New Delhi, 18th edition of the World Dance Festival, which began here on Saturday, puts a spotlight on the inheritance and future of Indian dance with performances in various dance styles, master classes, lectures and discussions.
The famous dancer and founder of the ghetto Chandran, the dancing festival in the International Center for India, has opened from a seminar on movement and dance, the dancer.
On the evening of the opening of the Spicmacay and its founder Kiran SET, the awards “Pusksh” was awarded to “Vorskha for” an excellent contribution to the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage of India through youth employment. ”
The award that was previously presented to the Shanta Serbian Singh, Avina Pasrich, Kamalini Datt and Lila Venkamanaman, includes ais and pride ₹1.00 000.
“This honor not only belongs to every student who was sitting in front of an artist, every volunteer who gave his time to the macaque, and every institute that believes in the power of art to form mind and life. In the world of constant change, classical arts secure us to something deep, something boundless.”
The poet and scientist Ashok Wapey gave a lecture on “Dancing”, poetic and philosophical reflection on how dance, rooted in the present, opens portals to fantasy, memory and transcendence.
This day ended with the performance of Bharatonatyam Madhura Brushundi and the Catacus Cauli Tsviv.
“World dance day is a moment to pause and celebrate what the dance brings to our lives, not just technology or tradition, but also emotions, truth and transformation. This festival is our proposal of art, and young dancers who will transfer it forward,” Chandran said.
The second day of the dance festival will continue from the seminar Shankar, after which the “Avatory-History of Nastya”, the theatrical translation of the 2500-year-old saga, the script and the specified Rama Bharadva, studying the divine origin of Indian dance through humor and understanding.
The festival will end with “Kuchipudi” wrap up and Adissi, who perform high -haired gausha.
This article was created from an automated news agency channel without modifications to the text.
