Indonesian Traditional Dance Knowledge

The video introduces various traditional Indonesian dances, including Tari Pakarena from Gowa, Tari Buyung from West Java, Tari Gong from East Kalimantan, Tari Maengket from North Sulawesi, Tari Remo from East Java, and Tari Saureka-Reka from Maluku. Each dance is described in terms of its origin, cultural significance, and unique characteristics. The video encourages viewers to appreciate the diversity of Indonesian cultural heritage.

What is the origin of Tari Pakarena?

• Gowa, South Sulawesi

• West Java

• North Sulawesi

• East Kalimantan

What instrument accompanies the dancers in Tari Pakarena?

• Kecapi

• Gabba-Gabba

• Gandrang Pakarena

• Gong

What do the women carry in Tari Buyung?

• Gongs

• Clay water containers

• Fans

• Sago sticks

Which region is Tari Buyung from?

• West Java

• South Sulawesi

• East Kalimantan

• North Sulawesi

What is unique about the Tari Gong dance?

• Dancers use sago sticks

• Dancers use fans

• Dancers step on a gong

• Dancers carry water containers

Which tribe performs Tari Gong?

• Minahasa

• Dayak

• Javanese

• Gowa

What was the original purpose of Tari Maengket?

• To celebrate a prince's battle

• To welcome guests

• To celebrate the sago harvest

• To give thanks for the rice harvest

Where is Tari Maengket from?

• East Java

• Maluku

• North Sulawesi

• South Sulawesi

What story does Tari Remo tell?

• A prince in battle

• A sago harvest celebration

• Women carrying water

• A rice harvest celebration

What do the men use in Tari Saureka-Reka?

• Fans

• Gongs

• Gabba-Gabba

• Kecapi