Interpret:
Madurai R. Muralidharan
Medium:
1 CD
Sprache:
Sonstige
Verzeichnis:
Thattadavu Tracks 1 to 7
Nattadavu Tracks 8 to 13
Mettu Adavu Tracks 14 & 15
Pakka Adavu Track 16
Kuthitha Mettadavu Track 17
Kuthadavu Track 18
Sutral Adavu Track 19
Thatti Mettu Adavu Tracks 20 to 25
Makuta Adavu Tracks 26 to 30
Theermana Adavu Tracks 31 to 34
Korvai Tracks 35 to 55
Nattadavu Tracks 8 to 13
Mettu Adavu Tracks 14 & 15
Pakka Adavu Track 16
Kuthitha Mettadavu Track 17
Kuthadavu Track 18
Sutral Adavu Track 19
Thatti Mettu Adavu Tracks 20 to 25
Makuta Adavu Tracks 26 to 30
Theermana Adavu Tracks 31 to 34
Korvai Tracks 35 to 55
Zustandsbeschreibung
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Artikelbeschreibung
This audio CD presents 'Adavus' and 'Korvais'- the two integral aspects of Bharathanatyam, India's traditional dance form.
What words are to a language, Adavu is to dance. It makes communication meaningful and free flowing by fusing different aspects of dance to create a seamless continuity and fluidity. Rigorous training in the adavus sets the foundation for exploring the many nuances of Bharathanatyam
Coming from eParampara Infotainment, as part of their Kalakriya Series, this audio CD can be an ideal practice aid for dancers and teachers.
It contains a track-wise recording of some of the often-used adavus, with one or more practice variations in each. A booklet naming each adavu and describing its delineation is also included.
There is a value addition to this product in the form of a recording of twenty Korvais (sequences of adavus) composed in different permutations and combinations of rhythm. This will prove useful to dancers and teachers in choreographing sequences of movement
Thattadavu Tracks 1 to 7
Nattadavu Tracks 8 to 13
Mettu Adavu Tracks 14 & 15
Pakka Adavu Track 16
Kuthitha Mettadavu Track 17
Kuthadavu Track 18
Sutral Adavu Track 19
Thatti Mettu Adavu Tracks 20 to 25
Makuta Adavu Tracks 26 to 30
Theermana Adavu Tracks 31 to 34
Korvai Tracks 35 to 55
What words are to a language, Adavu is to dance. It makes communication meaningful and free flowing by fusing different aspects of dance to create a seamless continuity and fluidity. Rigorous training in the adavus sets the foundation for exploring the many nuances of Bharathanatyam
Coming from eParampara Infotainment, as part of their Kalakriya Series, this audio CD can be an ideal practice aid for dancers and teachers.
It contains a track-wise recording of some of the often-used adavus, with one or more practice variations in each. A booklet naming each adavu and describing its delineation is also included.
There is a value addition to this product in the form of a recording of twenty Korvais (sequences of adavus) composed in different permutations and combinations of rhythm. This will prove useful to dancers and teachers in choreographing sequences of movement
Thattadavu Tracks 1 to 7
Nattadavu Tracks 8 to 13
Mettu Adavu Tracks 14 & 15
Pakka Adavu Track 16
Kuthitha Mettadavu Track 17
Kuthadavu Track 18
Sutral Adavu Track 19
Thatti Mettu Adavu Tracks 20 to 25
Makuta Adavu Tracks 26 to 30
Theermana Adavu Tracks 31 to 34
Korvai Tracks 35 to 55
Schlagworte
indischer Tanz Bharatanatyam Indien
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