MUSIK UNTUK TUNA RUNGU
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33153/abdiseni.v6i1.2255Abstract
Artikel ini merupakan ringkasan laporan hasil kegiatan program PPM, yang terkonsentrasi pada penciptaan karya dan pelatihan musik pada tuna rungu. Tujuan dari kegiatan ini ada mewujudkan langkah awal untuk memperoleh rumusan model pengembangan karya musik dan metode pelatihan yang akomodatif untuk diikuti dan dinikmati oleh tuna rungu. Program kegiatan dilakukan dengan beberapa tahap awalan yaitu (1) riset dan laboratoruim untuk menentukan material instrumen dan musikal. Selain itu, juga mengoptimalisasikan model komunikasi dalam proses bermusik dengan media visual (isyarat tubuh), auditif, dan getaran.Keutamaan dalam aktivitas kegiatan ini adalah menciptakan “titik normal†antara kalangan berpendengaran normal dan tuna rungu dalam mengapresiasi dan berkegiatan musik.Kata kunci: tuna rungu, model karya dan pelatihan musik.Downloads
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