81. Indian Classical Music And Dance - Kalavant Center New York centre that supports the preservation of traditional musical and dance styles of southeast Category Arts Music Styles Classical indian Organizations......The Kalavant Center works to preserve and to help foster growth and innovationsin indian music and dance. Kalavant Center for Music and dance. http://mightyhost.com/kalavant/

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82. Indian Classical Music And Dance - Kalavant Center New York centre that supports the preservation of traditional musical and dance styles of southeast Asia, with a special emphasis on indian Classical music. Artist profiles, events, and links. http://www.mightyhost.com/kalavant/

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83. Savithri Arts Academy Institute of indian Classical dance http://50megs.com/saacademy

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84. SRUTI, The India Music And Dance Society The India Music and dance Society is a nonprofit organization, based in the Philadelphia area, presenting indian classical music and dance performances. Concert and event schedules, newsletters, message board, mailing list, and links. http://www.sruti.org/

S R U T I The India Music and Dance Society 2003 Season SRUTI Presents Carnatic Vocal Concert by ARUNA SAIRAM Accompanied by B.V. Raghavendra Rao (Violin) J. Vaidyanathan (Mridangam) Saturday, March 29, 2003 6:30 PM Julia Ball Auditorium Gwynedd-Mercy College 1325 Sumneytown Pike, Gwynedd, PA Tickets: Members: $13, Non-members: $16, Students with ID: $10, Under 16: free. Click here for details PDF For Tickets and Information, please call Viji Swaminathan (215-643-2145) Balu Balakrishnan (610-358-1673) K. Prabhakar (215-654-0527) Rungun Nathan Accompanied by H.N. Bhaskar (Violin), N. Manoj Siva (Mridangam) Sunday, April 13, 2003 at 3:30 PM

85. PAMPA, California USA Performing Arts, indian Classical music and dance http://www.pampans.com

86. Edmonton Raga-Mala indian dance. Mohiniyattam. MOHINIYATTAM There are many styles of indiandance. More will be added to this site in the near future. © Edmonton http://www.edmontonragamala.ab.ca/eastern/dance/

Indian Dance Mohiniyattam MOHINIYATTAM is one of the most lyrical classical dance traditions, originating from Kerala, the land of palm trees, backwaters, caparisoned elephants, Kathakali and Koodiyattam, and innumerable folk arts and festivals; that is God's own land. Its movements are soft and graceful (lasya oriented) and soaked in feminine grace. They have been likened to the sway of palm leaves in the gentle breeze. Mohini means enchantress and attam means dance; Mohiniyattam is the dance of the enchantress traditionally performed by women. The tradition of Mohiniyattam can be traced back to the 16th-17th century, a period generally considered as the golden era of arts and literature in the history of Kerala. A few scholars consider Balaramabharatam authored by Karthika Thirunal Balarama Varma of the Swathithirunal family, which in fact is an elaboration of the 6th to 10th chapters of the Natyashastra, as an authentic treatise on Mohiniyattam. The murals and sculptures of the 18th century in some temples and palaces too depict the concept of Mohini. The earliest known textual reference to Mohiniyattam is found in the commentary on the Vyavaharamala, a Sanskrit text written by Mazhamangalam Namboodiri during the 16th century. In the commentary believed said to be authored by a Brahmin scholar who migrated to Kerala, the word for "dancers" was translated as "Mohiniyattam artist etc". Another reference on Mohiniyattam can be found in the Ottanthullal (a semi-classical and semi-folk dramatic art form of Kerala) script Ghoshayatra, authored by Kunchan Nambiar during the second half of the 18th century.

87. Nrithya.com indian dance Resource directory of artists, costumes, jewelry, music, and videos. http://www.nrithya.com/nrithya

Namaste Welcome to nrithya.com Bringing the world of Classical Dance to you. DANCE COSTUMES We are your comprehensive source for fabulous Indian classical dance costumes. DANCE MUSIC Music CD for sale DANCE DIRECTORY With your assistance we would like to build a directory of Indian classical dancers, choreographers and accompanying artists from around the globe. So that in time, this site will host the most extensive directory of classical dance artists world-wide. Please take some time to submit your information to us. EVENTS A list of forthcoming events posted by visitors to our website. POST AN EVENT Please use this facility to post all dance and theater events. DANCE HISTORY This site provides information about the classical dance traditions of the Indian sub-continent. DANCE CLASSES Our Favorite Dancers . . . Pictures and links of dancers who we think are truly outstand- ing artists.

