Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Indian dance and rich tradition


Indian dance has a very rich tradition. The tradition of Indian classical and Folk Dance has been discussed extensively in Natya Shastra, the oldest surviving text of the world with stagecraft. In the last days the theatre, dancers mimed story and singers Sang the dialogue with the musical band wind Quartet, accompanying them. Although the singers and musicians played significant roles copper wind Quartet, was the dancers who occupies a central location. Traditionally, most of these dancers were attached the Indian temples. Even today, a number of issues in Indian classical dance is a mythological in nature.

It is a great country, the different parts of India have their own color this ancient tradition of classical swine fever. Some of the recognized classical styles include Kuchipudi of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Bharatnatyam of Odissi of Orissa, Kathak, Kathakali of Kerala from Pakistan and Northern India and the Indian Northeast Manipuri. There are some other styles such as Mohiniaattam from Kerala and the Sattriya of Assam. All of these classical dance styles have a strong regional link. However, none of them can be invoked by a representative of the entire subcontinent.

Kuchipudi: this form Indian dance is from the State of Andhra Pradesh. Its name is derived from a small village of Krishna district, where residents Brahmins practice this form of traditional dance. The movements of this form are rounded, position and quicksilver, and fleet-footed. Runs with classical Carnatic Music. The specificity of Kuchipudi is Tarangam, where the dancers perform after a brass plate, placing their feet after the edges raised.

Bharatnatyam: this form of dance is accompanied by classical music Tamils and is inspired by the ancient sculptures from the Temple of Chidambaram. The techniques of this Indian dance include abhinaya or natya, which is the dramatic art of story-telling-nritta, pure dance movements. and nritya, which is a combination of nritta and abhinaya.

: Odissi this form of classic dance existed from the traditions of Nartaki, a dance that took place at the Royal courts. Mahari, who was at the temple Orissan devadasis of Puri, and Jagganath, where young boys Gotipua was dressed as girls. Dance this consists Mangalacharan, Battu Nrutya, Moksha, Pallavi, Abhinaya and Dashavataar.

Kathakali: To came from a style of dance-drama called Ramanattam. Dance this picks some of the techniques of Krishnanattam. Kathakali derived its name from two Malayalam words the meaning of history and performance.

Kathak: this form of dance comes from North India and traces its history to the nomadic bards called kathakas. Its name is derived from the Sanskrit word ' katha ' story '. The styles and techniques of dance that will vary with the great gharanas or schools.








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