Area dances Jambi Indonesia

Dances Jambi Indonesia area enough variety and coraknya, where in each region is characterized in accordance with local circumstances and public interest groups is concerned. A few of the many shades and variety dance Jambi region, but already many were almost unknown and even forgotten by society concerned. In this book will be presented several types of dances which are well known in their respective regions, namely:

Kota Jambi

Sarah's Dance Fund.

This dance originated PELAYANGAN, which has been modified from across the city of Jambi. Creator unknown and rearranged by Abdul Aziz in 1984, this dance is used as a means of spreading Islam, the dancers danced by boys and girls.

Dance Paddle Serangkuh.

This dance maker is unknown but has been rearranged by the Aini Rozak in 1990. This dance illustrates the direction of feelings approval, Togetherness in all things, and the dancers danced only by putrid.

Foreword dance.

This dance was created by Firdaus Chatab in 1962, and then reorganizing OK Hundrik BBA in 1967. This dance used to welcome the honored guests As with our expression of liver and white in welcoming guests, and danced by young dancers putrid.

District Batanghari and Muaro Jambi

Sarah's Dance Fund.

This dance originated from the village Rengas Leaning, Creator unknown. Darwan reorganizing Asri in 1994 and this dance Islamic bernafaskan daughter danced by dancers.

Dance Plate Jambi.

This dance comes from Muara TEMBESI created by Abdul Manan, then rearranged by Hendri OK in 1970. The dance portrays a young couple agility in playing dishes and the dancers danced by boys and girls.

Dance Baselang

This choreographer is not known, then arranged by Darwan ualng Asri in 1997. This dance tells about the spirit of mutual kegotong villagers and dancers danced by boys and girls.

District of West Tanjung Jabung Jabung & Eastern Cape District.

Dance henna.

Creator is not known, and reorganizing M. Arsyad and Zainuddin in 1992. This entertaining dance of the bride who was putting henna night, before sitting dipelaminan, and dance is danced by young men and women.

Dance Sumbun

This choreographer is not known, kemudain reorganized in 1989 by Rukiah Effendi. This dance illustrates the fishermen who are looking for with sumbun ditepian lively beach, he put the drug into sumbun. This dance is danced only by women dancers.

Japin Dance Rantau

This dance was created by Darwan Asri and reorganized in 1986 by Asri Darwan. This dance illustrates the prikehidupan coastal area, and danced by young girls.

District & County Bungo Tebo.

Princess Bay Flower Dance

This choreographer is not known, and this dance describes the intimacy of community life, and the dancers danced by women.

Dance Grandchildren Ungko

This choreographer is not known, and this dance describes the community effort in capturing animals digemarinya. This dance dancers danced by boys and girls.

Tauh dance.

This choreographer is not known, this dance describes a young couple joy, and danced by dancers sons and daughters.

District and County Bangko Sarolangun

Dance Kisan

Creator unknown and reorganizing Daswar Edi in 1980 and 1983 Darwan Asri. This dance describes manage community activities in rice into gold, and dances performed by dancers are young girls.

Dance Kromong

This choreographer is not known, and this dance tells how a woman dress smartly, and performed by dancer daughter.

Dance Set Berentak

This choreographer is not known, and then arranged money by Zacharias in 1970. This dance describes mutual kegotong in working the fields and performed by dancer daughter.

Kerinci Regency

Bathroom Dance Park

Unknown choreographer, and reorganized by Baharuddin BY 1979. The dance portrays a sense of gratitude when carrying children turu bath, hosted by dancer daughter.

Rangguk dance.

Creator is not known, arranged by Iskandar Zakaria ualang year 1977. This dance describes to welcome the guests who came to visit and performed by dancer daughter.

Sift Rangguk dance.

The creator of this dance is not known, and then rearranged by Don Alwizar. This dance describes the joy after harvest and danced by the dancer daughter.