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"A Kathak performer must study and train in abhinaya and in all four elements of kathak dance: tayari (virtuosity of technique, readiness), laykari (deep understanding of rhythm and timing), khoobsurti (beauty and grace), and nazakat (delicacy and subtlety)." (Source - Google)
Physical Fitness: Full-body workout through intricate movements, improving strength and flexibility.
Posture and Balance: Emphasis on alignment enhances body awareness and posture.
Rhythm Skills: Develops a strong sense of timing and rhythm synchronization.
Cognitive Agility: Complex choreography enhances memory, concentration, and cognitive skills.
Emotional Outlet: Express a wide range of emotions and stories through dance.
Artistic Expression: Fosters creativity in choreography and interpretation.
Confidence: Performing boosts self-confidence and stage presence.
Cultural Connection: Deepens understanding of Indian culture and heritage.
Teamwork: Group performances promote coordination and collaboration.
Stress Relief: Rhythmic movements provide relaxation and stress relief.
Patience and Discipline: Instills dedication and patience for continuous improvement.
Cultural Appreciation: Fosters cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
Social Engagement: Connect with a community, forming friendships.
Lifelong Learning: Offers ongoing growth and exploration of the art form.
One of the 8 Indian Classical Dance.
Originates from Uttar Pradesh
Kathak means narration or a story with dynamics and elements of dance.
Enrol now to understand the mystical revelations and elevation that Kathak has to offer.
A Kathak Demo Session offers a trial experience to assess interest, teaching quality and overall fit before enrolling in a class. It allows individuals to evaluate the learning environment, and make informed decisions about commitment of time and money.
In India, semi-classical dance forms are often influenced by classical dance styles like Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, and others. These semi-classical dances may incorporate storytelling, emotional expressions, and fluid movements, often using classical dance vocabulary in a lighter, more accessible manner.
Semi-classical dance can be a bridge between the rigid structure of classical dance and the free-flowing nature of contemporary dance. It allows dancers to experiment with different rhythms, musical genres, and choreographic elements while still adhering to certain traditional principles.
Overall, semi-classical dance is a versatile and creative style that celebrates both tradition and innovation, making it a popular choice for performances that aim to appeal to a wide audience.
Semi-classical dances are fun and fluid. This dance type breaks the stylized structures and forms of the classical dance, and adopts a more contemporary pace with modern traits and themes. All along the ethos of the basic dance remains intact. Semi classical is the combination of classical dance performed on any Bhajans and Ghazals.
A free style dance adopting the approach and mode of expression from the basics of Indian Classical Dance - Kathak
Having elements of both classical and popular music.
Features -extensive body movements, grace -expressions, speed, immense creativity that finds a fit into the modern stylistic trends.
Introduction to Indian Classical Dance - Kathak Illustration of Hindustani Taal System and basics of Kathak.
Brief description of the following terms: Sam, Laya, Matra, Tode, Tatkaar, Gatpalta, Footwork etc. Practical understanding and training of shloks/vandana, devotional songs, light music to have a basic grasp of 'semi-classicality'.
Guidance to adapt a composed Body posture, Body Language and Body Alignment suitable for 'Classical Dance - Kathak'.
Thorough practice of body movements and expressions.
Refinement in skills of story telling, synchronisation of movements and expressions with efficient techniques.
Detailed music practise on semi classical, light, devotional, bollywood and popular songs.
Increased Stamina, Confidence, Alertness, eliminated Stage Fear and evolved appreciation for Indian Classical Dance.