- Dance), by
seeing the
sculptures in this temple. The
dance poses,
written in
Nrtta Ratnavali by
Jayapa Senani, also
appear in
these sculptures. The temple...
- the
Buddhist god Vināyaka, he is
often shown dancing. This form,
called Nṛtta Ganapati, was po****r in
northern India,
later adopted in Nepal, and then...
-
combined three arts,
instrumental music (vadya),
vocal music (gita) and
dance (
nrtta). As
these fields developed,
sangita became a
distinct genre of art, in...
- with all
three terms meaning "Lord of the dance". Narteśvara
stems from
Nṛtta same as Nata
which means "act, drama, dance" and
Ishvara meaning "lord"...
-
hastas (single hand gestures),
samyuta hastas (two hand gestures), and
nrtta hastas (dance hand gestures). Like
words in a glossary,
these gestures are...
-
dance of Sri Lanka. In
Sanskrit terminology it is
considered pure
dance (
nrtta); it
features a
highly developed system of "tala" (rhythm),
provided by...
-
consisting of Gita (melodic forms, song),
Vadya (instrumental music) and
Nrtta (dance, movement). The 13th-century
Sangita Ratnakara classifies Sangita...
-
included three arts,
syllabic recital (vadya),
melos (gita) and
dance (
nrtta), as well as two
musical genre,
Gandharva (formal, composed, ceremonial...
-
combined three arts,
syllabic recital (vadya),
melos (gita) and
dance (
nrtta). As
these fields developed,
sangeeta became a
distinct genre of art, in...
- to
cause harm to enemies. He is
often shown dancing. This form,
called Nṛtta Ganapati, was po****r in
northern India,
later adopted in Nepal, and then...
