242 Musical Expression of Sholawat Art in Multicultural Societies: A Study of Composition Forms Luthfi bin Yahya1, Moh. Muttaqin2, Ibnu Amar Muchsin2 1President Advisory Board, Indonesia 2Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia Submitted: September 16, 2020. Revised: November 29, 2020. Accepted: December 4, 2020 Abstract This study is based on society’s reality about the diversity of musical expressions of the sholawat art which is still ongoing. Therefore, this study aims to identify, analyze, and describe the musi- cal expressions of sholawat art that exist in society in the context of a multicultural society. This study is a qualitative descriptive study with a musicology approach as the main approach. This study used several techniques for data collection, namely interview techniques, document and documentation study techniques, and observation techniques. Furthermore, the data were ana- lyzed using content analysis with the main musicological approach which refers to the concept of composition, harmony, song form, and presentation form. The results show that in a multicul- tural society, such as Indonesia, there are various kinds of musical expressions of sholawat art. If we look at musicology, the diversity of musical expressions includes several kinds of expressions, which include the variety in characterization, the variety in the scale tradition used, the mixture in the use of song lyrics, and the variety in the technique of using language in composing the lyrics. Keywords: musical expression; sholawat art; multiculturalism; composition How to Cite: Yahya, L., Muttaqin, M., & Muchsin, I. A. (2020). Musical Expression of Sholawat Art in Multicultural Societies: A Study of Composition Forms. Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research And Education, 20(2), 242-251 Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (2) (2020), 242-251 Available online at http://journal.unnes.ac.id/nju/index.php/harmonia DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15294/harmonia.v20i2.27776 forming arts. One of them is the variety of performing arts is the performing arts of sholawat music. The art of sholawat is one of the de- veloping arts in Indonesia. In the context of the culture of the Muslim community, praying is an order of religious teachings as stated in the Qur’an surah al-Ahzab: 56, which means: Verily Allah and His angels pray for the Prophet, O Believers, pray for the Prophet Respect to him (Surah Al Ahzab: 56). Along with the conditions of the diversity of cultures, ethnicities, lan- guages, arts that exist and develop in In- donesia, this situation will influence the INTRODUCTION Indonesia’s territory consists of about 16,000 large and small islands and is inhabited by more than 400 large and small ethnic groups who embrace various major religions (Melaletoa & Dloyanah, 1995). The major religions are Islam, Pro- testantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Con- fucianism, Hinduism, and belief in the One and Only God with various cultural forms and forms (Soedarsono, 2001). This amount also means that Indonesia has va- rious forms and varieties of art in each of these ethnic groups, including various per- Corresponding author: E-mail: muttaqinm@mail.unnes.ac.id p-ISSN 2541-1683|e-ISSN 2541-2426 Luthfi bin Yahya et al., Musical Expression of Sholawat Art in Multicultural Societies: 243 community in expressing or expressing the art of sholawat music so that there may be various kinds of expressions of sholawat art that occur and develop in society. This art can be expressed in multiple forms of presentation and in a very diverse context, both related to its function and expression itself, as well as in certain moments. Many writers have done a number of previous writings on the art of shola- wat and its expression, for example by; (1) Wahyuni and Pujianti (2019), who review sholawat from the semantic side of the Con- notative Meaning of the Qasidah Salawat of the Prophet’s Syair in the Manuscript of the Council of Dhikr and Salawat Pondok Rumi for the Al-Asyiqin Jambi Council (Semantic Study) and reviewing sholawat from the perspective of developing shola- wat offerings about the media. Tutik, et al. (2020) reviewed the relationship bet- ween puji-pujian (praise song, adzan (after the call to prayer) and the development of intelligence. Fahruroji & Azhar (2017) also conducted a review of sholawat from the Qur’an and hadith. This study provides an overview of this prayer’s implications in the interpretation and establishment of laws and semantically analyzing the shola- wat to the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. From some writings on sholawat, it can be argued that there has not been one single article that specifically examines musical expression in prayer offerings in a multicultural society. Even if there is, the study carried out is deemed incomplete and still simple. According to Poole (1996), as cited by Suharto (1996), multiculturalism is a political principle which states that the go- vernment should act to protect and main- tain social