Text And Context Of The Iwurung Jue Dance In The Dayak Ma'anyan Custom Wedding Ceremony In Warukin Village

Abstract

The Iwurung Jue dance plays a role in the Dayak Ma'anyan Wedding Ceremony in Warukin Village. This dance can become an important part of people's lives because it has its own characteristics. This research aims to study the text and context of the Iwurung Jue dance in the Dayak Ma'anyan wedding ceremony in Warukin Village. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative method. Data collection techniques using observation, documentation, and  interview techniques. The research results obtained are that the Iwurung Jue dance is not only filled with dance and music, but in it there are chants of poetry and rhymes sung by the mantir and the dancers in response, after the dancers have recited the rhyme, the music is played and the dancers take the position of the motion style to be executed. pull. Iwurung Jue dance in the context of various beliefs, namely this dance does not require any religion to perform it. The Iwurung Jue dance in the traditional Dayak Maanyan Warukin wedding can obtain some relevant political contexts. Dance as an understanding of cultural values, one of the efforts to be able to recognize cultural values is not enough just by reading or being given an explanation, but it is also possible to be able to participate by playing an active role to feel physically by practicing in an existing studio