This chapter provides an in-depth look into the classical dance forms in India. Rooted in the Natya Shastra, an ancient Sanskrit treatise on performing arts, dance in Indian culture is a blend of movement, expression, and emotional resonance. The core of dance is made up of ..............................................
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Which of these means the portrayal of a story through dance?
a. Natya
b. Nrtya
c. Nrtta
a. Natya
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Which of these is known as a geometric dance?
a. Kuchipudi
b. Bharatanatyam
c. Kathakali
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c. Mohiniattam
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Unlock now 🔓The dance form is famous for its storytelling, and the stories for the performances are taken from the Ramayana, the Mahabharata or Krishna’s life. The dance developed over the years, but during the Mughal era, it was performed in courts where its present style and features were established.
a. Which dance form is this?
b. Where did the form get its present style and features?
c. State one face about this dance form.
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Unlock now 🔓With a unique off-while and gold costume and one-sided bun called the Kuduma, this dance form follows the Hasta Lakshaadeepika.
a. Which dance form is this?
b. What is the ‘Hasta lakshanadeepika’?
c. State one fact about this dance form.
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The long–established dance form of Odisha, Odissi, is filled with Bhaki rasa and was part of the worship of Lord Jagannath. Hence, Sri Jaganatha Temple is filled with sculptures of the dance form. A mixture of Lasya and Tandava, the dance is famous for its representation of poet Jayadev’s famous works.
The long–established dance form of Odisha, Odissi, is filled with Bhaki rasa and was part of the worship of Lord Jagannath. Hence, Sri Jaganatha Temple is filled with sculptures of the dance form. A mixture of Lasya and Tandava, the dance is famous for its representation of poet Jayadev’s famous works.
a. Which dance form is being discussed above?
b. What is this dance famously known for?
c. Where can one find sculptures of this dance form?
a. The dance form being discussed above is the Odissi.
b. This dance is famously known for its representation of poet Jayadev’s famous works, and it is a mixture of Lasya and Tandava.
c. One can find sculptures of this dance form in Sri Jaganatha Temple.
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This classical dance form of Kerala, Kathakali, originates from Katha, meaning ‘story’ and Kali meaning ‘performance’. It is a blend of dance, music and acting. Dancers perform stories from the Ramayana, the Mahabharata or the Bhagvata Purana.
a. Identify the dance form described above.
b. What does Kathakali mean?
c. From where do the performers usually take the stories?
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1. The Origins and Philosophy of Indian Classical Dance: The chapter details how the primary philosophy of India's classical dance forms is rooted in the ancient Sanskrit text Natya Shastra, which proposes that expression and emotional .....
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1. Introduction to Indian Classical Dance: The chapter begins with a philosophical explanation from the Natya Shastra, describing how every....
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"Any dance form is comprised of nine basic rasas or the Navarasa."
Importance: This line emphasizes the centrality...
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Treatise: a long and serious piece of writing on a particular subject
The scholar wrote a treatise on ancient civilizations.
Rasa: emotions
His rasa during the performance was evident through his expressions.
Essence: most important quality or feature; (something) that makes it what it is
The essence of the painting lies in its vibrant colors.
Prominence: State of being important, well known or easy to notice
The actor..............................
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