diversity that occurs in plural societies. The maintenance is, at least, by preventing discrimination on the basis of cultural identity and non-discrimination in government practices (negative multi- culturalism), and perhaps also by acting positively to ensure the sustainable survi- val of minority cultures (positive multicul- turalism) (Poole, 1997). In multiculturism education, it is an idea, movement, educa- tional reform, and educational process that aims to change educational institutions’ structure so that students who are mem- bers of various racial, ethnic and cultural groups will have the same opportunity to achieve academic achievement in school (Suharto, 1996). A multicultural society consists of different cultural communities with all the benefits and slight differences in the world’s concept, systems of meaning, va- lues, organizational forms, history, cus- toms, and existing habits. A multicultural society is a term used to describe a person’s view or opinion regarding various life on earth, or a policy that emphasizes the ac- ceptance of cultural diversity, as well as a variety of cultures, multiple values of so- ciety, systems, cultures, customs, and also their politics (Parekh, 2001). The different conditions of society in terms of values, social, ethnicity, religion, and culture are very likely to affect expression activities, including music, which he does. Expression in music is the expressi- on of thoughts and feelings that include all the nuances of tempo, dynamics, and tone colors of the main elements of music in the grouping of phrases (phrases) mani- fested by a musical artist or singer convey- ed to the listener. Expressions must emer- ge from the heart. Talking expressions in music are about the expression (facial ex- pression) how sad, happy, disappointed, and anxious the face is, but there are other elements in the expression. The aspects of expression in the art of music consist of 1) tempo (song speed and song speed chan- ges), 2) dynamic (volume level or loudness and changes in loudness), 3) tone color is a characteristic of sounds that sound vario- us -sorts, which are produced by different sound source materials and those produ- ced by how to produce different tones (Ku- suma, 2011). Furthermore, Jamalus (1988), expres- sion in music is an expression of thoughts and feelings that include the tempo, dyna- mics, and tone colors of the main elements of music manifested by a musical artist or singer conveyed to the listener. In this way, Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (2) (2020): 242-251244 the expression element is an element of fee- ling contained in a language sentence or a musical sentence. The songwriter or singer expresses the feelings contained in a song. The expression can also be interpreted as inspiration, where through the attitude of the whole person, an artist, singers, or musicians make a song “visible.” Posture, hand gestures, and facial expressions of a person or several performers in a musical presentation visually complement what they convey with sound. Musical expres- sions are artistic, emotional expressions using tones, which are arranged according to certain rules, which are in the tradition of Western art music; these rules have a scientific character Tyasrinestu (2014). In other words, expression, including chan- ting prayers, will bring out various musical expression forms, considering that musical expression is an artistic, emotional expres- sion using tone as a medium of expression. Sholawat in the Arabic dictionary is the plural form of the word as found in the Munjid dictionary, صِٞادجاُصالحاُصالح which means prayer (Ma’luf, 1986). The meaning of sholawat in terms of sholawat is perfect grace, the perfection of grace for his lover. It is called perfect grace because sholawat is not created, except for the Prophet Mu- hammad. Sholawat also means prayer, blessing, glory, prosperity, and worship (Abdillah, 1987). For Muslims, the command to pray has actually been written in al-Qur’an, namely in the Al-Ahzab verse: 56, which means “Verily Allah and His angels pray for the Prophet. O you who believe, pray to the Prophet and say greetings of respect to him.” Regarding the command to pray, in the context of Indonesian society, which consists of various cultures, the expression of sholawat will certainly be very diverse. In Indonesian society, there are various kinds of sholawat known, which vary in terms of presentation, composition, lyrics, and calendar when viewed in musical terms, Sholawat Badar, Sholawat Alfiyah, Shola- wat Tibbil Qulub, and Sholawat Nariyah. Several kinds of expressions of shola- wat when viewed from the time of expres- sion that can be found around the commu- nity, for example: before adzan, in prayer readings, the time between the adzan and iqomah, before prayer, etc., or also in other moments such as in songs, videos, either solo or group performance. In these types of expressions, when viewed musically, it can be said that there are those that are pre- sented acapella by several music groups, accompanied by musical accompaniment, or just present alone with or without musi- cal accompaniment. METHOD This study is a descriptive qualitati- ve study, with the primary approach being musicological. The target of the study is the musical expression of sholawat art in a multicultural society. Data were collected using observation, document study and documentation, and interviews. Data were analyzed using qualitative data analysis steps from Miles and Huberman. The technique of checking the validi- ty of the data was carried out in two ways: data triangulation and sources review. Furthermore, to analyze the sholawat art expression, it was carried out using several written sources related to composition the- ory, the science of harmony, and the form of music presentation. