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Indian Dances, Medicine Men And Prophets: Dramatic Pictures Of Self-Torturing Ceremonialists Whose Wild Exhibitionism Often Ends In Death by William R. Draper, 2010-05-22
The Rain Dance People: The Pueblo Indians, Their Past and Present by Richard Erdoes, 1976-03
Songs Of The Indian Dances by Cora Phebe Mullin, 2008-06-13
Indian dance for the Caribbean (illustrated) by Sandra Sookdeo, 1994
Apsaras in Indian Dance by P. Banerjee, 2003-09-30
American Indian Dance Steps by Bessie Evans, May G. Evans, 2010-05-23
Dhananjayan on Indian Classical Dance by V.P. Dhananjayan, 2007-08-01
The 1870 Ghost Dance by Cora Du Bois, 2007-07-01
Indian Jewellery - Dance of the Peacock: Jewellery Traditions of India by Usha R. Krishnan, 2006-07-17
Ghost Dances and Identity: Prophetic Religion and American Indian Ethnogenesis in the Nineteenth Century by Gregory Ellis Smoak, 2008-03-11
Dancing to the Flute: Music and Dance in Indian Art by Jim Masselos, Pratapaditya Pal, 1997-01
Sun Dance for Andy Horn (Indians of the Northern Plains) by Shelly Frome, 1991-01
Dream Songs and Ceremony: Reflections on Traditional California Indian Dance by Frank LePena, 2004-06
The Complete Book of Indian Crafts and Lore by Ben W. Hunt, 1974-08

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Surdhwani - Indian Classical Music
Organization in the UK providing events featuring indian Classical musicians and dancers. Events listing, online tutorial, audio samples, and articles about music forms, artists, instruments, dance styles, and dancers. Also a Shockwave/Flash feature to create a concert.
http://www.surdhwani.org.uk/
EAST INDIAN DANCE
EAST indian dance.
http://johanna.itgo.com/custom4.html

Extractions: Unfortunately this system declined and the dancers ended up facing a lot of hardship until they were banned from the temples in our century. But thanks to the hard work of a few outstanding dancers, today the dance has been revived and is now very popular again. Today it is a stage art but it has kept the traditions from the temples with the same technique and repertoire. In this dance form there is one part that is purely technical, where the feet are used to stamp different intricate rhythms while the hands and eyes do ornamental movements. The other part of the dance is where the hands and facial expression together with the body movement are used to portray stories from the Hindu mythology.
Savithri Arts Academy
Institute of indian Classical dance
http://50megs.com/saacademy
AsiaSource: AsiaTODAY - A Resource Of The Asia Society
Bharatnatyam Classical indian dance April 27, 2001 I bharatnatyam /I From the Asia Society s AsiaSource A special report on Classical indian dance.
http://www.asiasource.org/news/at_mp_02.cfm?newsid=49956
PAMPA, California USA
Performing Arts, indian Classical music and dance
http://www.pampans.com
Gypsy Dance, Indian Dances,
You might say it s a freeform of Kathak dance (classical N. indian dance form).The rhythms are interpreted throughout the body whether through the use
http://www.ghungaroo.com/gypsydance.html

Extractions: GYPSY DANCE (Banjara Style) As a people, Gypsies are non-conformists and rebels of conventionalism. Foreigners wherever they go and the target of persecution for hundreds of years. This negative has, on the other hand, created a strength of character and togetherness few can compare. The full spectrum of human emotions is expressed daily in the dramatic life of Gypsies. Gypsies migrated from India about the 10th century a.d. throughout the world for reasons, I would assume, being able to maintain their independence from governments and cultures who dictate their destiny. Freedom from tyranny is the essence of the Gypsy soul. The soul of Gypsies touches us all. We all have one living within us- a fantasy awaiting expression. In non-Gypsy cultures, this fantasy is open to interpretation. The name "Gypsy" is widely used to express the wildest and most perverse feelings. It is probably the most misused term in western cultures. "Gypsy" has become a metaphor for humanity's struggle for expression of passion; but there's a large cultural gap between gypsy and non-gypsies. The root of Gypsy culture is India ; and in almost every country where Gypsies live, the morals and traditions can be traced to India where interpretations of personal freedoms are different. The characterization of "free as a gypsy" in western terms, is expressed through nudity, sexuality, etc.reflecting their personal interpretations. This does not exist in the Banjara Gypsy dance form. On the other hand, these emotions are communicated by an intricate body language, facial expressions and hand gestures. It's a dance which transcends nudity and vanity. It reflects the inner most passions of the soul.
Classical Indian Dance - 290 Of The Best Sites Selected By Humans
Popularity, 3 Columns. Pages PZ, 4 Columns. Classical indian dance. CBEL Arts ( 290 links, last update 12 April 2004 ) * = new links
http://www.cbel.com/classical_indian_dance/
ChÃTx Indian Classical Dances
Carnatic Music dance ( Chennai ) South indian dance. Dec - January, Pictures of Classical indian dances - Favourite images of Classical indian dance.
http://www1.fctv.ne.jp/~masala/dance.html

