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Bharatnatyam is the most popular Classical Dance style.It is arguably the oldest and most traditional classical dance style which seem as a synthesis of philosophy, sculpture, music and literature. It's also can be performed solo or in a group.
Bharatanatyam is always performed with the knees of the dancers bent. The dance form emphasizes on the hand movements to convey different kinds of emotions to the spectator. While performing Bharatanatyam, the artist visualizes his/her body as made up of triangles. The steps of the dance are based upon a balanced distribution of body weight and firm positions of the lower limbs, allowing the hands to cut into a line, to flow around the body, or to take positions that enhance the basic form.
In order to perform Bharatnatyam, the artist should have the knowledge of the numerous subtle features of the dance style.
Bharata Natyam is known for its grace, purity, tenderness, and sculpturesque poses. Lord Shiva is considered the God of this dance form.
Today, it is one of the most popular and widely performed dance styles and is practiced by male and female dancers all over the world.
Bharatanatyam makes the body and even the mind agile. For any dancer it is very important to remember the Mudras, Hastas and Karnas to perform the dance well. A performer needs to remember steps, names of the various steps, different moves, the beats and rhythm of the song. With all this a dancer has to pay attention if the body movements are in sync. This develops the mental skills and builds mental alertness.
Every student at Shringaram Dance Academy will understand the value of practice. With the lessons of Bharatanatyam comes a very important lesson of life that
It is only regular dance practice that helps a student rise to a higher degree of performance. This builds endurance in a person and makes them ready to pursue perfection. This can even translate to an everyday life value.
We do Practical & theory preparation for
Exam & Performances​
"Yatho Hastato Dhrishtihi,
Yatho Dhrishtisto Manaha,
Yatho Manatato Bhavaha,
Yatho Bhavastato Rasaha"
Where the Hands go, the Eyes should follow
Where the Eyes go, the Mind should follow
Where the Mind goes, the Emotions are generated
Where the Emotions are generated, Sentiment arises.
