Adaptasi Sosial Komunitas Musik Etnik di Era Modern

Abstract

Ethnic music is a social entity whose appearance is still relatively new. It is part of the response to the saturation of modernity that acts globally. As something new, ethnic music still needs social space as a place to be approved and accepted by the wider community. Therefore, this study reveals the forms of social adaptation of ethnic music held in Labuan Bajo City, Komodo District, East Nusa Tenggara. The unit of analysis of this research is the ethnic music community 'Rumah Kreasi' as one of the groups in the last six years that often performs at various events in the City of Labuan Bajo. During this time the community began to develop to become famous. Based on the community 'House of Creation' was selected as a research subject. Thus, this research is a case study. Data collection techniques using in-depth interview techniques, observation techniques, and literature review. The data analysis technique uses the Miles and Huberman model, namely the Three Flow Technique which consists of data reduction, data categorization, and involving conclusions. Research results obtained from the social adaptation of the ethnic music group 'Rumah Kreasi' were carried out by (a) participating in various events, (b) collaboration and adaptation of ethnic music, (c) singing traditional Manggarai songs, (d) learning ethnic music from other communities, and (e) featuring ethnic music around Labuan Bajo. This research concludes that ethnic music groups make adaptations not only focus on approved ethnic music but also on aspects of group development in the development of social networks to be known in the surrounding community.