
Practice the piya tose choreography from Kathak, Lucknow Gharana, emphasizing precise steps, musical rhythm, and connecting with the audience during rehearsal.
Explore the basics of kathak from the Lucknow gharana through the Piya tose choreography part 2, focusing on beats, music, steps, eye movements, and audience and jury interaction.
Learn a bold, energetic Kathak choreography from Lucknow gharana, ghar more pardesiya Part 1, with step-by-step hand, waist, and foot patterns, expressions, and practice tips for mastering fast music.
Learn the Ghar more pardesiya choreography from part 2 by coordinating movement, expressions, and posture with the music, mastering rhythm, counts, and energy for expressive kathak.
Kathak is one of the eight major forms of Indian classical dance. It is indigenous to north of India and developed under the influence of both Hindu and Muslim cultures. The origin of Kathak is traditionally attributed to the traveling bards of ancient northern India known as Kathakars or storytellers. It involves intrinsic footwork, hand gestures and facial expressions. Kathak is known to be performed as a solo dance by both men and women who portray their grace and flow with their lucid movements.
Learn kathak, an Indian classical dance form, at a beginner 's stage and all the basics of it.
You are going to be learning:
· Basic mudras(with one hand and two hands)
· History and the origin of kathak
· Small dance pieces on hindi songs
· Basic terms and concepts of kathak
· Biographies of some famous kathak dancers
· Teentaal and some other various taals
· Basic knowledge of other dance forms
· Brief study of Lucknow gharana
· Dancers and the family tree of Lucknow Gharana
· The first four avatars of Vishnu and their stories
· Tatkaar in various speeds(called layas)
As long as one has a ready mind and body to receive the knowledge, one needn't worry about age while learning this dance form. With Kathak, you can burn around 400-600 calories per session.