61. Indian Dance Therapy Centre Led By Syed Sallauddin Pasha Based On Dance, Music, indian dance Therapy for people with mental and physical disabilities (India, Europe). http://indiandancetherapy.com

Mentally and Physically Challenged Hearing Impaired AS A Therapist As A Dancer ... Contact video Aptt is Performing Arts Centre for the people with special needs and research centre for Asian Dance, Drama, Music, and Yoga Therapy. mohammed arif

62. Jackie Bird Welcomes You Singer, hoop dancer, musician and songwriter. Performs Fancy Shawl dance among others. http://www.outlawforpeace.com/jbird/

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63. Indian Classical Dances A good write up on each of the Classical dance forms. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/3490/

64. Imaging And Imagining The Ghost Dance: James Mooney's Illustrations And Photogra Of all the incidents in recent American indian history, the Ghost dance of 1890 is probably without equal in evocative power. http://php.indiana.edu/~tkavanag/visual5.html

Reading Photographs: Imaging and Imagining the Ghost Dance: James Mooney's Illustrations and Photographs, 1891-1893 Thomas W. Kavanagh All photographs and other images used in this web essay are here reproduced courtesy of the National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution. They have been electronically watermarked for identification. They may not be electronically reposted without permission. [In order to save downloading time, this HTML publication is in several parts.] Of all the incidents in recent American Indian history, the Ghost Dance of 1890 is probably without equal in evocative power. From the ecstatic dancing, the mysteriously patterned clothing, to the bloody snows of Wounded Knee, the Ghost Dance is pervaded with visually powerful images. But because they are so powerful, those images must be constantly examined; one must see as well as look. Fundamental to the way the Ghost Dance of 1890 has been perceived and visualized are the images James Mooney used to illustrate his 1896 Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology report on the ceremonial. Besides portraits of the principal as well as the peripheral participants, Sitting Bull the Hunkpapa and Sitting Bull the Arapaho, scenes of Wounded Knee and of the survivors of the massacre, Mooney also included eight illustrations of the Dance in progress. In the course of the century since Mooney published, his illustrations, and the photographs upon which they are based, have continued to be used to evoke and to illustrate the Ghost Dance. But the photographs themselves have seldom, if ever, been examined for their ethnographic and historical content, let alone for what they can say about the processes of imaging and imagining the Ghost Dance.

65. Dances Of India All indian dances portray some expression of life and almost every dance posture has Different states in India has different and colourful folk dances. http://www.webindia123.com/dances/

Yellow Pages E-Mail E-Cards Matrimonial ... Dance in India Dance in India, is rooted to age-old tradition. This vast sub-continent has given birth to varied forms of dancing, each shaped by the influences of a particular period and environment. Classical Dances Bharathanatyam Kathak Kathakali ... Basic of Dances Bharata's Natya Shastra gives the fundamental principles for every technique and forms of dance. Dance institutes Dancers • Alarmel Valli • Chitra Vishweswaran ... • Padma Subramanyam Training in Dance should start as early as age six or less, much before the official professional training. Dance Festivals • Chidambaram dance festival • Elephanta festival • Konark dance festival ... Dance Forum We welcome your suggestions and inputs on Dance. Calling Organizers Publish the festival or events conducted by your organization through Us. Folk Dances In India, dance is an age-old tradition. This vast sub-continent has given birth to varied forms of dancing, each shaped by the influences of a particular period and environment. All Indian dances portray some expression of life and almost every dance posture has a specific meaning. Different states in India has different and colourful folk dances. Advertisements Quick Links - Webindia123.com

66. Webindia123.com - Dances Of India introduction to the indian classical dance. dance in India, is rooted in ageold tradition. This vast sub-continent has given birth to varied forms of http://www.webindia123.com/dances/dance_in_india.htm

