualitative with phenomenology design. The data collecting techniques are observation, interview, and literature observation. The data validity used triangulation technique, they are source triangulation, and method triangulation. The data was analyzed through reduction, presentation, and verification. From the results show that the character values of Cèpètan dance performance reflects the values of creativity, discipline, and responsibility.
The Aesthetics of Padendang Dance at Mappadendang Traditional Ceremony of Bugis Society in Soppeng Regency yayu, yusrianti yayu; Jazuli, M.; Sumaryanto Florentinus, Totok
Catharsis Vol 8 No 1 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i1.31282

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Mappadendang traditional ceremony is a traditional ceremony that is held every year by Bugis society as an expression of gratitude for the abundance of the results of the crop. This traditional ceremony is usually combined with the Padendang dance, which is a traditional dance of the Bugis people, especially in Abbanuangnge Village, Soppeng Regency. It is derived from the word "Pa" which means the actor, "dendang" which means rhythm. Besides as a series of Mappadendang traditional ceremonies, this dance also functions as entertainment. The uniqueness of this dance lies in its attractive movements using properties called as rice pestle (stick). Besides that, it was supported by the sound of the collapsed pestle carried out by the mothers and accompanied by drum instruments. The purpose of this study is to analyze the aesthetics of Padendang dance at Mappadendang traditional ceremony of the Bugis society in Soppeng Regency. The method used in this study is a qualitative method. Data collection techniques are observation, interview and document study. The data validity technique uses triangulation techniques and data analysis techniques that follow the stages of interactive model analysis. The results of the Padendang dance research are three parts of the movement: the beginning of the movement, mappakaraja, the main part of the movement, Sere Padendang, the harvest and the final part mappatabe’ movement. The aesthetic findings of Padendang dance there are three aesthetic elements that exist in the Padendang dance, namely the shape / form of motion of the Padendang dance, the quality / content / message conveyed in the Padendang dance, and the performance / talent or skill possessed by the dancers.
Dramatic Structure in Teuku Umar Theater Show in Meulaboh City, West Aceh Regency Radhiah, Aisyatur; Jazuli, Muhammad; Wadyio, Wadyio
Catharsis Vol 8 No 2 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i2.31285

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Mappadendang traditional ceremony is a traditional ceremony that is held every year by Bugis society as an expression of gratitude for the abundance of the results of the crop. This traditional ceremony is usually combined with the Padendang dance, which is a traditional dance of the Bugis people, especially in Abbanuangnge Village, Soppeng Regency. It is derived from the word "Pa" which means the actor, "dendang" which means rhythm. Besides as a series of Mappadendang traditional ceremonies, this dance also functions as entertainment. The uniqueness of this dance lies in its attractive movements using properties called as rice pestle (stick). Besides that, it was supported by the sound of the collapsed pestle carried out by the mothers and accompanied by drum instruments. The purpose of this study is to analyze the aesthetics of Padendang dance at Mappadendang traditional ceremony of the Bugis society in Soppeng Regency. The method used in this study is a qualitative method. Data collection techniques are observation, interview and document study. The data validity technique uses triangulation techniques and data analysis techniques that follow the stages of interactive model analysis. The results of the Padendang dance research are three parts of the movement: the beginning of the movement, mappakaraja, the main part of the movement, Sere Padendang, the harvest and the final part mappatabe’ movement. The aesthetic findings of Padendang dance there are three aesthetic elements that exist in the Padendang dance, namely the shape / form of motion of the Padendang dance, the quality / content / message conveyed in the Padendang dance, and the performance / talent or skill possessed by the dancers.
Form of Performance and Creativity of the Sisingaan Art in Wanareja Group in Subang Regency, West Java Witriani, Rani; Sumaryanto. F, Totok; Malarsih, Malarsih
Catharsis Vol 8 No 2 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i2.31390

