Tari Kebyar Duduk - Ubud - Bali

One of the most beautiful and difficult Balinese Male Dances in the Royal Court of the Ubud Palace - Bali...

Een van de mooiste en moeilijkste Balinese dansen voor de man opgevoerd in het Royal Palace te Ubud....

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• Balinese
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• Tari
• Kebyar
• Duduk

[Ketrin01]

Where is the kebyar????

[Ramakuta]

By 1919 the style of Kebyar was well established. The King of Tabanan, who served also as the Dutch regent for his province, sent for a Kebyar orchestra (from North Bali) in that year to play at an important cremation. In the audience was a young and very talented dancer, I Nyoman Mario, who was much impressed by what he heard and who undertook to develop further the dance in a new style. His great contribution was ready in 1925, when he presented Kebyar Duduk for the first time.

Ramakuta

[Ketrin01]

Yes...

Maksudaku, the kebyar part was obviously cut off the clip. I played this peace and I´m pretty sure that there is a kebyar part in the (almost) middle of it.

[Ramakuta]

Thank you but I don't have what you mean; maybe you can help me to get it...

Terima kasih banyak !

[ridgewoodart]

Absolutely beautiful, a true art form! Thank you for posting your videos!

[Ramakuta]

Thank for the rating and comments; hope to serve you in the future with more video's of that kind !

Best regards....

[octavian88888888]

he is sharp and precise...graceful and elegant. just pure art to the eyes.

[zartmo1]

Thank you for a beautiful video!  Am planning trip to Bali soon.

[Ketrin01]

In the ´tari kebyar duduk`the kebyar is in the - let´s say, almost middle.

But I really have to admit that the dancer is wonderfull! I was looking for some versions of the tari and what is most striking bout yours, is the dance

[Ketrin01]

sorry for the delay.

Well what I mean with ´kebyar´ is that part of a gamelan gong kebyar piece or also kreasi baru(gending)that derived from the word byar (to flare up) and gave this whole style the name, by which we kno it: gong KEBYAR. This part is quite often played as a kind of opening to the piece - it doesnt really have a regular gong cycle, but is quite abstract. An you tube sample easy to find is ´tari truna jaya´ - u can hear the kebyar part right in the beginning.

[Ketrin01]

Ooops...piece

[ericlebeau]

Bali is truly a place where one can attend to such representations. Some scenes are worthy of an opera like this one among others. I would say even more that they have the particularity of dance as well as a dancer choreographic