Schedule

• Weekly:-3 session

• Session Time:-1 Hour

Course Details

• 1. History of Classical Dance.

• 2. Garanas - different school of Classical

• 3. Costume (Extra)

• 4. Musical Instrument

• 5. Ghungroo (Extra)

• 6. Taal (beats) and Tatkaar (footwork)

• 7. “Natya Shastra”: Nritta, Natya, Nritya

• 8. Body Movements (Torso Bheda)

• 9. Eye movements (Drishti Bheda)

• 10. Eyebrow movements (Bhrikuti Bheda)

• 11. Head Movements (Shiro Bheda)

• 12. Neck movements (Griva Bheda)

• 13. Hand Movements (Wrist, Basic, Circular)

• 14. Leg Movements

• 15. Hand Gestures (Hasta Mudras)

• 16. Benefits of Classical Dance

• 17. Navarasa

• 18. Complex exercise for flexibility for Classical Dance

• 19. Classical Dance Performance

• 20 Career Opportunity

Information

Classical dance refers to traditional dance forms that have originated in various regions around the world and have a rich cultural and historical significance. These dance styles are typically rooted in ancient traditions and have been passed down through generations.

Here are some well-known classical dance forms from different countries:

1. Bharatanatyam: Bharatanatyam is one of the oldest classical dance forms from South India. It is known for its intricate footwork, expressive hand gestures, and elaborate facial expressions.

2. Kathak: Kathak is a classical dance form from northern India, particularly associated with the Mughal courts. It incorporates fast footwork, spins, and rhythmic patterns along with storytelling through mime and gestures.

3. Odissi: Odissi is a classical dance form from the eastern Indian state of Odisha. It is characterized by fluid movements, intricate footwork, and expressive facial expressions. Odissi often depicts stories from Hindu mythology.

4. Kathakali: Kathakali is a classical dance-drama form from Kerala, South India. It involves elaborate costumes, heavy makeup, and facial expressions to portray characters from epics and mythology. Kathakali dancers also use stylized hand gestures and body movements.

5. Ballet: Ballet is a classical dance form that originated in the Italian Renaissance courts and later developed in France and Russia. It is known for its graceful movements, pointe work (dancing on the tips of toes), and precise techniques.

6. Chinese Classical Dance: Chinese Classical Dance encompasses various traditional dance styles from China, including those influenced by folk traditions and imperial court dances. It emphasizes grace, precision, and the use of props like fans and ribbons.

7. Flamenco: Flamenco is a classical dance form from Andalusia, Spain. It combines expressive hand movements, intricate footwork, and percussive rhythms. Flamenco also includes elements of singing and guitar playing.

8. Javanese Classical Dance: Javanese Classical Dance is a traditional dance form from Java, Indonesia. It incorporates refined movements, elaborate costumes, and storytelling through gestures and facial expressions.

These are just a few examples of classical dance forms, and there are many more styles from different cultures and regions around the world. Each dance form has its own unique techniques, costumes, music, and cultural significance, making classical dance a vibrant and diverse art form.