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Pengumuman Peserta Ekspresi Tari Virtual Tahap I PENGUMUMAN PESERTA EKSPRESI TARI VIRTUAL TAHAP I Berdasarkan berita acara hari Minggu tanggal 15 Juni 2020, dengan tim kurator yang terdiri dari : • Nungki Kusumastuti (Dosen, Pelaku dan Pekerja Seni) • Alfiyanto (Praktisi Seni Pertunjukan dan Tari) • I Made Sidia (Praktisi Seni Pertunjukan dan Tari) • Koes Yuliandi (Praktisi Seni Pertunjukan dan Film) • Martinus Miroto (Koreografer, penari, dosen tari) dengan ini menetapkan nama-nama peserta Ekspresi Tari Virtual 2020 yang lolos seleksi tahap I (terlampir). Keputusan ini bersifat mutlak dan tidak dapat diganggu gugat. Bagi peserta yang lolos ke Tahap II, agar memperhatikan hal berikut : 1. Peserta yang lolos wajib membuat video karya tari sesuai dengan judul karya yang diajukan. 2. Video karya tari diberi nama Kategori_Nama Lengkap Peserta Contoh : Penyajian Tari Tradisi Tunggal_Bimantoro Adriawan Pilihan Kategori : a) Penyajian Tari Tradisi Tunggal b) Tutorial (Pembelajaran) Tari Tradisi c) Pengembangan Tari Kreasi Baru Tunggal b) Pengembangan Tari Kontemporer Tunggal 3. Peserta kemudian mengunggah karya dan mengisi data yang ada di google formulir. Link google formulir akan dikirimkan oleh panitia melalui email. Harap cek inbox/spam. Jika belum menerima email, silahkan kontak narahubung kami Fitri – 082213644433 atau Ai - 082116787778 4. Penerimaan karya paling lambat tanggal 29 Juni 2020, pukul 23.00 WIB. Peserta yang terlambat atau tidak mengirimkan karya akan dianggap gugur. 5. Jika ditemukan pelanggaran persyaratan oleh peserta kegiatan Ekspresi Tari Virtual di kemudian hari, peserta akan didiskualifikasi dari seluruh rangkaian Ekspresi Tari Virtual. Direktorat Pengembangan dan Pemanfaatan Kebudayaan @2020 1. PENYAJIAN TARI TRADISI TUNGGAL NO NAMA PROVINSI JUDUL TARI 1. Khairul Asyari Sumatera Barat Tari Piriang Tradisi Sumani 2. Rahmad Oscar Ridho Sumatera Barat Tari Bujang Sambilan 3. I Gusti Agung Ayu Fajar Bali Tari Margapati Megantara Abady 4. I Putu Adi Wirasuta Bali Tari Baris Tunggal 5. I Putu Wibi Wicaksana Bali Tari Kebyar Duduk 6. Ida Ayu Triana Titania Bali Tari Wiranata Manuaba 7. Ni Kadek Dwita Candra Bali Tari Condong 8. Ni Putu Dian Septiari Bali Tari Condong Legong Keraton 9. Pande Putu Rama Wijaya Bali Tari Baris Tunggal 10. Agung Kusumo Widagdo Jawa Tengah Tari Klono Topeng 11. Damasus Chrismas Jawa Tengah Tari Bromastra Verlananda Waskito 12. Denta Sepdwiansyah Jawa Tengah Remo Jombangan Pinandito 13. Eka Putri Ananda Jawa Tengah Gambyong Mudhatama 14. Fajar Prastiyani Jawa Tengah Gambyong Retno Kusumo 15. Febryan Danang Isyawara Jawa Tengah Klana Topeng Gaya Surakarta 16. Karuna Sabdho Caroko Jawa Tengah Tari Gatotkaca Gandrung 17. Mauritius Tamdaru Kusumo Jawa Tengah Kiprah Ratu Sewu 18. Sari Nurani Jawa Tengah Tari Dugderan 19. Suntoro Aji Nugroho Jawa Tengah Tari Prawiro Watang 20. Tumuruning Nur Rahayu Jawa Tengah Tari Kidang Lestari 21. Yuneve Nilamsari Jawa Tengah Tari Gunungsari Direktorat Pengembangan dan Pemanfaatan Kebudayaan @2020 22. Arika Kartika Putri Jawa Timur Tari Gandrung Dor 23. Bambang Tri Febrianto Jawa Timur Reyog Kendang 24. Eko Ujang Kusnan Dariadi Jawa Timur Tari Topeng Gunungsari (Malangan) 25. Firda Sukma Feriyanti Jawa Timur Tari Remo Madya 26. Irfan Nur Mahmudi Jawa Timur Turangga Yaksa 27. Jihan Mayviana Putri Agata Jawa Timur Tari Gandrung Dor 28. Marsam Hidayat Jawa Timur Tari Remo 29. May Widhiyastuti Jawa Timur Tari Gandrung 30. Miranda Intan Kurnianur Jawa Timur Tari Beksan Sri Tunggali 31. Muhammad Piston Jawa Timur Klana Raya 32. Nur Roqim Jawa Timur Remo Bolet 33. Ryan Prasetyo Wahyu Jawa Timur Beskalan Lanang Nugroho 34. 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Yani Wulandari Jawa Barat Jejer Jaran Dawuk 51. Christina Ayu Wulandari D.I. Yogyakarta Gambyong Pareanom 52. Endra Wijaya D.I. Yogyakarta Eko Prawiro 53. Abdussakur Nusa Tenggara Barat Tari Gandrung 54. Aulia Putri Bintoro Nusa Tenggara Barat Tari Nguri 55. George Paulus Kabnani Nusa Tenggara Timur Tari Kataga 56. Jean Ivana Loru Bayo Nusa Tenggara Timur Cerana 57. Petrus Fransiskus K Nusa Tenggara Timur Hodi Kotek 58. Samantha Genesia M Nusa Tenggara Timur Woleka 59. Muhammad Yaskur Kalimantan Barat Jepin Lembut Sikannang 60. Marini Kalimantan Tengah Mampisik Gana Tarung Mandau Apang 61. Afriadi Khairul Mahvis Kalimantan Selatan Japin Anak Delapan 62. Qiriyatun Ardita Kalimantan Selatan Dara Manginang 63. Novi Yanti Kalimantan Timur Kanjet Lasan Leto 64. Jaffrai Andreas Esrom Kalimantan Utara Demanani Makang Dayak 65. Rafael Christofel Wijaya Sulawesi Utara Kawasaran Tari Perang Suku Minahasa 66. Widya Utami Sulawesi Tenggara Lawati 67. 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