39 Strengthening National Identity Through The Learning of East Culture-Based Art Education Dedy Setyawan, Florentianus Dopo Department of Music Education, STKIP Citra Bakti, Ngada, Flores, Indonesia Submitted: November 11, 2019. Revised: February 9, 2020. Accepted: July 4, 2020 Abstract Eastern culture-based art education is an effort to strengthen and build national identity through the transfer of knowledge and the transfer of value in the values of diversity and cultural pres- ervation. The purpose of this study is to provide a conceptual picture of strengthening national identity through learning art education based on eastern culture. The method used is qualitative research by examining science theoretically through literature study, documentation, video, and audio study approaches that are analyzed descriptively. The results showed that some of the eastern cultural arts which are full of messages, moral values, and philosophy of life as a foun- dation for strengthening and building national identity through art education based on eastern culture are the arts of go laba, Ja’i, and reba traditional rituals. The art is a tradition of the people of Ngada, Flores, NTT which is used as an accompanying event in traditional rituals such as the ritual of making a new traditional house, the ritual of making customary symbols (ngadhu-bhaga), and the ritual of pesat kampung (ka nua). While, the conceptualization picture of strengthening the national identity through learning art education based on eastern culture can be done by; First, the stages of classification by selecting various kinds of art genres (music, dance, theater, visual) Eastern culture, to find meaning and values embodied in local wisdom. Second, the identification stage by identifying the learning of arts-based on eastern culture in the form of text and context into the realm of affective, cognitive, psychomotor, and creative. Third, the implementation stage by applying the results of classifying and identifying eastern culture-based art learning to be ap- plied to students so they can understand the values contained in local culture and have cultural intelligence. Keywords: Art Education; Cultural Arts; Eastern Culture; Local Wisdom; National Identity How to Cite: Setyawan, D., & Dopo, F. (2020). Strengthening National Identity Through The Learning of East Culture- Based Art Education. Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research And Education, 20(1), 39-46. Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (1) (2020), 39-46 Available online at http://journal.unnes.ac.id/nju/index.php/harmonia DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15294/harmonia.v20i1.21711 cial phenomena that occur among millen- nial adolescents show a symptom of mo- ral deterioration associated with juvenile delinquency, drug abuse, free sex, brawl, and other juvenile delinquency cases. One example of juvenile delinquency in the spotlight is drug abuse among students. Survey results from the National Narco- tics Agency and the Indonesian Institute of Sciences show 2.3 million Indonesian stu- INTRODUCTION Today, Indonesia is confronted with various problems such as racism, politi- cal instability, violence, rape, radicalism, SARA (suku, ras, agama, and antargolongan) issues, and multicultural conflicts. These problems cause an identity crisis of fading in national values, cultural values, and moral values as national identity. Some so- Corresponding author: E-mail: dedysetyawan1623@gmail.com p-ISSN 2541-1683|e-ISSN 2541-2426 Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (1) (2020): 39-4640 dents have used and consumed narcotics. While drug abuse among students in 2018 reached 2.29 million people (Puslitdatin BNN, 2019). The problems that occur in Indone- sia today are in an alarming condition and have the potential to cause divisions, loss of integrity and unity, and a reduction in meaning on national identity. The deve- lopment of the times can change everyt- hing including the personality of a natio- nal identity that has been embedded for years and even centuries. The change ori- ginates from various causes, one of which is the effect of globalization which has developed rapidly throughout the world (Kemendikbud, 2016). So that there is a shift in the mindset and lifestyle of eastern communities into westernized with indivi- dualistic behavior, hedonist, consumptive, apathetic, secular, free, and exclusive (Se- tiarsih, 2016). The national identity is important for a nation because it will show the charac- teristics of the nation itself. A nation needs identity because building a nation is buil- ding the identity of a community called the nation (Sastrapratedja, 2006). Related to the present, building the identity of the Indonesian people is by building a strong “Indonesian identity”(Sujana, 2003). To re- build the identity of the Indonesian people requires an effort to strengthen and deve- lop