History of Bharatanatyam:
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Ronan keating when you say nothing at all rapidshare. Bharatanatyam, which originates from the state of Tamil Nadu in South India, is one of the most popular dance styles in India. A popular interpretation of the name of the style is:
“Bhava (expression) + Raga (musical mode) + Tala (rhythm) NATYAM (dance) = Bharatanatyam “.
Teachers called nattuvanars and ritualistic dancers called devadasis, in the temples of south India, have handed down the highly cultivated art of Bharata Natyam over the centuries. This style is a direct descendant of devotional dances performed in the temples of South India from the tenth century to the middle of this century.
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Besides the school of Bharatanatyam associated with the state of Tamil Nadu, there is a Mysore school of Bharatanatyam, which retains the traditions of temples and courts of the ancient Mysore state of Karnataka state. (For more information on this school please refer to Dr. Sathyanarayana's book ' Bharatanatya - a critical study' - a wonderful scholarly read for anyone interested in Bharatanatyam).
Southern India has a very long history of stylised dance and this has been well recorded both in visual and textual documents. In the Tamil epic 'Silappadikaram' or 'the story of the anklet' describes many dances styles prevalent in ancient times. Similarly the karana sculptures in the Cidambaram - Nataraja temple, and others Kumbakonam - Sarangapani temple show a rich history of stylised dance in the southern region. Dr. PadmaSubrahmanyam is a present practitioner of style, which is derived from a study of these sculptures. These dance traditions were the heritage of performers who were part of the courts of kings or performers who were part of religious traditions. One must remember that society was more homogenous (though not completely devoid of external influence) during ancient periods. So the performers were either travelling bards and dancers, or performers belonging to different courts. What is perhaps unique to India is the long tradition of women dedicated to temples. These 'handmaids of god' or devadasis were dedicated to the temples (both Shiva and Vishnu temples), and they were part of the daily ritual of worshipping the deity where they performed dances in praise of the god. This was almost a pan Indian phenomenon. Unfortunately over a period of time due economic and social pressures these devadasis fell into disrepute. This led to dance itself receiving a bad reputation because of the practitioners who were in a untenable situation.
Besides the devadasis the court traditions also carried on the traditions of dance.
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The Tanjore Quartets being the most well known. They were court artists under a Maratha Ruler of Tanjore. (The Marathas ruled between the period 1674-1885 AD). They are responsible for the present day repertoire of Bharatanatyam. They composed and directed many dance items and to this day their contributions are held in high esteem and are performed in present day dance recitals. The format remains the same with a few changes here and there.
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