waahh udah lama banget nih gak denger gordang sembilan ... ada gak video nya yg agak lama dikit mak lum kangen kampung halaman ....makasih ya video nya :D
Anyway.....you have made something meaningfull to open up the Mandailing Art there in Malaysia. I wish I could sit as the regent and furthermore asking you to be an Art Ambassador of Mandailing......:). Tq.
The dance is accompanied by drum so called "gordang sambilan/ the nine drums", gongs and flute. There will be a poem reader as well. Another dance could be ferformed is martial art so call "Marmoncak/Pencak Silat". Unfortunately, I didnt manage to provide such video. I wish I could record it last lebaran but my time was too slim in the village. Anyway.....you have made something meaningfull to open up the Mandailing Art there in Malaysia.
It was also performed by royal family once they welcome distinguished guests to the palace.
As far as I know, each nine gordangs has its own name, which is so called, 1. Saba Jae-Saba Julu, 2. Jangat (three drums for it), 3. Tepe-Tepe, 4. Hudong-Kudong, 5. Jom 6. Eneng-Eneng.
Since the monarchy system no longer available in Mandailing, the authorities for instance mayor, regents are used to performing it when welcoming prominent people from the higher governmental level.
Hi Mak Cik!. I am Rozak Tanjung of Indonesia. I browsed the video coincidently since your comments on my video came up as well. Interesting.........I just want to add a bit about the dance as brseavey asked for it. "Manortor" is the original name of the dance which is now widely performanced during cultural occasion such as marriage parties.
Hie there. :) Well.... I'm not really sure about it because it originate from Sibanggor, Indonesia. But what i can say is that what's on the video is a little excited kind of dance because the real menotor is a little calmer than that. ^_^ Sorry for the late reply. :)
waahh udah lama banget nih gak denger gordang sembilan ... ada gak video nya yg agak lama dikit mak lum kangen kampung halaman ....makasih ya video nya :D
capekgila 2 years ago
Ooooo hehehhe nanti kalau ada saya uploadkan. Saya pun tak berapa ingat. :) Kamu kampung di mana? Saya kampung di Sibanggor Julu.
Sama - sama. :)
faelarwen 2 years ago
Marga saya Nasution kampung ayah di tamiang kotanopan kalau Ibu dari sidempuan
capekgila 2 years ago
Oh begitu..... ayah saya orang tanjung. Saya pernah berkunjung ke sidimpuan, kotanopan, sibanggor julu, penyabungan. :)
faelarwen 2 years ago
iya kah,sayang yah awak tak bisa
korang marga apa ka
MrAncola 2 years ago
Saya marga tanjung. Kamu marga apa?
faelarwen 2 years ago
onde tor tor ade puang on
MrAncola 2 years ago
Saya tak bisa bahasa mandailing..... maaf...... tapi bahasa indonesia sikit-sikit bisa.....:p maaf lagi ya....
faelarwen 2 years ago
Anyway.....you have made something meaningfull to open up the Mandailing Art there in Malaysia. I wish I could sit as the regent and furthermore asking you to be an Art Ambassador of Mandailing......:). Tq.
sampagul 2 years ago
Waaaa me as an art ambassador? Waaaaa hahahaah! ^___^ InsyaAllah...... kalau ada rezeki.... can eat buluh gadong everyday. LOL XD!
faelarwen 2 years ago
He...He....He...Not Buluh Gadong but Bulung Gadung (Boeloeng Gadoeng)...
sampagul 2 years ago
The dance is accompanied by drum so called "gordang sambilan/ the nine drums", gongs and flute. There will be a poem reader as well. Another dance could be ferformed is martial art so call "Marmoncak/Pencak Silat". Unfortunately, I didnt manage to provide such video. I wish I could record it last lebaran but my time was too slim in the village. Anyway.....you have made something meaningfull to open up the Mandailing Art there in Malaysia.
sampagul 2 years ago
It was also performed by royal family once they welcome distinguished guests to the palace.
As far as I know, each nine gordangs has its own name, which is so called, 1. Saba Jae-Saba Julu, 2. Jangat (three drums for it), 3. Tepe-Tepe, 4. Hudong-Kudong, 5. Jom 6. Eneng-Eneng.
Since the monarchy system no longer available in Mandailing, the authorities for instance mayor, regents are used to performing it when welcoming prominent people from the higher governmental level.
sampagul 2 years ago
Okay i really did not know this. I guess i learn something new everyday. ^___^
faelarwen 2 years ago
Hi Mak Cik!. I am Rozak Tanjung of Indonesia. I browsed the video coincidently since your comments on my video came up as well. Interesting.........I just want to add a bit about the dance as brseavey asked for it. "Manortor" is the original name of the dance which is now widely performanced during cultural occasion such as marriage parties.
sampagul 2 years ago
Oh yeah yeah i've seen that particular video in YouTube. :)
faelarwen 2 years ago
Looks like a great time! Very cool, thanks for sharing! :)
theloathlydaddy 2 years ago
Hehehehe no problem! ^_^ They're totally having a lot of fun alright! :D
faelarwen 2 years ago
Heheheh memang lucu. Masing-masing mau ambil kesempatan untuk tortor tapi nampak gaya macam silat. Hehhehehe ^_^
faelarwen 2 years ago
hahhhah lucu nih...ini tortor juga sih tapi mungkin beda nama dia, soalnya ada banyak nama tortor itu sendiri, ada tortor raja-raja dll
cek2ko 2 years ago
This is really interesting. Can you say more about the dance?
brseavey 2 years ago
Hie there. :) Well.... I'm not really sure about it because it originate from Sibanggor, Indonesia. But what i can say is that what's on the video is a little excited kind of dance because the real menotor is a little calmer than that. ^_^ Sorry for the late reply. :)
faelarwen 2 years ago