Yellow Pages E-Mail E-Cards Matrimonial ... Feedback Dance in India Dance in India, is rooted in age-old tradition. This vast sub-continent has given birth to varied forms of dancing, each shaped by the influences of a particular period and environment. These pristine forms have been preserved through the centuries, to become a part of our present culture, a living heritage which is both our pride and delight. Nurtured in temples, princely courts or villages, dance has moved into the auditorium of today, bringing pleasure to many more people, in far-flung regions. It is now possible to appreciate the lyrical grace of the Manipuri dance of North-Eastern India in, say, Gujarat. This dance-form arising out of Krishna-bhakti, is sinuous in its movements and romantic in its concept, celebrating a divine theme which is meaningful to people all over the country. Similarly, the sophistry of Kathak, which flowered at the courts of the Mughal princes with its accelerated tempo, intricate foot-movements, and subtle facial expressions, evokes a resplendent past common to us all. The abundant largesse of dance in South India, from the Bharatanatyam of Tamil Nadu, to the Kathakali dance-drama of Kerala, to the Kuchipudi of Andhra, has become part of the melting-pot of culture enriching the life of any Indian today. For, to witness the strength and vigour of Kathakali as it enacts episodes from the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, is an education in itself. The extremely stylised gestures, the elaborate make-up, the masks and the splendid costumes of these all-male dancers, recreates an incomparable sense of pageantry. Bharatanatyam, the temple-maiden's dance of devotion, has a classic quality which is as daunting as it is beautiful. The rigorous precision of foot and hand movements, the eloquent range of expression depicted through eyes and mouth, and the total linear consonance of body is exacting and exciting in its perfection.

67. N R I T Y A L I K A Dance Institute Offers courses in indian classical and modern dance. It also publishes a newspaper on dance. http://www.nrityalikadance.com

Reg. No.: G.B.B.S.D. 252/1991/MUMBAI Email :- nrityalika@roltanet.com mumbaidance@mumbaidance.com Conducted By Smt Kishu Pal (Estd. 1986) Mumbai - India Please also Visit our other site : www.mumbaidance.com Yearly Certificate Examinations Based on Standard portion for Basis of teaching by printed syllabus book Dance News update through it's own paper - Nrityasamachar Annual stage performances. Additional training of Modern Dances Home tutions available for single or small groups Postal Address:- E - 003 /Apna Ghar Society , Shivaji Nagar Tel No. 2821 5966 Mobile No. Email :- nrityalika@ro ltanet.com * Branches * Andheri , Parel , Kala Chowki , Chembur , Kurla ,Mazgaon , Byculla , Nallasopara " Enriching culture through dance " Web Site Owned by Nrityalika Best viewed in 800x600 resolution Updated on Sunday, 3 October, 2004

68. Indiadances.com Indian Classical And Modern Dancing Indiadances.com (London based) provides creative indian dance services, cultural entertainment solutions, and tuition across the UK, Europe and the US It http://www.indiadances.com/

Sept - Dec 2005 Fitness First Ilford Bollywood Classes Every Weds 11am - 12pm August 2005 Bloomberg MELA Summer Party Indiadances presents colourful displays of Bollywood Dance. July 2005 Tsunami Asian Earthquake February 2005 Indiadances raises money for the Tsunami appeal. Greenwich Community College Dates/Time: Saturdays 10am-12.00pm The Virtual Wedding Hilton Paddington on Saturday 26 February We are looking for passionate individuals who want to join us for exciting teaching and performance opportunities. Successful candidates will benefit from various Training and paid performing opportunities. Welcome to Indiadances.com! Indiadances.com is based in London and specialises in Indian Classical, Bollywood and Bhangra dance styles. We deliver high quality cultural entertainment and tuition in the U.K., Europe and the U.S. One of its principle aims is to raise the profile of Indian dance, by bringing ethnic groups, schools, local communities and businesses together. Indiadances.com promotes quality, innovation and excellence in dance. With over 10 years experience in dance and performing arts, we have developed a first class reputation in Indian dance information, and cultural entertainment.