Extractions: I ndian Classical Dances ChTx The classical tradition is an ancient and sophisticated art form stretching back over thousands of years. Originating in the temples and performed by the devadasis, the classical styles have been associated with mythology, philosophy, and spiritual beliefs of the Hindu culture and, in more recent times, the Islamic tradition.Classical dance has its roots in the Natya Shastra, the earliest known written text on dramaturgy. Attributed to the Sage Bharata in the second century, this Sanskrit treatise defines drama, comprising speech, mime, dance, and music, and lays down the principles governing technique and aesthetics. Bharata Natyam o^EieBA @Ì@³VçÆÖÁÄ`³³ê½ ìC hE^~Ìx Bharata Natyam developed in the temples of Tamil Nadu in southern India. It has a driving percussive energy flow. Space and movement are perceived along precise geometric lines, emphasized by crisp footwork.
Index Of /nrithya
indian dance Resource directory of artists, costumes, jewelry, music, and videos.
http://www.nrithya.com/nrithya

Extractions: Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 27-Apr-2004 21:26 - books.htm 03-Mar-2004 19:55 5k costumegallery/ 03-Jun-2004 14:35 - costumes.htm 03-Jun-2004 10:34 4k flash/ 10-Apr-2004 19:58 - graphics/ 07-Mar-2004 22:10 - hdrlinks.htm 25-Feb-2004 21:15 1k music.htm 25-Feb-2004 21:15 3k music/ 08-Mar-2004 10:01 - order.htm 03-Jun-2004 10:32 18k order_copy(1).htm 19-May-2004 12:14 30k styles/ 19-Jan-2004 13:55 - videos.htm 08-Mar-2004 09:59 4k
Sruti - India Music And Dance Society
The India Music and dance Society is a nonprofit organization, based in the Philadelphia area, presenting indian classical music and dance performances. Concert and event schedules, newsletters, message board, mailing list, and links.
http://www.sruti.org/
Native American Lore Index
If you have a story of Native indian Lore you would like to have posted here, send it to me with as much information Origin of the Buffalo dance Blackfoot 03.
http://www.ilhawaii.net/~stony/loreindx.html

Extractions: Below are links to several stories of Native American Indian Lore from several Tribes across Turtle Island. If you have a story of Native Indian Lore you would like to have posted here, send it to me with as much information about the Lore that you can, and I will post it with others found here. Help me to make this site the best Lore site on the Web . Id like to extend a warm welcome to all those visiting from either Discovery School Magazine project or Animal Planet. Osiyo Oginalii, Ulihelisdi Owenvsv.... Cherokee for Greetings Friend, welcome home. Our site has been selected as a valuable Internet resource for Discovery Channel School's Discover Magazine theme for fall 1997 Buffalo and the Mouse
A1# Ella Little Bird Custom Shawls
Offering custom made indian dance shawls and contemporary skirts, vests, and jackets.
http://www.ellabird.com
Native American Indian Lore: Dance Of The Dead
dance of the Dead. Luiseño. Native American indian Lore. A lore of the Luiseño People of Southern California. Once a year the People
http://www.ilhawaii.net/~stony/lore131.html

