Overview :
Bharatanatyam is one of the oldest classical dance forms of India originating in Tamil Nadu. It is the most popular Indian classical dance form in the world. The name ‘Bharata’ is after Bharata Muni, the great author of the “Natya Shastra” which is the oldest surviving text on stagecraft in the world.
It is a dance of mind and soul. It’s antiquity lies about 3000 years ago with a mythological as well as a historical origin. Meaning of Bharatanatyam is the dance (natyam), that beautifully blends the three elements – ‘Bha’ – Bhava (from expressions), ‘Ra’ – Raga (from musical melody)and ‘Ta’ – Tala (from rhythm).
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Samarpana dance academy founded by Preetha Arun provides personalized instruction for the serious student who aspires to excel in classical Bharatanatyam.
Dance lessons at Samarpana follow a comprehensive, well-rounded, immersive curriculum that places emphasis on quality and encourages the pursuit of excellence.
The Bharatanatyam curriculum includes instruction in Indian Classical Dance theory and cultural history, fitness and body conditioning, and rigorous fundamental training and technique refinement.
BharatNatyam originated in southern India in the state of Tamilnadu. It started as a temple dance tradition called Dasiyattam (the dance of the maidservants) 2000 years ago and is perhaps the most advanced and evolved dance form of all the classical Indian dance forms.
The Institute provide regular class room training from basic to all the age groups. The classes are provided as per the admission slots & each session goes an hour.
Training in the movements of Bharathanatyam steps, gestures and other elements, progressing to various recital items such as alaripu, thillanas, jathiswarams, varnamsand other compositions upto the performance of recitals namely Salangai Pooja and Arangetram.
Bharatnatyam dance classes are offered by Shivani Institute of Music and Dance. We have a very soft method of coaching. Our Teachers are well Qualified, Experienced & Traditional.
This dance form denotes various 19th and 20th century reconstructions of Sadir, the art of temple dancers. Sadir in turn, is derived from ancient dance forms that includes some acrobatic karanas.
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