Materi seni tari kelas 7 semester 2

Summary

In this educational video, the teacher, Ibu Asiati, introduces the topic of traditional arts, specifically focusing on dance as an expression of human emotions through rhythmic movements. She explains key concepts like 'wiraga,' 'wirama,' and 'wirasa,' which represent the alignment of movement, rhythm, and emotional expression. The teacher emphasizes the importance of costume and makeup in dance performances, and demonstrates different hand movements used in traditional dance. Lastly, students are given assignments to summarize the lesson and memorize specific hand gestures for their next class.

Takeaways

• 😀 Students are reminded to submit their previous week's tasks, and those who haven't submitted yet should do so via the class's WhatsApp group.
• 😀 The lesson focuses on traditional art, particularly on the concept of dance as a form of self-expression through movement and rhythm.
• 😀 Dance requires movement accompanied by music to be recognized as dance, and movements should follow the rhythm and melody to be considered true dance.
• 😀 The key elements of dance are: wiraga (correct posture and movement), wirama (the harmony between movement and rhythm), wirasa (the expression conveyed through dance), and hirupna (the integration of all elements).
• 😀 Wiraga refers to ensuring that the movement is correct and fitting for the dance being performed.
• 😀 Wirama is about the synchronization between the movement and the accompanying music or rhythm.
• 😀 Wirasa is about expressing the appropriate emotion through the dance, such as showing anger in a war dance or joy in a celebration dance.
• 😀 The concept of seni rupa (visual arts) is explained, emphasizing that the costume and makeup should complement the dance's theme.
• 😀 Different types of hand movements in dance are introduced, including 'rayu-rayu' (a graceful movement), 'nyeting' (making a circular motion with the fingers), and 'nyempurit' (a crab-like motion).
• 😀 Students are assigned two tasks: summarizing the key concepts from the lesson and memorizing the various hand movements discussed in class.

Q & A

What is the focus of today's lesson in the script?

The focus of the lesson is on traditional arts, specifically the art of dance (seni tari) and its elements.

What are the key elements of dance according to the script?

The key elements of dance are 'wiraga' (movement), 'wirama' (rhythm), 'wirasa' (expression), and 'hirupna' (energy or breath).

What is 'wiraga' in the context of dance?

'Wiraga' refers to the physical movements and gestures in dance, ensuring that the movements are performed correctly.

What does 'wirama' mean in dance?

'Wirama' is the synchronization between movement and rhythm, ensuring that the dance aligns with the musical beats.

How does 'wirasa' impact the performance of dance?

'Wirasa' relates to the emotional expression that a dancer conveys through their movements. It’s crucial to match the expression with the theme of the dance.

Why is it important to align 'wirasa' with the dance theme?

It’s important because different dance themes require different expressions. For example, a dance about war should convey anger or aggression, not happiness.

What role does 'hirupna' play in dance?

'Hirupna' refers to the energy or breath in dance, which is vital for expressing the dynamics and intensity of the movements.

What are some examples of dance movements mentioned in the script?

Examples of dance movements include 'rayu-rayu' (a sweeping movement), 'nyeting' (creating a circular shape with fingers), 'nyempurit' (a crab-like movement), and 'ngepel' (a sweeping gesture).

What is the significance of costumes in dance as explained in the script?

Costumes are an essential part of dance because they must reflect the theme of the performance, such as choosing specific attire for a war dance or a fisherman dance.

What assignments are given to the students after the lesson?

Students are assigned to summarize the material discussed in class and memorize specific hand movements related to dance.