Extractions: Native American Indian Lore Once a year the People of Kamak left their village and went up Palomar Mountain to gather acorns. Everyone went, young and old, and even the ill were carried along on litters so that the village could stay together at this important time. The house were left empty, no one was afraid to thieves in those days. While the village was deserted, a man from anther nearby village called Ahoya came to Kamak. He found everyone gone. He knew where they had gone, and why, so he knew he could not see his friends this trip. He decided to spend the night and go on his way the next morning. He did not go into anyone's house, but rather he took a large basket normally used to store grain and turned it over. He crawled under the basket, where the wind could not bother him. He fell asleep. In the early evening, but long after dark, he was awakened by someone calling People out to dance. At first he thought the People of Kamak had come back from acorn gathering. Then, being a old man, he began to recognize the voices of People he had known many years ago, but who were now long dead He began to realize that the voices were spirits of the Dead! While the People of Kamak were away, the Dead had returned to dance. The old man lay quietly under the basket, listening to the voices of all the People, all the way back to the ancient days. He heard the Woman-who-was-turned-into-rock as she sang, He heard the Man-who-scooped-rock-with-his-hand as he sang. All the People of the ancient days were here n the village again.
SAA-uk
Information on events, and workshop programme in indian music and dance. Photo gallery, events calendar, and introduction to music, instruments and dance.
http://www.lcimd.org.uk/
Mohiniattam - The Dance Of The Enchantress. Www.artindia.net
Gives a brief description on the history and background of the indian classical dance form Mohini Attam.
http://www.artindia.net/attam.html

Extractions: I Articles I Classifieds ... Indian Cinema I Online Chat I E-Cards I Mohiniattam - The dance of the enchantress. An article by Sunanda Nair. Sunanda Nair, a very fine exponent of Mohiniattam now lives and teaches in the United States. Click here to reach Sunanda's Home Page at www.artindia.net This Indian classical dance form - Mohiniattam - comes from one of the South states of India, Kerala. And the mere mention of Kerala brings up in ones mind the wondrous and incomparable beauty of its landscape .The scenic backwaters where the palm fronds fill up the Kerala skyline moving gently and gracefully in the breeze, the boats bobbing up and down gently, gracefully and in perfect tune with nature and its rhythm . A Mohini Attam dancer immediately reminds you of this scenic beauty in her dance. The movements are beautiful and lyrical and they are always in an unbroken chain, from one movement very gently and gracefully merging into another . Though the movements are swaying and gentle the presentation comes out with a tremendous and strong impact leaving the spectator in an atmosphere of grace, charm, vitality and a forceful vivacity. The graceful and long limbs of a Mohini Attam dancer brings before your eyes the vision of the palm fronds swaying and dancing in the breeze and the movements are like those of a boat bobbing up and down in the back waters. There is a tremendous amount of force that a Mohini Attam dancer brings out in her performance without which the performance would be lacking in its lustre but this tremendous energy is released in a very controlled and graceful manner which can be achieved only with discipline , hard work and (bhakti) or devotion to the art form.
Indian Dances : Performing Arts : Dances : 123india
about the famous Bharatanatyam exponent Alarmel Valli Bharatanatyam classical dance artiste of South India Arathi School of indian dance - premier school in
http://www.123india.com/arts_and_culture/performing_arts/
Welcome To Bharathi Kalalaya's Web Home
A fine arts institution/school dedicated to Performing Arts in indian Music and dance based in Fremont, California USA.
http://www.bharathikalalaya.com/
Indian Classical Music - Kalavant Center - Manhattan, NY - Home Page
New York centre that supports the preservation of traditional musical and dance styles of southeast Asia, with a special emphasis on indian Classical music. Artist profiles, events, and links.
http://www.mightyhost.com/kalavant/
American Indian Dance Teams SCOUTER Interactive - Your Guide To Scout Out The Ne
The Net Compass category for Scoutings American indian dance Teams. Based in the Greater Lowell Council. Kootaga indian dancers, Inc.
http://www.scouter.com/compass/Scouting_Organizations/American_Indian_Dance_Team
Arathi School Of Indian Dance
Lessons and performances in indian Classical dance and Folk dance in San Antonio, Texas
http://www.arathischool.com

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