69. :: ::::Indian Classical Music Circle - Home Page:::: :: Nonprofit organization dedicated to the presentation of traditional and contemporary music and dance from the indian sub-continent. Organization and membership information, events calendar, artist profiles, instruments glossary, music articles, and links. http://www.icmcdfw.org/

Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Indian Classical Music Circle Web icmcdfw.org Upcoming Concerts: Fall Music Festival : Day1 Pt. Rajan - Sajan Mishra Vocals Pt. Kumar Bose Tabla KantaPrasad Mishra Harmonium Rajnish and RiteshMishra vocal support Horchow Auditorium - DMA Fall Music Festival : Day 2 Brij Narayan Sarod Abhijit Banerjee Tabla Horchow Auditorium - DMA Site Designed by: AABCON LLC

70. Kathak, North Indian Classical Dance Kathakdance.com provides information on the classical north indian dance form of Kathak. Also presenting Parul Shah, a growing Kathak performer, http://www.kathakdance.com/

Parul Shah, a dance Educator, Choreographer and Performer has been pursuing the North Indian Classical dance, Kathak for the past 18 years. For more information on Kathak or about Parul's upcoming events, please contact Parul at or visit her Events Page Website Created and Maintained by Technology Solutions Group, Inc.

71. Kathak KathakAn indian Classical dance, Ruby Mishra one of the prominent dancer of kathak. http://geocities.com/kathakdance/kathak.htm

Kathak north Indian style of classical dance, characterized by rhythmic footwork danced under the weight of more than 100 ankle bells, spectacular spins, and the dramatic representation of themes from Persian and Urdu poetry alongside those of Hindu mythology. Kathak arose from the fusion of Hindu and Muslim cultures that took place during the Mughal period (1526-1761). More than any other South Asian dance form, kathak expresses the aesthetic principles of Islamic culture. The influence of kathak is also visible in the Spanish flamenco tradition. T he origins of the kathak style lie in the traditional recounting of Hindu myths by Brahmin priests called kathiks, who used mime and gesture for dramatic effect. Gradually, the storytelling became more stylized and evolved into a dance form. With the arrival in northern India of the Mughals, kathak was taken into the royal courts and developed into a sophisticated art form; through the patronage of the Mughal rulers, kathak took its current form. The emphasis of the dance moved from the religious to the aesthetic. In accordance with the aesthetics of Islamic culture, abhinaya (the use of mime and gesture) became more subtle, with emphasis placed on the performer's ability to express a theme in many different ways and with infinite nuances. T here are two main schools, or gharanas, of kathak dance, both of which are named after cities in northern India and both of which expanded under the patronage of regional princes. The Lucknow gharana developed a style of kathak that is characterized by precise, finely detailed movements and an emphasis on the exposition of thumri, a semiclassical style of love song. The Jaipur gharana required a mastery of complicated pure dance patterns. Nowadays, however, performers present a blend of kathak based on the styles of both gharanas.

72. Bollywood Dance From BDD UK - Bollywood Dance, Indian Dance Teaching And Perform Bollywood dance at it s best. We teach Bollywood indian dance to all, and provide quality performance services in the UK. http://www.bollywooddreamsdance.com/

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73. NUS: Centre For The Arts Formed in 1977, the NUS indian dance has since attained greater heights NUS indian dance also explores dance fusions with other dance forms and music. http://www.nus.edu.sg/cfa/indian_dance.html

Chinese Dance Dance Ensemble Indian Dance Ilsa Tari Dance Synergy Dance BLAST! NUS Indian Dance Formed in 1977, the NUS Indian Dance has since attained greater heights under the guidance of its tutor/choreographer, Santha Bhaskar, a pioneer in the Indian Cultural dance scene and a Cultural Medallion winner of Singapore. The group performs mainly Bharata Natyam - the most ancient classical form. Bharata Natyam focuses on the graceful manner and symmetry of the movements, traits that characterise Indian dance as elegant and unfolds the richness of Indian art and culture. NUS Indian Dance also explores dance fusions with other dance forms and music. It has performed at the 1997 ASEAN Universities Arts Festivals held in Brunei, and has appeared at official university events, cultural exchange events, and international conferences such as: 8th ASEAN University Games (1994) The High Performance Computing Conference (1994) The Opening Ceremony of International Society for Laser in Dentistry Congress (1994) Inaugural Beatty Alumni Dinner and Dance (1995) 10th International Conference on Solid State Ionics Banquet (2000) National Heritage Board Festival at Fort Canning Park (2001) SSA Peace Carnival "Project H2O" Concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium (2001)

74. Cheryl's Roaches Porcupine dance roaches made by a Poarch Creek indian. http://cherylsroaches.tripod.com/

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75. Indian Dance Sculpture indian dance sculpture. This is because indian dance and sculpture have shared a common vocabulary through out history. The idea is best illustrated http://www.kanakasabha.com/sculptur/

