Acceptance of Javanese Karawitan in Japan: Appreciation of traditional culture and community activities

Puguh, Dhanang Respati; Utama, Mahendra Pudji; Mufidah, Rafngi

doi:10.1080/23311983.2023.2217586

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“…Additionally, Karawitan assumes other roles, including functioning as a tool for political propaganda. In certain contexts, it serves as a means to convey messages and political ideologies, leveraging its influence and reach to shape public opinion [9]. Moreover, Karawitan serves as a platform for independent concerts, providing performers with an opportunity to showcase their talents and directly connect with the audience [10].…”

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From soundscapes to societies: investigating gamelan's cultural impact through the socio-karawitanology paradigm

Sularso,

Hanshi,

2023

Dewa Ruci J. Pengkaj. dan Pencipta. Seni.

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This article investigates the auditory environment, known as "soundscapes," created by Gamelan, which comprises a distinctive combination of instruments, melodies, rhythms, and timbres that collectively shape the sonic experience. Recognizing the significance of understanding the auditory dimension of Gamelan and its influence on Indonesian society's cultural and social fabric, we explore the socio-karawitanology paradigm as the primary research topic. Our objective is to establish a novel gamelan research paradigm by integrating insights from sociology and karawitanology. The research methodology incorporates data from international journal articles and proceedings while also incorporating additional sources like field observations, expert interviews, and active engagement with the local community to ensure a comprehensive understanding of karawitan and its socio-cultural significance. Our analysis reveals that the socio-karawitanology paradigm provides a valuable framework for exploring the intricate and dynamic social dimensions prevalent in contemporary societal issues. The research contributes significantly by introducing the socio-karawitanology paradigm, opening avenues for fresh perspectives and insights in the field of karawitanology. It fosters a broader understanding of the socio-cultural impact of karawitan and stimulates further investigations into the interplay between music, society, and culture.

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From soundscapes to societies: investigating gamelan's cultural impact through the socio-karawitanology paradigm

Sularso,

Hanshi,

2023

Dewa Ruci J. Pengkaj. dan Pencipta. Seni.

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“…Through their efforts to appreciate traditional values, karawitan players can transform their plays through gendhing. Puguh et al (2023) explained that karawitan art was greatly influenced by the presence of pioneering figures, the existence of communities accommodated to karawitan groups, and activities that popularized this traditional Javanese art to wider audiences and supporting communities. In musical art, traditional music practice is often mentioned, but also as a means to contemplate 'olah rasa'.…”

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“…developing from generation to generation (Della, 2023). The art of musical action cannot be done alone and requires harmony between team members and high tolerance as explained in the research of Puguh et al (2023) and Wiyoso et al (2019). Through karawitan, there is interaction between young people and old people in training and attracting tourists/visitors to listen to the harmony of gamelan accompanying Javanese songs (Setiyowati & Wiyoso, 2023).…”

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The Community Cultural Tourism: Linking Religious Tourism, Karawitan, and Local Business in Puhsarang, Kediri

Kristyanto,

Mawasti,

Setyawan

et al. 2023

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Puhsarang Village is one of the religious tourism destinations in Kediri District that has the uniqueness of inculturation (adaption of church values and culture) as well as a place for meditative encounters of religious people throughout the region. The pandemic has hit the existing tourism sector and resulted in a decrease in small business income around tourist attractions. Some of the businesses affected include souvenir shops, wood sculpture, food stalls, and ‘bumbu kacang’ peanut paste production. In an effort to support Puhsarang's economic potential, the community service team carried out two main activities, namely product improvement assistance and designing social media utilization and marketplace management for local businesses. Secondly, promoting the art of karawitan as a unique characteristic of the Puhsarang tourism village. The empowerment method is carried out collaboratively with the PALAR approach, starting from the process of discussing business problems to the stage of reflecting on the business going forward. The assistance provided by the CED Team is expected to be a forum to support Community Cultural Tourism through the participation of local communities in exploring the potential of religious tourism and cultural inculturation that characterizes Puhsarang and ultimately can foster economic stretching around the village of Puhsarang.

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Acceptance of Javanese Karawitan in Japan: Appreciation of traditional culture and community activities

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

From soundscapes to societies: investigating gamelan's cultural impact through the socio-karawitanology paradigm

From soundscapes to societies: investigating gamelan's cultural impact through the socio-karawitanology paradigm

The Community Cultural Tourism: Linking Religious Tourism, Karawitan, and Local Business in Puhsarang, Kediri

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