Analisis Koreografi dan Musik pada Pertunjukan Tortor Kreasi Satolop oleh Sanggar Jolo New Traditional Creation Dance di Desa Siopatsosor Kecamatan Pangururan Kabupaten Samosir

Abstract

This thesis discusses the Analysis of Choreography and Music in the Satolop Creation Tortor Performance by Jolo New Traditional Creation Dance in Siopatsosor Village, Pangururan District, Samosir Regency'' Satolop creations Tortor is a tortor created by perri sagala for performance needs by adapting the concept of dalihan natolu which is realized through The 3 basic colors of the Toba Batak namely red, white, black then also use 3 main movement patterns, namely movements that depict straight lines, triangles and circles. The results of the analysis show that as a whole the movement tells of a process of deliberation that took place in the life of the Toba Batak people starting from exchanging opinions, selecting opinions, to making decisions. then the tortor accompaniment music is gondang batara guru, with the basic tone f and the pentatonic scale with stacic, conjuct, disjunct tone areas. In this study, performance theory was used to find out the form of presentation of satolop tortor, namely: Milton Siger who explained that shows always have: (1) limited performance time, (2) beginning and end, (3) organized activity events, (4) a group of performers, (5) a group of spectators, (6) the venue and, (7) the opportunity to show it. Here the researcher uses the theory of choreography using the theory of form, technique, and content by. besides that the researcher also conducted a transcription analysis using the theory by William P. Malm. The things that must be considered in describing a musical melody are: (a) scale, (b) basic tone, (c) tone area, (d) number of notes, (e) number of intervals, (f) cadence pattern, (g) melody formula, (h) contour. The method used for this study is a qualitative descriptive method proposed by Kirk Miller. Qualitative Research is a particular tradition within the social sciences that is fundamentally dependent on observing humans in their own realm and relating to people in their language and terminology.