Category | bali culture

Oleg temulilingan

Posted on 26 August 2008

A modern dance choraographed by [lie late [Vlanom 1 952, Oleg T’amWAnfi’sn has become a popular addition to Ihe repertoire of dances included in a Legong performance. Originally, it was danced by only one girl and called Oieg. a general term meaning the swaying of a dan- cer. Later, a mate part was added to [...]

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Jauk dance

Posted on 26 August 2008

As a classical solo performance expressing the movements of a demon, Jauk Is derived from a [raditional play in which all the dancers. wearing frightening masks of the raksasa or demon type, enacted episodes from the Kawi versions of the Ramayana and Mahabharaia Like the dramatic Bans. the Jauk play was prefaced by a series [...]

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Kebyar duduk dance

Posted on 26 August 2008

Kebyar duduk is a solo exhibition dance, but of a more individualistic kind. The Baris portrays the movements of s generalized Balinesf warrior. In Kebyar. she accent is upon the dancer himself, who interprets every nuance of the music in powerful facial expressions and movement. Kebyar originated in North Ball around 1920. but the man [...]

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Tumpek Wayang

Posted on 30 July 2008

Tumpek Wayang is the day devoted to Sang Hyang Iswara, Lord of puppeteers. On this day blessing ceremonies are offered to puppet play sets. Tumpek Wayang is not merely an anniversary of leather puppet but an anniversary of arts as a whole. The puppets are taken from their boxes and placed in the position as if an actual performance were being given, and then blessed by the owner, who is known as a Dalang.

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Bali Modern Architecture

Posted on 30 July 2008

Bali Style of architecture and interior design is renowned and increasingly popular the world over. How it came into being is a story of cross cultural legacy and an amalgamation of different design elements. In this chapter, we explain the connection between religion and architecture in traditional Balinese design, trace the development of new styles in both commercial and residential buildings and see how a thoroughly modern, international architectural form has been born.

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I Gusti Ngurah Rai

Posted on 30 July 2008

When you pass international airport you can see the most outstanding I Gusti Ngurah Rai’s statue, at the intersection of the airport road and major bypass road.

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Sapi Gerumbungan

Posted on 30 July 2008

Before the bull race begins, the guests are entertained with live traditional music. A group of women performance traditional activity, hit the rice on lumpang (wooden made receptacle) using alu (a strong long wood) with their hands.

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Med-medan “the Kissing Tug of War”

Posted on 22 July 2008

med-medan Originally, was a communal activity found throughout Sesetan village, but today, only exists in Banjar Kaja. It was originally held on Nyepi Day, a supposedly quiet day. In the past, each community celebrated Nyepi by coming onto the streets.

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Balinese Gamelan

Posted on 20 July 2008

The Balinese Gamelan usually performs for religious occasions, but can also perform for simple entertainment. There are many varieties of Balinese Gamelan, each of them associated with a certain ceremony.

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Ogoh ogoh parades

Posted on 19 July 2008

During these solemn, powerful hours, priests throughout Bali will perform a tawur agung, praying and ritually sacrificing a variety of animals to appease the demons and honor the gods in an attempt to harmonize the conflicting universal powers of good and evil.

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