national identity through education. The role of education has a very large role in shaping the identity of the Indonesian nation and is seen as strategic to strengt- hen national identity through the transfer of knowledge and the transfer of value in pluralistic values and preservation of national culture holistically and compre- hensively (Setiarsih, 2016). Philosophi- cally, Socrates stressed that education is a process of human development toward wisdom, knowledge, and conduct (Elmu- barok, 2009). Besides, education is also an effective and efficient means of preserving cultural values and local wisdom, this is because education is practically inseparab- le from cultural values which are elements of national identity. Education is also a human effort to develop human values. Through educati- on, humans try to develop the civilization needed in life. Therefore, education has be- come everyone’s basic needs. Educational needs are believed to be a source of suc- cess and human well-being. Education em- powers human potential to inherit, deve- lop, and build the culture and civilization of the future. On the one hand, education preserves positive cultural values, and on the other hand, it creates change towards a more innovative life (Gunara, 2017). One of the fields of education that has the potential to develop and strengt- hen the identity of the Indonesian people is art education. The presence of art as a me- ans of education in schools at least reflects that art has certain functions and benefits in shaping the personality of the students as a whole who have a sensitivity or social awareness as members of the community who uphold and respect the cultural va- lues of society (Triyanto, 2014). Especially in the current era of development and the rapid flow of globalization has resulted in many changes in the culture of society because of the many cultures that are in- compatible with Indonesian society and are easy to enter into the community itself (Setyawan, 2018). So that these changes not only have an impact on society, but art also changes. Because basically art can develop and change according to the conditions of the culture itself. The change in question is a process that produces a situation that is different from the previous situation, which can be a setback or progress (Sety- awan, et al., 2020). Therefore, in facing the changing times, art education must take part in developing character education and building a national identity that prac- tices local values and universal nuances (Julia, 2017). The context of art education descri- bed in this paper refers to the learning of art education based on local culture (Eastern culture). The purpose of “eastern culture” itself in this study is a culture that resides on an island in Eastern Indonesia which is administratively included in the Province Dedy Setyawan, Florentianus Dopo, Strengthening National Identity Through The Learn- 41 of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). In NTT, the- re is a lot of diversity and uniqueness of art (music, dance, or appearance) and even culture that can be used as a learning ma- terial for local culture-based arts. Where every art and culture contained in NTT is seen from the perspective of the context it contains a lot of meaning in the philoso- phy of life and the content of local wisdom following the values that apply to the local community. However, the problems that occur in the field of learning art, especially music art still tend to western music mate- rial or outside culture, and learning is not accompanied by providing an understan- ding of moral values. So that the impact of the teaching of music in schools, both pri- mary, secondary, and higher education is limited to strengthening skills and taking care of material issues that focus more on western music material and outside cultu- re. This is following the statement of Die- ter Mack (1996) “that the learning of art education is not only limited to learning practice or skills training but finding and understanding the meanings contained in learning art education following the cha- racter and wealth of cultural environment background” (Mack, 1996). It is important here that the learning of arts-based on local culture because arts and culture education has a role in the per- sonal formation of students in harmony with attention to the development needs of children in achieving multi-intelligence consisting of intrapersonal intelligence, visual-spatial, musical, linguistic, mathe- matical logic, naturalist, adversity intel- ligence, creativity intelligence, spiritual and moral intelligence, and emotional intelligence (Utomo & Sinaga, 2009). The personal formation of these students has a very influential role in the new genera- tion of Indonesia in the future. Therefore, if the depth of their art education is weak, it will lead to a generation that is not cre- ative, lacks cultural awareness, is