88. Indian Dance In The Diaspora By Rathna Kumar There has always been something mystical about indian dance, adding to its allureand beauty, and captivating the hearts of audiences all over the world. http://www.indianest.com/dances/00114.htm

All pages now at Boloji.com Visit also – BolojiClub.com – The Meeting Ground For Interactive Discussions Home Hindi Edition Kabir Writers ... Contact Channels Current Affairs Analysis Round Up Voices India Nest Architecture Astrology Ayurveda Buddhism ... Vithika On Boloji.com Book Reviews Computing Crossroads Desi Mind ... Women Rathna Kumar is Director of Anjali , Center for Indian Performing Arts, Houston, Texas, USA and Artistic Director, the Anjali Dance Company besides being the Artistic Director, SAMSKRITI Society for Indian Performing Arts (a nonprofit organization). Indian Dance in the Diaspora "In thy dance, Divine Dancer, freedom finds its image and dreams their forms. Its cadence weaves the threads of things and unwinds them for ages; Charms the atom's rebellion into beauty, gives rhythm to the symphony of the stars; thrills life with pain, And churns up existence into surging joys and sorrows" - Rabindranath Tagore There has always been something mystical about Indian dance, adding to its allure and beauty, and captivating the hearts of audiences all over the world. It is this mysticism that attracted the attention of western dancers Ruth St.Denis and Ted Shawn, of Anna Pavlova, Isadora Duncan and Maurice Bejart, and influenced their choreography. But it was Uday Shankar and Ram Gopal, two innovative exponents of Indian dance, who took the western world by storm with their combination of good looks and artistic talents, and gave Indian dance a permanent place in the western hemisphere.

89. V A S U M A T H I - A Multi-hued Artiste - Rediff Personal Homepages Her achievements, credits, and her publications related to indian Classical music and dance. http://members.rediff.com/vasumathi/vasu.htm

window.location="http://www.vasumathi.net" Rediff Homepages V A S U M A T H I - A Multi-hued Artiste Right from a very young age, Vasumathi has always been deeply inclined towards the arts. Vasumathi has with all zeal and devotion made herself proficient in two of India's finest cultural strongholds, namely Carnatic Classical Music and Bharata Natyam Dance. Being a South Indian and coming from a family with an intense musical background, Vasumathi was initiated into this art at a very young age by her mother late Smt. Padma Seshadri, who was an accomplished singer. Subsequent to the initial grooming from her mother, Vasumathi learnt Carnatic Music from Smt. T. R. Balamani in Bombay. Vasumathi has now been singing for more than two decades. She has toured extensively in Europe and Asia Pacific countries and has given several performances and lecture-demonstrations in Franance, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Singapore and Thailand. Vasumathi is a graded artiste of the All India Radio, one of India's strongest upholders of classical music. Besides music, Vasumathi is also a talented dancer of Bharata Natyam. She has been pursuing it for more than two decades under the able guidence of one of India's most revered and celebrated masters in the field - Kalaimamani Guru Sri. T. K. Mahalingam Pillai, of Sri. Rajarajeswari Bharata Natya Kala Mandir, Bombay.

90. Indian Classical Dance Has Lost Spiritual Purpose By Indu G of dance and its Significance Today by Shreelata Suresh indian Classical danceHas Lost Spiritual Purpose by Indu G indian dance in the Diaspora by Rathna http://www.indianest.com/dances/00113.htm

All pages now at Boloji.com Visit also – BolojiClub.com – The Meeting Ground For Interactive Discussions Home Hindi Edition Kabir Writers ... Contact Channels Current Affairs Analysis Round Up Voices India Nest Architecture Astrology Ayurveda Buddhism ... Vithika On Boloji.com Book Reviews Computing Crossroads Desi Mind ... Women Indian Classical Dance Has Lost Spiritual Purpose There is much to say about the Indian classical dances about its lucidity, expression, etc. Yet many and most of our dancers forget why they are dancing and for what purpose they are dancing. The competition for performing, the glamour, commercialism, image, fame and all that nonsense has cropped into the dances since fifty years back when it was first brought from the temple. A dance like ours containing divine and Godly verses does not need people like critics to judge a dancer. Any dancer, whether they are veterans or superstars or a learner should be treated with equal respect as an expression of divine. Many dancers cling frantically to an organization and the organizers in order to get performance opportunities. In return they are expect to promote these organizations and bring up the organization's image in the name of dance; thereby contributing to politics, rivalry between

91. RAMAA BHARADVAJ - Indian Classical Dancer An eminent dancer, choreographer, and teacher/educator of indian Classical dance (Bharata Natyam and Kuchipudi). Also the Artistic Director of the Angahara Ensemble based in Yorba Linda, California, USA. http://www.flash.net/~ramaa/

