NUKSMA DAN MUNGGUH DALAM PERTUNJUKAN WAYANG PURWA GAYA SURAKARTA
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Nuksma and mungguh are the aesthetic orientation of wayang purwa performance of Surakarta style. Nuksma (expressive) gives an understanding that the shadow play the puppeteer performsÂ
has the impression of life. Mungguh (logic) shows that the wayang performance that the puppeteer expresses has a conformity with the rules of puppetry. The concepts ofmungguh andnuksma areÂ
formed by three elements, that is, (a) medium; expression, and (c) a pattern of suitability. Medium is the raw material processed into a variety ofgarap material. Expression is understood as theÂ
puppeteer's strength in performing antawecana (dialogues), sabetan, and vocal-instrumental. The pattern of suitability refers to the creation of synergistic relationship between matter, expression,Â
and the rules of puppetry. The implementation of nuksma and mungguh concepts at the Samodera Mingkalbu scene, the story of Bima Sekti perfomed by Nartasabda can be known through theÂ
expression of catur (talk), sabet and karawitan for wayang performance, the response of the audience and social context of Javanese culture.
Key words: nuksma and mungguh, matter, expression, pattern of suitability, puppeteer, wayang performance.
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