Bharatanatyam

Bharanatyam, a classical dance from TamilNadu, blends intricate footwork, graceful movements, and expressive storying. Rooted in Natya Shastra, it Symbolizes devotion, performed in temples and on stage. Dancers use hand gestures(mudras), rymthmic patterns, and facial expressions to convey spiritual and cultural narratives.

Course Highlights:

Cultural Theroy
performance skills
Performance Opportunites
Certification and Recognition

Course Highlights:

Foundational Training
Expressions & Gestures
Classical Pieces
Rhythm & Music

FAQ

Learning Bharatanatyam is a long and gradual process. It typically takes years to master the basic techniques, and a dancer might take around 7-10 years or more to become proficient. Mastery of the dance form is a lifelong process.

Bharatanatyam consists of Nritta (pure dance with rhythmic footwork), Nritya (expressive dance that conveys emotions and stories), and Natya (dramatic portrayal of themes and characters, often from Hindu mythology).

Some legendary Bharatanatyam dancers include Rukmini Devi Arundale, Balasaraswati, Saroja Vaidyanathan, Chitra Visweswaran, and Sukanya Rajan.

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