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION In the tradition of some Muslim communities, the activities of praying to the Prophet can be translated into various activities, for example, in reading barjanji, sholawat before congregational prayers, mauludan, and even during other religious events. The community’s initial purpose in conducting sholawat event was solely to get the abundance of grace from Allah SWT. Apart from expecting blessings and mercy from Allah, the prayer program also reflects Muslims’ love for the prophet Mu- hammad SAW. Apart from being an expression of the love of the Islamic ummah to the Prophet Muhammad SAW which is con- Luthfi bin Yahya et al., Musical Expression of Sholawat Art in Multicultural Societies: 245 tained in sharing forms of good activities in connection with a series of worship or memorials, the art of sholawat is also ma- nifested in several ways, including 1) As part of Tasyahud in prayer, 2) Sholawat As a Prayer After Azan, 3) Prayers as part of a series of readings in the Jenazah Prayer (Mufidah & Farida, 2020). Variety of Sholawat Expressions Based on the observations made, in the tradition of sholawat expression that develops especially in Indonesian Mus- lim communities, it can be found that the tradition of saying sholawat when viewed from the presence or absence of elemental content in a musical composition can be explained as follows. Performed without songs: The ex- pression of sholawat in this tradition is pre- sented without the nuances of a musical composition (it does not contain elements of melody, bar, scale, form, harmony), pre- sented gently. This expression of sholawat generally occurs in one part of the reading during the tasyahud in prayer, the part of the prayer reading during the funeral prayers. Performed with a note (song): Pray- ing sholawat with the nuances of this song can generally be found at several moments of time, for example, a) before the call to prayer (adzan) is pronounced, b) after adzan, c) humming sholawat (sung at the time between the adzan and iqomah, usually while waiting for the arrival of the imams and congregation), d) part of an agenda at the commemoration of the Islamic reli- gious holidays, for example, the observan- ce of the Prophet’s birthday, reading the Barzanji book in the month of the Prophet Muhammad’s birth, and e) music presen- tation, both in life and through recordings, both for business purposes and da’wah, as well as others. Furthermore, based on the results of observations on a number of expressions of the art of sholawat both found in the re- cording media in the form of audio, video, or those found directly in the field, the va- rious types of the sholawat can be categori- zed into several things as Figure 1-4. Based on a variety of scales Sholawat performance based on the category of scales used in the expression is divided into three types: sholawat using the major scale, sholawat using a minor sca- le, and sholawat using the pelog pentatonic scale. An illustration of the art of sholawat using major, minor, and pentatonic scales can be illustrated in the following notation. Based on lyric expression Based on field observations, various expressions of prayer have been found. Sa- lawat is expressed in various forms from various sources such as audio recordings, videos, and those that occur directly in the field, for example, during the praising ac- tivities between the times of call to prayer and iqomah, the commemoration of religio- us holidays. The following are a form of expression. The expression of sholawat taking the same verse but manifested in different melodic forms. For example, the song of Sholawat Badar strung together with the song Lir Ilir and popularized by Emha Ai- nun Nadjib (Najeeb, 2016), and an anony- mous artist (in Album Sholawat Terbaru Channel, 2018) and the song popularized by the Wali Band group (Vidiolirik, 2009) are using different melody. The Expression of sholawat manife- sted by taking melodies from songs which popular in society. The song is popular in society, for example: (1) Sholawat Ba- dar, taking the melody from the song Ya Thoibah (Tekno Q, 2018), Sulis - Ya Thoy- bah (Malaysia, 2014), and Lir -ilir, popu- larized by the Kyai Kanjeng group led by Emha Ainun Najib (Najeeb, 2016); (2) The song Ya Rasulullah popularized by Ustad Jefri (Musikindo, 