serampang dua belas

The origins

Serampang duabelas is a traditional dance that developed in the Malay Sultanate of Serdang. This dance was created by Sauti in the 1940s and re-composed by its composer between 1950-1960. Prior named Serampang Twelve, this dance called Dance Sari Island, according to the title of the song that accompanies the dance, the song Sari Island

ORIGINS OF DANCE
                Twelve Serampang dance is a traditional dance that developed in the Malay Sultanate of Serdang. This dance was created by Sauti in the 1940s and changed again by penciptannya between the years 1950-1960. before named Serampang Twelve, this dance is called the Dance Sari Island, according to the title of the song that accompanies the dance, the song Sari Island.
               
                This dance is a kind of traditional dance which is played as a social dance. There are at least two reasons why the name changed Serampang Dance Sari Island Twelve. First, the name is not appropriate because Pulau Sari upbeat dance (quick step). According to Tengku Mira Rays, the name of the dance that begins the word'' island'' usually upbeat rumba, such as Dance and Dance Kampai Island Princess Island. While Dance Serampang Twelve had such fast-paced dance movements Serampang Sea. Based on this, Sari Island Dance Dance Serampang more appropriately called Twelve. Twelve name alone means dance with movement among the fastest song called Serampang. Second, naming Twelve Dancing Serampang tarianya range of motion refers to the numbering 12, are:

¥ The first meeting
¥ Love pervasive
¥ Harbored love
¥ intoxicated craze
¥ Cues sign of love
¥Reply
¥ cues
¥ Suspect
¥ Masi unsaved
¥ Answer
¥ Pinang-woo¥Dropping
¥ bride
¥ meeting the love
According to Tengku Mira Ray, dance is a result of the integration of motion between the Portuguese and Malay dances Serdang. Portuguese influence can be seen in the beauty of motion and dynamic dance rhythms accompanying music. Twelve Serampang dance is about the love of the holy young man who emerged from the views and ends with a sanctioned ole pernihkahan both parents of the virgin and sons. Because telling the meeting of two hearts, the dance is usually played in pairs, male and female.