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025092
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New Delhi, Children's Book Trust, 2017.
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120pBlack Spine
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Read about the Indian classical dance, a heady combination of traditional storytelling, physical art and musical compositions that affect the audience through its abhinaya, rasa, attire and ornaments.
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9789380076478 Hb.
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022920 | 793.31954/VEN | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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012859
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2010
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Mumbai, Marg Publications, 2003.
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204pBlack Spine
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Indian classical dance forms have become popular throughout the world and are seen at various international dance festivals. In New Direction in Indian Dance, dancers, choreographers, and critics document the new directions Indian dance is taking in finding contemporary expression.
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Introduction
Early experiments:
Modern dance: The contribution of Uday Shankar and his associates/ Kapila Vatsyayan
Tagore and modernization of dance/ Manjusri Chaki Sircar
Traditional dance and contemporary choreography/ Mrinalini Sarabhai
Reflectios on New directions in Indian dance/ Chandralekha
Innovations in specific forms:
Innovations in Kathak/ Kumudini Lakhia
Manipuri dances: Extending the boundaries/ Sunil Kothari
Navanritya - A contemporary methodology: History, theory and practice/ Ranjabati Sircar
Personal experimets:
Search for my tongue/ Daksha Sheth
Re-membering "Wings of Shiva"/ Uttara Asha Coorlawala
Creating endless possibilities/ Astad Deboo
Extensions at home and abroad:
Dance in films/ Arundhati Subramaniam
Explorations in Bharata Natyam abroad/ Mamata Niyogi-Nakra
Growths and outgrowths/ Sanjoy Roy
Reinscribing "Indian" dance/ Uttara Asha Coorlawala
A cross-section of choreographic works:
Index
Contributors
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9788185026626 Hb.
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012800 | 793.31954/KOT | Main | On Shelf | General | Reference |
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025009
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Gurgaon, Puffin Books, 2018.
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32pPink and white spine
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Discover India state by state
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Discover the incredibly beautiful state of Jammu and kashmir. Enjoy a stay on a houseboat, drink kahwah tea and visit the stunning monastries.
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9780143440918 Pb.
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022831 | 954.6/MEH | Main | On Shelf | General | |
023122 | 954.6/MEH | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
018957
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Bhuj, Bharatiya Sanskriti Darshan Museum, 2002.
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27 min approxYellow Spine
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Sidis are descendants of Africans who travelled across the Indian Ocean from East Africa over the last millennium or more. Gujarati Sidis are Sufi Muslim devotees of the African merchant-saint, Gori Pir. In their sacred songs, they credit Gori Pir with bringing the gift of joy (mauj/lehra) from the waves (mauj/lehra) of the sea. Sharing this sacred gift by cheering and healing the suffering souls who come to their shrines is their divine calling. The joyous energy of these African-Indian sounds recently thrilled audiences in England and Wales during the first Sidi tour abroad. These unique field recordings by UCLA ethnomusicologists Amy and Nazir Jairazbhoy were made in collaboration with Abdul Hamid Sidi and the Sidi community during their survey of Sidi shrines in Gujarat in 1999-2002. Proceeds benefit Sidi education projects in Gujarat.
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Naqqara drumming - 7.25 min
Jamnagar Baithi Damal (seated damal) 'Aval Nabiyo' - 9.03 min
Gondal Khari Damal (danced damal) - 9.57 min
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1 DVD.
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N00183 | 305.8/SID | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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