intole- rant of the surrounding environment, and provides opportunities for the emergence of various violence that can harm themsel- ves. Therefore, deepening the field of cul- tural-based art education and incorporating cultural elements into education is very necessary to be implemented in the con- tent of art learning. With the aim, to foster attitudes in every individual who has cre- ative individuals, initiative, imagination, emotional wisdom, morals, ability to act critically, and freedom of thought and acti- on (Rohidi, 2014). Based on the description above, the writer intends to explain the conceptual study of strengthening the national iden- tity through learning art education based on eastern culture. This paper is expected to be able to contribute to the world of art education, to prioritize the learning of lo- cal culture-based arts rather than outside cultures. So that it will give birth to a gene- ration of people who can protect, respect, and maintain local wisdom to strengthen and maintain national identity in a plura- listic nation in globalization. METHOD This study is the result of an analysis of research previously conducted by rese- archers on the development of art educa- tion learning based on eastern cultures to strengthen national identity. Discussion of the study in this study focused on eastern culture in Ngada district, Flores NTT. This type of research used in this paper is a qualitative research paradigm. Qualitative research is a research procedu- re that produces descriptive data in the form of written or oral words from people and observable behavior (Moleong, 2007). This research uses a literature study appro- ach that is analyzed descriptively through a process of searching written sources in the form of books, documentation studies, videos, audio, and research journals rela- ting to the problem under study. A literature study is a theoretical stu- dy and other references relating to values, culture, and norms that develop in the so- cial situation under study, besides library research is very important in conducting research, this is because research will not be separated from scientific literature (Su- Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (1) (2020): 39-4642 giyono, 2011). In the context of this research, the data obtained is a description of the analy- sis of the results of a sociological approach to see all social problems that occur in the world of art education, anthropological approach to see the problem of values that are connected between art education and reality in society, and through the libra- ry, research to explore the theoretical and scientific study problems of the meanings contained in the learning of eastern cultu- re-based art education to strengthen natio- nal identity. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Exploring the Meanings and Values Con- tained in Art Culture and Local Wisdom of “Eastern Culture” Art is the result or expression of cul- ture, whereas culture itself varies in form according to local customs and adjusts to the characteristics of the people in their environment. Ki Hadjar Dewantara argues that art is a part of the culture that arises and grows with the soul of human feelings (Dewantara, 1967). The term culture also contains two meanings, namely as a process and a pro- duct. Culture as a process in daily life sha- pes a person’s cultural identity which is reflected in attitude, speech, action, and thinking. Meanwhile, culture as a product contains a symbol system in particular tradition such as customs, dance, music, crafts, belief systems, and others (Masu- nah, 2011). The arts and culture found in Eastern Indonesia, especially in Ngada Flores, East Nusa Tenggara, have their characteristics and are full of traditional values that con- tain local wisdom that is still very relevant to the current conditions so that they need to be preserved, developed, even adapted or adapted implement it into the world of education. In other words, learning art education must be given following the customs and characteristics of the local community. One of the arts that has a meaning and moral message about the philosophy of life in the Ngada community is the tradi- tional music of go laba/drum gong. Go laba music is the traditional music of the Ngada people that is used as accompanying mu- sic in traditional rituals such as the ritual of making a new traditional house, the ri- tual of making traditional symbols such as ngadhu-bhaga, and the ritual of pesat kampung (ka nua). Go laba music contains many an- cestral messages that are revealed in seve- ral philosophies of life. These philosophies that must be lived by the Ngada commu- nity to preserve and maintain values that are already believed to be the fundamental fundamentals for shared life as a cultural community under the umbrella of Ngada culture (Dopo & Sukmayadi, 2019). When viewed from the context, go laba music