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Sisingaan Art is an art which is still developing in Subang Regency, West Java. Sisingaan Art of the Wanareja group is one of the groups from Subang Regency which has developed Sisingaan art with Demon creativity (demonstration) since 1987. This study aims to analyze the form of performance and creativity of the Sisingaan art in the Wanareja group in Subang Regency, West Java. The method used in this study is qualitative method with an interdisciplinary approach. Data collection techniques used are observation, interview, and document study. The data are validated by using the triangulation technique and interactive data analysis technique. Based on the results of the research, in the form of performance and creativity of Sisingaan art, there found a Demon style (demonstration) carried out at the end of the procession. Demon style (demonstration) is in the form of attractions, namely Demon of gugunungan, kakapalan, renengan punggu and kidung. Therefore, the Sisingaan art of the Wanareja group is very attractive to audiences from any class of society. The implication of the Sisingaan art of the Wanareja group is to maintain and develop Sisingaan art in the Wanareja group through forms of performance and creativity. For the society, it functions for entertainment and preserving Sisingaan art.
Kamase-Mase Value In The Pa’bitte Passapu Dance Performance of Kajang Ethnic Group of Bulukumba Regency, South Sulawesi Astuti, Andi Arie; Hartono, Hartono; Cahyono, Agus
Catharsis Vol 8 No 2 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i2.31391

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The Pa’bitte Passapu dance is one of the artistic heritages of the Kajangethnic group which is not well known yet by other people. The Kajangethnic group is anethnic group which is obedient to the content of pasang or a message called tallasa kamase-mase or simple life. Based on this background, the researcher focuses the research on the performance process and the kamase-mase value on the Passapu Pa’bitte dance performance. This study aims to analyze and describe the performance process and the kamase-mase value on the Passapu Pa’bitte dance. The method used in this study is qualitative with an interdisciplinary approach. Data collection techniques used are observation, interview, and document study. The validity technique used is triangulation, and the data analysis is done by reducing data, presenting data and drawing conclusions to obtain research data. The results of the study performance that the kamase-mase value in the Pa'bittePassapu dance performance still follows the rules in pasang (message), namely tallasa kamase-mase (simple life) contained in the clothing of dancers and musicians, the property of dancers and musicians, and the performance process the dance itself. The implication of this Pa’bitte Passapu Dance research for the Kajangethnic group is to preserve the Pa’bitte Passapu dance as an entertainment dance that still holds the rules that apply to the Kajang ethnic group.
The Function of Timorese Gong Music in The Tfua Ton Ritual Ceremony in Napan Kefamenanu Village Renaldus Afoan Elu, Agustinus; Utomo, Udi; Sunarto, Sunarto
Catharsis Vol 8 No 2 (2019)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/catharsis.v8i2.31426

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Tfua Ton is a ritual ceremony carried out by the community in Napan Village to ask for rain and soil fertility to Uis Neno (God) and Uis Pah (deceased ancestors). In the ritual there is a Timorese Gong instrument that has an important role in it. The gong consists of Tonu mese, Ote and Kbola and one drum (Ke'e). The purpose of this study is to analyze the function of the Timorese Gong Music in the Tfua Ton Ritual Ceremony. The method used in this study is qualitative interpretive with phenomenological approach. Data collection techniques with observation, interview and document study techniques. Check the validity of the data by using data triangulation, researcher’s triangulation, triangulation of theories, methods and techniques. For data analysis, the researchers used the theory of music function from Allan P. Merriam with stages of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion (verification). The results of the study are Timorese Gong in the Tfua Ton ritual have an important role in it and have become a part of traditional rituals. Timorese Gong In the Tfua Ton ritual has several functions, including functioning as aesthetic appreciation, as entertainment, as an emotional expression, as communication and education, integrating society, as an endorsement of social institutions and religious rituals. Timorese Gong can function to show the existence, character and identity of the Dawan people in Napan Village. The results of this study can provide understanding and increase knowledge to the people of Napan Village and the younger generation to better understand Timorese Gong music in the Tfua Ton ritual, besides it is expected that the Napan Village community will continue to preserve and maintain Timorese Gong music as one of the traditional music of the society.

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