2013b) takes the melo- dy of the Jablai song popularized by Titi Kamal (ASMR, 2019); and (3) Sholawat As-Sa’adah, (Nuralamsah, 2020) took part of the melody from the song Tombo Ati which was popularized by Opick (Musi- kindo, 2013a). In summary, the expressions of sho- Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (2) (2020): 242-251246 lawat manifested by taking melodies from songs that are popular in society can be ar- ranged in the following Table 1. Based on the similarity of melody and lyrics but different formats and genres Based on the existing documents, various expressions of sholawat (Sholawat Badar) are also found with the same ver- se and melody but are presented in vario- us different genres. Some illustrations of this form can be seen from the following examples. Sholawat Badar with major scales in the Tradition Orchestra format (Game- lan): Indonesian Embassy in Abu Dhabi. The video on https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=7LePxs6LfVM shows the form and genre (Wisnu, 2015). Sholawat Badar dish with harmonio- us minor scales in the pop genre by Habib Syeh. The video link on https://www. Figure 1. The Melody of Sholawat Badar in the major diatonic scale Figure 2. The Melody of Sholawat Badar in the Original Minor Diatonic Scale Figure 3. The Melody of Sholawat Badar in Harmonious Minor Scales Figure 4. The melody of Sholawat Badar with Pentatonic scales (Javanese Pelog) Luthfi bin Yahya et al., Musical Expression of Sholawat Art in Multicultural Societies: 247 youtube.com/watch?v=wXeKP6fIWYI shows this format and genre (Berdakwah, 2019); and video Zuhra-feat 41 Project on the major scale on https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=FO4Soolp6BI do (Official, 2018) Sholawat Badar presentati- on in the dangdut genre by Lisna et al on https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=xRQ29t8cPbk (Pajampangan, 2020); and on https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=D5Bm1PCa9Cg show the format and the genre. Sholawat Badar in the genre of reg- gae: FDJ Emily Song on https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=WHScu2pGSkc shows the format and genre (ARD Mana- gement, 2019). Sholawat Badar in the kroncong genre: Hadad Alwi on https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=Nk7-PoHD6XU (Baysem, 2015),: and Chrisye (Lu’Q, 2012) on https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=hgrd3kjHg1Y (Lu’Q, 2012) Sholawat Badar in the genre of Na- syid: Nasida Ria on https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=YUx8HD1WTIc shows this format and the genre of Nasyid (Najeeb, 2015). The description above can be sum- marized as in Table 2. Based on the same melody but different lyrics The expression of sholawat in the form of presenting the same melody but using different lyrics is actually an expression of sholawat where a composition of the song is sung repeatedly. Still, in the first repetiti- on, it is presented with different lyrics. Ser- ving like this can be in the form of a vocal group or individual presentation. One of the expressions of prayer in this form is the Sholawat as-Sa’adah performance by the Neo Sholawat-Snada music group, which can be seen on the following youtube page (Indonesia, 2020). In simple terms, the ex- pressions of prayer in this category can be written as Figure 5. From the lyric expression which uses Arabic, then it is presented in the form of an expression with lyrics taken from vario- us different languages, namely: a. Indone- sian Language, b. English, c. Mandarin, d. Javanese language, e. Minangkabau lan- guage, with pauses in the presentation as follows Ya Allah curahkanlah rakmat dan kesela- matan / Bagi Nabi junjungan kami, Mu- hammad / Selamanya di dalam keabadian / Kekekalan Kerajaan-Mu, ya Allah / / (in In- donesian Language) Ya Allah, please shower your blessing and your salvation / To the Prophet Muhammad who we all adore / May he Table 1. Title of Sholawat, The song title that its melody takes and the artist who performed it Title of Sholawat The song title that its melody takes and the artist who performed it Sholawat Badar Lir-ilir (Emha Ainun Najib), Ya Thoibah (Nisa Sabyan, Sulis) Ya Rasulullah Salamun ‘Alaika Jablay (Titi Kamal) Sholawat As-Sa’adah Tombo Ati (Opick) Table 2. Variety of Sholawat Badr in Different Genres Type of Sholawat Artist Genre Sholawat Badar Zuhra Pop Sholawat Badar Lisna dkk Dangdut Sholawat Badar FDJ Enily Family Reggae Sholawat Badar Hadad Alwi Keroncong Sholawat Badar Chrisyealah Pop-Keroncong Sholawat Badar Nasida Ria Nasyid Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research and Education 20 (2) (2020): 242-251248 always is under your sovereignty / May he forever Is under your loving care // (in English) Ya Allah kei wo men tien an heu keu lien / Ken lau se Muhammad yeh se aitha /Hau hen chiu chai tien an the / Allah teu keu lien wou men hau hen chiu / / (in Mandarin language) Sunda Version: Ya Allah lungsur keun rah- mat sinareng salamet / Kanggo Nabi jun- jungan kuring Muhammad / Salawasna aya dina kawilujengan / Salawasna