is Ngada’s traditional music which is full of meaning and values of life contained in the procession of the traditional rituals of the people. Because basically, traditional music does not mean music and various elements in it are old-fashioned, old-fashi- oned, or out of date. However, traditional music is music that is distinctive and ref- lects the culture of an ethnic or community (Purba, 2007). Traditional music is music that is rooted in the traditions of its people, hence its continuity in the present context as an effort to inherit from the previous community to the next society (Setyawan, 2018). Figure 1. Music of Go Laba/Gong Gendang in Tololela. Not only traditional music but in Ngada there is also a dance that is Ja’i dan- ce. The Ja’i dance is one of the traditional dances of the Ngada tribe that is perfor- Dedy Setyawan, Florentianus Dopo, Strengthening National Identity Through The Learn- 43 med in the Sa’o Ngaza rite. The dance per- formed as an expression of gratitude and excitement in the Ngada community. Ja’i dance is usually done in bulk, the more people who follow the dance the more wisdom (Negerikuindonesia.com, 2015). The implementation of the Ja’i dance in the ritual of the Sa’o Ngaza ceremony is a form of unifying and binding family relations in the Ngada community. The philosophical meaning of the ritual of Sa’o Ngaza itself is: (1) Changed ancestral ancestry/go weka da dela: (2) Safety cage/Kodo sua; (3) Blan- ket/lawo ine; (4) Place of residence/gubhu mu kaja maza (Setda, 2005). The Ja’i dance in the implementation of the Sa’o Ngaza ri- tual is the cultural tradition of the Ngada community which has interrelationship between art and culture and the interde- pendence/lobo papa tozo, tara papa dhaga. Besides being an expression of gratitude, Ja’i dance, and the Sa’o Ngaza tradition also have life values that can be applied in daily life, such as togetherness, intimacy, unity, social values, and religious values (Radarntt.co, 2018). This is in line with the philosophy of life in the Ngada commu- nity, namely Meze, Mai, Modhe, Mesumora, and Merameda. 1) Meze olo go mese means first greeting with a smile, 2) Mai papa gani means to take part in fellowship, 3) Modhe pu’u zeta one sai ana woe which is an initia- tive to do for others, (4) Mesumora pedhu mora sai boka means sincere, and (5) Mera- meda mera moe mata taka meda moe ta’i ture that is always in togetherness (Marzuqi, 2018). Figure 2. Ja’i dance in the Ka Sa’o ritual In addition to the arts described abo- ve, Ngada also has a cultural tradition that is routinely carried out every year, namely the tradition of the Reba traditional party. Reba Tradition is a traditional ceremony in the Ngada area that is held every year or to welcome the turn of the year. Reba is a new year in the Ngada ethnic calendar. Reba is a traditional party, a party of gratitude for the kindness of God (Dewa Zeta Nitu Zale who has given, abundance, and enjo- yment to the Ngada community through agricultural products, plantations, animal husbandry, and others (Keda, 2019). Reba Rituals are included in the complex form of human behavior patterned contained in them, very closely related to economic, social, and religious aspects that exist in society and community life (Kaka, 2019). Reba is a guide for Ngada people to inter- act in social communities and interactions with the surrounding natural environment (Bogha, 2005). Reba as a Ngada religious rite, both in terms of mythology and in the stages of its implementation always talks about life as a whole. The above description is part of the cultural arts found in Ngada Flores, NTT. Where each of these artistic and cultural activities contains meaning and noble va- lues. So, it is not wrong if the arts and cul- ture of the east are implemented into the learning materials of arts-based on eastern culture. So that what has been given and explained in the context of learning art edu- cation based on eastern culture makes stu- dents able to instill philosophical values contained in their culture. Conceptualization of Eastern Culture- Based Art Learning to Strengthen Na- tional Identity A local culture that is owned by each region in Indonesia is a pillar of the Na- tional culture. According to Wagiran local culture or what is referred to as local wis- dom is a long experience, which is depo- sited as an indication of one’s behavior, local wisdom cannot be separated from the environment of its owner, and local wisdom is dynamic, flexible, open, and al- ways adapts to the era. The substance of the scope of local wisdom is broad, name- ly: 1) thoughts, attitudes, and language, Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (1) (2020): 39-4644 art, and literature, 2) thoughts, attitudes, and actions in various cultural artifacts and 3) social thoughts, attitudes, and ac- tions, such as sincere, polite, and udanegara (Wagiran, 2012). The substance then becomes a root of