Shrita Kamala - Ashtapadi Geeta Govinda- Odissi Dance by Madhuri Kudva,Ravindra Natya Mandir 27Nov22 скачать в хорошем качестве

Shrita Kamala - Ashtapadi Geeta Govinda- Odissi Dance by Madhuri Kudva,Ravindra Natya Mandir 27Nov22

Indian Classical dance is an expression of the values of our culture– It’s not just an art form. Shiva and Krishna’s dance is often perceived as a conquest of good over evil in our stories, but it’s true aim is to elevate and expand our consciousness. Just like them, a classical dancer is trying to free herself from the mind-body complex; from the mental dogma of labels like ‘traditional’, ‘modern’, ‘religious’ and ‘sociocultural’. She is aiming for independence– freedom from the ego, from psychological needs and from all personal motivations that drive the art form. Krishna tattva is that essence in us that guides us on how to live in society. Natwar’s music and dance keeps people connected – Krishna’s Bansuri and Raas Leela brings people together; it needs to be performed collectively. Through his naughtiness, extroversion and easy camaraderie with others, his message is consistent to the people of the world – that our life, wealth, intelligence and speech must always be for the welfare of all. Only then our life becomes meaningful and worthwhile. We are forever tied together to the earth and we should never forget it. As Kaaliya, he danced and tamed Kaal. Rather than stand for an individual, he always stood for dharma, what’s good for co-existence of all; untainted by ego or prejudice. As a lover of Radha, his music called out for her with immense longing and desire. As a statesman, his firm but gentle ways always brought out the best behaviour in people. The first piece is SHRITA KAMALA - an Ashtapadi, from Kavi Jayadev’s 12th century immortal classic Geet Govinda. Raga Mishr Khamaj Taal – Jati Taal