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Yoga of Indian Classical Dance: The Yogini's Mirror
by Roxanne Kamayani Gupta
Roxanne Kamayani Gupta is a scholar of Indian culture and comparative
religion, a teacher of hatha and kriya yoga, and an initiate of the Sri
Vidya tantric tradition of goddess worship. She holds a doctorate in Anthropology
of Religion from Syracuse University and is currently Assistant Professor
of Religious Studies at Albright College in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Dancing
to the Flute: Music and Dance in Indian Art
by Pratapaditya Pal, et al
Music and dance, the subject most prevalent and so important in Indian
art, plays the central role in this breathtaking exhibition: Dancing to
the Flute. Never has there been a show that covers in such breadth and
depth of the subject. It brings together 200 works of art from museum collections,
private collections, and art galleries worldwide. Stone, bronze and wood
sculptures, paintings, textiles, and musical instruments, ranging in date
from the first to the 20th century, are among the objects selected. With
catalog entries and essays by Jim Masselos, Jackie Menzies, Pratapaditya
Pal, Reis Flora, John Guy, Robyn Maxwell, and Kapila Vatsyayan. Amazon.com
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Donors, Devotees, and the Daughters of God: Temple Women in Medieval
Tamilnadu
by Leslie C. Orr
Listed under Ancient India
Hindu
Dances (Nrityanjali)
by Sri Ragini
Publisher: Asia Book Corp of Amer; (June 1982)
Indian
Dance : The Ultimate Metaphor
by Shanta Serbjeet Singh
Book Description: This volume touches all aspects of Indian
dance spanning from the traditional to futuristic. It blends analysis and
interpretation and offers a bracing perspective on how classical dance
has taken shape through the ages, enriched our culture and maintained our
store of wisdom, sanity and humanity, even as it prepares for teh enormous
challenges it faces in the new millennium.
It celebrates the brilliant flowering of Indian dance throughout the
world. Hundreds of young Dutch, Surinamese and other nationalities learn
Odissi in Antwerp. Its School of Tabla Teaching is among the best anywhere.
There are Japanese teachers of Kathak in Perth. In Montreal, Toronto and
many other cities of Canada, a high level of research and scholarly work
on Indian dance studies has been going on for several years now. In the
United States, even small towns boast of Bharat Natyam or a Kuchipudi teacher
and multicultural classes of enthusiastic learners.
This is a seminal volume with contributions from some of the most eminent
names in their respective fields of dance, complemented by a portfolio
of photographs of gurus and dancers—both past and present.
Publisher: Art Media Resources Ltd; |
Kuchipudi
Bharatam or Kuchipudi Dance : A South Indian Classical Dance Tradition
(Raga Nritya Series No 5)
by K. Uma Rama Rao
Hardcover (December 1992)
South Asia Books; ISBN: 8170302919
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Bharata Natyam
by Sunil Kothari
Hardcover - 240 pages 2 edition (March 6, )
Marg Publications; ISBN: 818502636X
Indian
Classical Dancing : The Therapeutic Advantages
by Kanaka Sudhakerv
Hardcover: 123 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.50 x
11.00 x 8.75
Publisher: Stosius Inc/Advent Books Division; (January
)
ISBN: 8120713311
Kathak:
Indian Classical Dance Art
by Sunil Kothari
A
Panorama of Indian Dances (Raga Nrtya Series ; No. 6)
by U. S. Rao
Hardcover: 346 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.25 x
11.00 x 8.50
Publisher: South Asia Books; (June 1993)
ISBN: 8170303303
Kathak-
Rhythmic Echoes and Reflections by Shovana Narayan
Devadasi System in Ancient India (A Study of Temple Dancing Girls
of South India)
by A. K. Singh
Publisher: South Asia Books; (December 1990)
Fundamentals of Ancient Indian Music and Dance
by S. C. Benerji
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The
Traditional Indian Theory and Practice of Music and Dance
(Panels of the Viith World Sanskrit Conference, Kern Institute, Leiden)
edited by J. Katz
Book Description: From the Introduction by Jonathan Katz: The
articles in this volume are revised versions of papers presented at a session
organized by Dr Sanjukta Gupta and the author for the 1987 World Sanskrit
Conference in Leiden. The general interest in this session was the role
of the Sanskrit tradition in the performing arts in India. Narrowing this
down, the organizers invited participants to consider the relations between
theory and practice in music and dance, with particular reference to the
Sanskrit textual tradition of musicology.
Bharata
Natyam from Temple to Theatre
by Anne-Marie Gaston
Hardcover: 403 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.00 x
8.75 x 5.75
Publisher: South Asia Books; (April )
ISBN: 8173041466
Rhythm in Joy Classical Indian Dance Traditions by L. Samson
Classical Indian Dancing M. Bose
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