ditang tayungan ku Allah / / (in Sundanese) Ya Allah paringono rakmat lan keslametan / kagem Nabi junjungan kulo Muhammad / Salamanipun wonten ing keselametan / Sa- lamanipun diwelasi Gusti Allah / / (in Ja- vanese) Ya Allah curahkan jo kasalamatan / Tarun- tuak nabi piturui kami Muhammad / Sapan- jang idui di dalam kabakaan / Salamonyo dalam kasiah saying Allah / / (in Minang- kabau language) Based on the research results, it can be explained that there are various musical expressions that are found and developed in Indonesian society. This means that in the context of a multicultural society such as Indonesia, which is rich in various cul- tures, including a wide variety of artistic expressions, many musical expressions have developed in society. The variety of expressions that have developed in this society can be in the form of pitched prayers (can be categorized as musical expressions) and not pitched. The- re are also scales that use major and minor diatonic scales and pentatonic scales (pe- log), as well as the use of various lyrics and different languages but with the same melody or in one type of musical composi- tion, or different melodies and lyrics. The expression of sholawat that does not use songs is possible if the expression of the prayer is still related to a religious ritual so that the expression in this context is not sung. This means that the chanting of sholawat means that the expression of prayer at that time is an integral part of worship that is being carried out, so that there is a concern that chanting shola- wat with songs will affect his specialty in prayer/worship. This is in line with Qur- rata A’yuni’s opinion that praying sho- lawat to the Prophet contains two main prayers, namely prayers and blessings to the Prophet (A’yuni, 2016). As a prayer, of course, in expressing it also according to the existing guidance, namely in a soft and hopeful voice, as recommended in the Al Quran surah al A’rof verse 55, which me- ans praying to your Lord with a humble self and a soft voice. Allah does not like people who transcend boundaries (Surah al A’raf: 55). Furthermore, it is also empha- sized that the ethics in performing prayer directly related to a prayer or worship acti- vity is that praying to Allah SWT cannot be done carelessly. One of the good manners in praying to be granted by Allah SWT is to read sholawat (Zaki, 2020). The use of different lyrics in the sho- lawat art using melodies in various scales, both diatonic major, minor, and pelog pen- tatonic scale is possible. This possibility is because of the touch and association Figure 5. Sholawat Sa’adah (popularized by Neo Sholawat) Luthfi bin Yahya et al., Musical Expression of Sholawat Art in Multicultural Societies: 249 with the developing arts and often consu- med by community members who use the prayer (sholawat) to associate with a music tradition; the music tradition they often as- sociate with will form a musical tradition a person. In short, if someone often associates with music traditions with diatonic levels, either major or minor, then this tradition will appear when he expresses his mu- sic. In other words, the appearance of a person’s musical expression is influenced by his association with a musical traditi- on that he often encounters. This is in line with the opinion that each person/group has their way of expressing music to dif- ferentiate between one group and another (Shaleha, 2019). Likewise, the diversity of music cultures that exist and develop in Indonesia is also very likely to even color and influence someone in expressing their music. In other words, the emergence of the diversity of musical expressions in the sholawatan art is thought to be due to the influence of the conditions of musical cul- tural diversity that develop in the multi- cultural society. Music should also be understood in terms of meaning and value by playing music and listening in a cultural context (Elliot, 1995). Music is multicultural be- cause, in the societies such as Indonesia, all music types exist from various original cultural backgrounds, such as Chinese, In- dian, and Jazz, to Baroque music (Elliot, 1995). Because music is everywhere and consists of various musical, cultural diffe- rences, music’s nature is multicultural or diverse. The art that is generally played by the Muslim community cannot be separa- ted from the influence of the multicultural society. Musical compositions and musical expression that emerged was a lot of that comes from cross-genre and cross-culture where the music was coming. CONCLUSION Based on the results and discussion, it can be concluded that the musical ex- pression of the sholawat art in a multicul- tural society gives rise to various musical expressions of sholawat art. Some of the musical expressions of sholawat art appear the diversity of presentation in relation to the timing of the melody/scale, and lan- guage and musical genres. The variety of expressions of this sholawat art is possible. REFERENCES Album Sholawat Terbaru Channel. (2018). Bikin Nangis. 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