"Ramaa Bharadvaj has taken great strides in creative choreography" - Indian Express, Madras, India "Ramaa is a discovery for me. Her choreography involving the traditional and innovative, was brilliant." - Ravi Shankar on the cover of Dance Magazine June 2000 Ramaa Bharadvaj Artistic Director Angahara Ensemble Indian Classical Dance Ramaa Bharadvaj receiving the tile of Natya Kala Bhushani in Madras, India July 1994 Please visit us at our new website at www.ramaadance.com How To Reach Us You can contact Ramaa Bharadvaj and Angahara several different ways. We can send you more information about our performances and educational activities. We can also provide you with brochures and a sample video tape highlighting our activities. Please contact us by any one of the following methods. By phone or fax at By mail at 5535 Via Verano, Yorba Linda, CA 92887-4931, USA By email at ramaa@adelphia.net MAIN MENU

92. Indian Traditional Dance Performance BharataNatyam(ƒCƒ“ƒhŒÃ“T•‘—xƒoƒ http://www.yk.rim.or.jp/~paulo/

93. EBay - The World's Online Marketplace Links to all main dance styles as well as a dance school for blind kids. http://www.apnaindia.net/indiainfo/artscult/dances.htm#Classical Dances

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94. Heritage India - Costumes, Languages,Religion, Culture, Art, Craft,Dance, Music, Heritage India Costumes, Languages,Religion, Culture, Art, Craft,dance,Music, indian Cuisines, indian Mythology, Fairs Festivals of India. http://travel.indiamart.com/indian-mythology/

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95. Welcome To Bharathi Kalalaya's Web Home A fine arts institution/school dedicated to Performing Arts in indian Music and dance based in Fremont, California USA. http://www.bharathikalalaya.com/

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96. Indian Dances,Dances Of India,Classical Indian Dances,Indian Folk Dances,Folk Da dances of india, classical indian dances, indian folk dances, folk dances in india,classical dances of india, tradition dances, indian dance music, dance http://travel.indiamart.com/dances/

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97. Guardian Unlimited | Arts | Indian Classical Dance, Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Participants in a threeday season of classical indian dance, these subcontinentalperformers provided striking contrast with the rest of the international http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/edinburgh2002/story/0,12262,781866,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home News Friday Review Regulars ... Help Recent features and reviews Saint Ludmila, Usher Hall, Edinburgh Surrogate Cities, Usher Hall, Edinburgh Oedipus Rex, Playhouse, Edinburgh Maria Stuart, King's Theatre, Edinburgh ... Siegfried, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh Dance Indian Classical Dance Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh Alice Bain Wednesday August 28, 2002 The Guardian Birju Maharaj dances with his eyebrows and silent-movie eyes. Raja Reddy's huge long hands seem to grow in the dark, and as for Malaviki Sarukkai, she is a goddess. Participants in a three-day season of classical Indian dance, these subcontinental performers provided striking contrast with the rest of the international festival's dance programme. Part talk/demonstration, part performance, each of the six presentations looked at one regional technique. The set-up was the same for all. The stage was bare save for a candle, simple lighting and a low platform to the side for the musicians. The dance, much of it solo work, highlighted contrasts and similarities between styles. For an audience perhaps not especially familiar with the complex patterns of rhythms and harmonies that are inseparable from Indian dance, the live music was added value - all of it fine, some exceptional.

98. Arathi School Of Indian Dance Lessons and performances in indian Classical dance and Folk dance in San Antonio, Texas http://www.arathischool.com

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99. Voice Of Dance - Community ----------------------------------------- Ballet Ballroom Butoh Circus Arts Classical indian dance Contact Improvisation Country Western dance search links CLASSICAL indian dance a k. http://www.voiceofdance.com/community/links.cfm?type=Classical Indian Dance

100. Mahabharata indian CLASSICAL dance. BY RIZVI SOFTWARE. indian CLASSICAL dance , developed byRizvi Software, is a multimedia journey through the dances of India. http://www.saralsoft.com/mm_icd1.htm

AYURVEDIC GUIDE TO TOTAL HEALTH BHAGAVAD GITA DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF INDIA GANDHI ... PANCHATANTRA INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE BY RIZVI SOFTWARE INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE , developed by Rizvi Software, is a multimedia journey through the dances of India. This interactive multimedia encyclopedia is an entertaining look at 7 Indian classical dances. It features Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kathakali, Mohini Attam, Kuchipudi, Manipuri and Odissi . It explores the origin and growth to technique, gurus and leading artists of each dance form. Indian Classical Dances give the viewers an insight into the great gurus like Yamini rishnamurthy, Padma Mahapatra, Birju Maharaj, Jhaveri sisters and many many more. Features More than 60 minutes of video Hundreds of photographs and illustrations Hundreds of pages of text Power of multimedia at your fingertips Original performances by lead artists. Extremely informative and erudite for all the young viewers. System Requirements: Windows 3.1 or higher, 386 or higher 4 MB RAM, VGA 256 color display at least 2 MB of hard disk space. Sound Card, CD-ROM drive

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