national culture which is part of national identity. As part of national identity, local wisdom functions in building the persona- lity of a nation based on ancestral values. Preserving the values of local wisdom me- ans living and implementing the local phi- losophy of the local area that is wise, full of wisdom, and kindness. It aims to provide direction in building national identity fol- lowing the values of Pancasila to create a conducive and harmonious atmosphere to respond positively to modernization in the era of globalization by national values. An education system that is rooted in national culture is an education system that is considered appropriate to teach knowledge about its own culture. In the context of culture, good people are people who know and understand their own cul- ture. That is, without knowing one’s own culture, humans will not be cultured follo- wing customs, rules, or norms that apply in their environment (Julia, 2017). The integration of art education based on eastern culture will strengthen national identity that can foster pride, na- tionalism, and patriotism towards the nati- on and state. This certainly will strengthen unity and unity within the frame of Unity in Diversity. Strengthening national iden- tity through art education based on eastern culture aims to create citizens who have awareness of their own environmental culture, namely citizens who are aware of the equality of human dignity, and protect and preserve the values of local wisdom in carrying out community life, nation and patriotic. Conceptualization of arts learning based on eastern culture can be applied through several stages, including 1) Clas- sification, in this stage is to choose various types of arts (music, dance, theater, visual) and Eastern culture, to find meaning and values. the value embodied in local wis- dom. 2) Identification, this stage is identi- fying the learning of arts-based on eastern culture in the form of text and context to the affective, cognitive, psychomotor, and creative domains. 3) Implementation, at this stage, is to implement the results of the classification and identification of eastern-based art learning to be applied to students so they can understand the values contained in local culture and have cultu- ral intelligence. The following is a Figure 3 of eastern culture-based art education lear- ning schemes: Figure 3. Learning Scheme for Eastern Cul- ture-Based Art Education. In the application of eastern culture- based arts learning, the outcome expected of students is to have cultural intelligence. Cultural intelligence according to Khoda- dady and Ghahari (2011) consists of me- tacognitive, cognitive, motivational, and behavioral components. As the first com- ponent, meta-cognitive reflects the process by which individuals acquire and under- stand cultural knowledge, cognitive as the second component, refers to a person’s knowledge and understanding of how cul- tures are similar to and different from one another. This reflects the general knowled- ge structure of knowledge about economic and legal systems, social norms, religious beliefs, practices, and conventions in dif- ferent cultures obtained from education and personal experience. As a third com- ponent, motivation shows one’s ability to motivation in learning and functioning in Dedy Setyawan, Florentianus Dopo, Strengthening National Identity Through The Learn- 45 cross-cultural situations. This includes so- mething inherent in a person experiencing and interacting with people from different cultures. The final component, behavior, refers to a person’s ability to exhibit proper verbal and nonverbal behavior when inter- acting with people from different cultures. CONCLUSIONS Strengthening national identity through learning art education based on eastern culture can be done by First, the stages of classification by selecting va- rious types of arts (music, dance, theater, visual) and Eastern culture, to seek mea- ning and values that are contained in local wisdom. Second, the identification stage by identifying the learning of arts-based on eastern culture in the form of text and context into the realm of affective, cogniti- ve, psychomotor, and creative. Third, the implementation stage by applying the re- sults of classifying and identifying eastern culture-based art learning to be applied to students so they can understand the values contained in local culture and have cultu- ral intelligence. Through learning arts based on eas- tern culture, students are faced with a pic- ture of their own culture. Culture with a cultural identity that is raised by presen- ting the treasures of local wisdom values in the community as a form of national identity. The application of local wisdom values can be used to measure the level of appreciation and creations of students towards learning material from a cultural perspective of art. 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