STRUKTUR DIDONG ALO PADA MASYARAKAT GAYO DI KECAMATAN BLANGKEJEREN KABUPATEN GAYO LUES
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https://doi.org/10.24114/senitari.v5i2.3868Keywords:
Dance Structure, Didong Alo, Gayo Lues, AcehAbstract
This study discusses, Structure Didong A lo community in District Blangkejeren Gayo Gayo Lues District. Theoretical foundation used in this study are: the theory of Levi-Strauss as seen from the outer structure and inner structure. Data analysis techniques, used a qualitative description. The population in this study is the Gayo people in Desa Cempa Blangkejeren District of Gayo Lues district, Artist, dean or the Indigenous People, who know the neighbor Dancers dance tradition Gayo especially Didong A lo. Based on the results of research conducted then, Didong A lo is a dance that tells the story of a white elephant sleeping in the area Gumpang. Didong A lo has a very unique shape on the movement of vague prop that movement would seize a bird chicks, sipped movement,and the movement kelileng accompanied by the chanting of poetry bebentuk vocals. A lo seen Didong structure based on the external structure and the structures within. The external structure into three parts, namely the implementation of the arrangement, visually and in audio. While the structure of the views of the whole contained within the outer structure. In the structure of the Didong A lo there are 3 stages: appetizer, contents and cover.Downloads
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