![]() ![]() ![]() The results showed that the Tortor Martonun belonging to the Simalungun community had 20 types of movements consisting of: Mamuyuk (collecting cotton fruit), Manrobus (boiling cotton fruit), Mamispis (separating seeds from cotton), Mamusur (developing), Manusun Bonang (composing thread), Marsigira (coloring), Manjomur Bonang (drying the thread), Mangganti (shaping the thread), Mamuyuk Bonang (taking the thread), Partorsahon Bonang (tidying the thread), Manggulung Bonang (rolling the thread), Martonun (weaving), Manggulung bonang (winding thread), Papeakkon Bonang (putting/placing the thread), Martonun (weaving), Mambuka Hiou (untying the woven/traditional woven cloth), Patorsahon Hiou (tidying the hiou), Pataridahkon Hiou (showing hiou), and Panutup (closing). The research location was conducted in Simalungun Regency. The approach used is an ethnographic study with an emphasis on the cultural aspects of the Batak Simalungun tribe. The method used in this research is descriptive-qualitative. This study aims to explain how the traditional Batak Simalungun dance movement technique in Tortor Martonun, or in Indonesian can be interpreted as a weaving dance. ![]() In: Proceeding ISLALE 2021 The 3th International Seminar on of Language, Art, and Literature Education, 14 October 2021, Universitas Negeri Medan.īatak Simalungun is a part of the five Batak tribes. LEARNING TORTOR MARTONUN TRADITIONAL DANCE IN SIMALUNGUN COMMUNITY. ![]() However, according to Edi Setyawat, Professor of Dance from the University of Indonesia, there are records from the colonial era that describe the journey of the tortor. In addition, this dance also has 3 spiritual messages, namely a message to God. Nugrahaningsih, Ruth Hertami Dyah and Adlin, Dilinar Tor Tor dance is a Batak regional dance that contains the meaning of communication. ![]()
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