Dance News Message Board Guest Book Sitemap ... Contact Vinatu nrityashastrena citrasutram sudurvidam Without the knowledge of dance the knowledge of sculptural art cannot be known This is a well known line from the Vishnudharmottara Purana, a Sanskrit text which describes techniques of painting and sculpture. So why would a book on sculpture have a line which gives so much merit to dance. This is because Indian dance and sculpture have shared a common vocabulary through out history. The idea is best illustrated through examples and what better example than the famous icon of Nataraja. Nataraja - translated either as the 'dancing king' or the 'king of dancers', is the deity Shiva represented as a dancing icon. This image was a contribution of philosophers and sculptors in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Let me begin with the myth of the Nataraja image. Once upon a time in the Daruka forest a group of very enlightened sages lived with their wives. Over a period of time they became very arrogant and were filled with pride about their powers. They became so arrogant that they considered themselves more powerful than the gods and everyone else in the Universe. In many texts on dance Shiva is considered as the one who taught the art of dance to mankind. To this day the figure of Nataraja is held in high regard by all classical Indian dancers. This image has been used countless times all over the world to represent Indian culture. What is this image? Does it have any meaning besides being a beautiful depiction of movement? Let us look at the philosophical significance of this image.

76. Dances Of India - Table Of Contents Pictures of various dance forms from India; includes the role of dance in indian society like dancing deities and dance offerings. http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/dances/

more ads The Dances of India Last Updated: September 19,2005 Table of Contents Introduction The long and interesting history of the Indian dance form. Dance of the Celestials Yakshagana is a complete theater which includes song, dance and drama. Ballet Dancer from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh A Female Dancer from a Temple Sculpture in Belur, Hoysala Period Ghost Dance A Group Dance of the Native Man ... A Traditional South Indian Dancer with Flower Decorations See Also: Theatrical Arts of India - Table of Contents Folk Dances of Karnataka The Arts of India Kamat PictureSearch results for Dances Dances of India Kamat's Potpourri Timeless Theater Dances of India Kamat's Potpourri Merchandise and Link Suggestions Window Blinds Custom made window blinds for your home. International E-Commerce Marketing - Consulting services that work! Buy Diet, Xenical and Reductil Online Buy Xenical, Cialis, Propecia, Reductil. - UK Pharamacy Cialis Lowest UK Cialis price from FMC, Erectile Dysfunction and Male Impotence Specialists. HealthExpress - UK Online pharmacy for Viagra and Cialis for impotence and Reductil for obesity.

77. Index Of /nrithya indian dance Resource directory of artists, costumes, jewelry, music, and videos. http://www.nrithya.com/nrithya

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78. Dances Of India - History Of Indian Dance Kamat s Potpourri History of indian dance. The indian dances have sprung from the religious urges of her people. Its thematic contents are based on http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/dances/dances.htm

more ads Dances of India by K. L. Kamat First Online: August 13,2000 Last Updated: September 19,2005 History of Indian Dance The dance heritage of India is at least 5000 years old. A dancing girl figurine was found in the ruins of Mohenjodaro and is dated approximately 2nd Century B.C. Many group dancing sequences are depicted in exquisite rock paintings of Bhimbetaka caves of Madhya Pradesh. The apsaras (Celestials) dancers are carved at the gateways of Sanchi . The wall paintings of Ajanta and Ellora, the sculptures of Khajuraho, the temple walls of Hoysala dynasty, stand ample evidence for popularity of Indian dances from ancient times. Through the centuries the dances have been used as a vehicle of worship and expression of emotions in India. The temple dancers (Devadasis) have led a very austere lives in order to perform sacred dances to please Gods and Goddesses. The Devadasi system is still prevalent in some states of India. In Karnataka they are dedicated to the Goddess Yellamma of Savadatti. In Orissa , they are appointed to perform various activities of the temple.

79. SRUTI-India's Premier Music And Dance Magazine English language monthly devoted to indian music and dance. http://www.sruti.com/

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80. Search India - Indian Dance Artists Information on indian dance artists. Anjali Mudra Association South indian classical folk dancing by a French couple http://www.searchindia.com/search/Arts_/Dance/Performing_Artists/index.shtml

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