Originally Tari Topeng / Mask Dances in Bali are sacred, even at this
time the creativity of Balinese dancers has developed Mask Dance to
entertain as well. The sacred Mask Dances are usually performed by a
single dancer or a group of male dancers in large ceremonies. They have a
purpose for telling viewers about the historical background of why a
ceremony must be held or to deliver Hinduism wisdom through simple
conversation among dancers. It is also believed that it can protect a
ceremony from evil interferences. The famous sacred Mask Dance is
Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts
Monday, 16 December 2013
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Learn a few words and phrases in Balinese.
As a travelers, being able to
speak a few words of Balinese will assist you in your endeavours to get around, and will
certainly endear you to the local people you meet. They will appreciate that you're trying.
Take a look at our lists of words and phrases to get started (carry a phrase book while you travel). You will find it relatively easy, as words and letters in the Balinese language (Bahasa Bali) are written using the same Roman characters as English.
Take a look at our lists of words and phrases to get started (carry a phrase book while you travel). You will find it relatively easy, as words and letters in the Balinese language (Bahasa Bali) are written using the same Roman characters as English.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Oleg Dance
Oleg dance was originally called Legong Prembon. Coast seems less
pleased with the name of the Legong Prembon because it is difficult to
translate into English. This dance depicts two beetles, males and
females, while having fun in the flower garden while sucking the honey.
As the beetle Raka Rasmi male partner, was chosen I Sampih a much older,
originating from Bongkasa, Badung.Word Oleg in the Balinese language dictionary means "shake". In a dance that symbolizes the
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)