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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP FESTIVAL OF CLASSICAL & FOLK DANCES OF INDIAChandigarh Institute of Performing Arts (CIPA) Chandigarh, India invites young dance students/artistes/performers/choreographers between the age group of 16-40 years to the City Beautiful-Chandigarh to attend the International Workshop 'Festival of Classical and Folk Dances of India at Chandigarh, India from January 29 - February 7, 2001The workshop will have training in different Indian dance forms namely Classical (Bhartaya Natayam and Kathak), Folk dances (Bhangra ,Gidha ,Nautanki ,Ghoomer , Chau etc.), Indian Music, Yoga and Meditation. The participants will find the experience both educational and enjoyable and will gain an insight into the genre and philosophy of Indian Dances. The participants shall also work together for the culmination of some dance performances to be presented on the final day of the workshop festival. They can present performances of their own Culture on this occasion to give an opportunity to the Indian audience to see the rich culture of the countries. CLASSICAL DANCES Bharata Natyam: Bharata Natyam interprets the language of rhythm and melody in diverse patterns of curves, angles and lateral movements of precise rhythmic movements of the hands and the continuous footwork that is the basis of the dance. Rhythm and emotions are beautifully blended in Nritya, the expository dance that conveys poetic meaning in gestures and facial expressions combined with rhythmic gaits and postures. Kathak Dance: The predominant style of Kathak dance is pure dance, footwork is its distinctive characteristic. The beauty of Kathak dance is the perfectly harmonized plastic patterns of the arms and curves of the body that give visible expression to the rhythm patterns of the feet. Variations in tempo, permutations of the timing cycle in cross rhythms, rapid turning movements and sudden still poses, are the technical formulae of Kathak. Flow of movement, grace and poise, are its aesthetic qualities. FOLK DANCES The primary impulse of Indian Folk dance is rhythm. From the simple beat of the drum to the complex rhythm of a cultivated art, it is the love of rhythm that creates the dance. Folk dances have a cultural background and are a vital part of India's artistic heritage. WORKSHOP DETAILS AND CRITERIA FOR PARTICIPATION Dates: January 29-February 7, 2001 Eligibility: Young dance students/artistes/choreographers/performers from all over the world in the age group of 16-40 years. Language: English No.of seats: 30 Workshop fee: US$500 Facilities: Workshop fee covers free lodging and boarding, local transportation and sight seeing, medical facilities, training, course material and free access to Indian performances. Last Date of Registration: 27th December, 2000 Registration form: Regform.doc (MS Word format)
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