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indische mädchen tänzerin, in traditionellen tuch und dekorationen, führt tänze - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Mädchen Tänzerin, in traditionellen Tuch und...
Indische Tänzerinnen, in traditioneller Kleidung und Dekorationen, führt Tänze auf. Frauen tanzen im traditionellen indischen Stil zu Klängen des traditionellen Musik-Cartoon-Vektors
bharatanatyam auf silhouette - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleBharatanatyam auf Silhouette
Klassische Tanz-Silhouetten
indische nautch-tänzer im viktorianischen london, 19. jahrhundert - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Nautch-Tänzer im viktorianischen London, 19.
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Vintage-Stich indischer Nautch-Tänzer im viktorianischen London, 19. Jahrhundert. In Nordindien ist Nauch einer von mehreren populären Tanzstilen, die von Mädchen aufgeführt werden, die als Nautch-Mädchen bekannt sind.
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Bharatanatyam oder Bharathanatiyam Tänzerin Vektor Ilustration isoliert auf weißem Hintergrund. Das Hauptgenre des klassischen indischen Tanzes entstand in hinduistischen Tempeln. Solotanz von Mädchen aufgeführt
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Indische Frauen, die Bharatnatyam-Tanz in traditionellem Kleidervektor aufführen.
Indische Odissi-Tänzerin. Nationale indische Tanzkultur....
Indische Odissi-Tänzerin. Nationale indische Tanzkultur. Indische Frau in ritueller Pose. Tourismus, Reiseinfografik. Großer alter indischer klassischer Tanz. Flache handgezeichnete Vektorillustration. Isoliert.
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silhouette - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleSilhouette
Klassische Tanzsilhouetten Eine Zeichnung der Umrisse eines inadischen klassischen Tanzes
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Kathakali Tänzerin performt auf weißem Hintergrund.
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Tanz in Indien Konzept der Zielseite mit Tänzerin in traditioneller Kleidung. Weibliche Performerin Hochzeitskünstlerin. Indische Tradition, Kunst, Kultur und Musik. Cartoon flache Vektorillustration
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Tänzerin in traditioneller indischer Kleidung. Darstellerin am Nationalfeiertag, Hochzeitskünstlerin. Indien Tradition, Kunst, Kultur und Musikkonzept.
Cartoon flache Vektorillustration
Süße indische Mädchen in traditioneller indischer Kleidung,...
Süße indische Mädchen in traditioneller indischer Kleidung Set, Sammlung. Cartoon Mädchen Charaktere, schöne nationale Kostüme von Indien
frau, die durchführung mohiniyattam tanz für glücklich onam festival von süd-indien-kerala-hintergrund - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleFrau, die Durchführung Mohiniyattam Tanz für glücklich Onam...
Vektorillustration einer Frau, die Mohiniyattam-Tanz für das Happy Onam Festival von Südindien Kerala ausführt Hintergrund
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Vektorskizze eines tanzenden Mädchens in einem indischen Kostüm, Tänzerin indischer Tanz
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Klassische Tanzsilhouetten Eine Zeichnung der Umrisse eines inadischen klassischen Tanzes; mit einer Uniform ausgefüllt
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Kreatives Konzept zum indischen Unabhängigkeitstag mit Mandala dekorativem Blumenmuster in Trikolore der Nationalflagge.
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Illustration mit tanzender indischer Frau, die im traditionellen indischen Stil Bharatanatyam tanzt
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Indischer Tänzer in traditionellen Haremshosen, Cartoon-Vektorillustration auf dem Hintergrund mit Platz für Text. Traditioneller indischer Tänzer in Baggy-Hosen und Knöchelbändern, Bollywood-Performer
klassischen indischen tanz bharatnatyam - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleKLASSISCHEN INDISCHEN TANZ BHARATNATYAM
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Indische Tänzer Vektor-Illustration
herzlich willkommen sie in indien broschüre. - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleHerzlich Willkommen Sie in Indien Broschüre.
Willkommen in Indien Broschüre. Handzeichnungselemente von Indien.
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indischer tanz-studio-vorlage - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndischer Tanz-Studio-Vorlage
Indian Dance Studio Vorlage. Komposition für Flyer Poster Drucke von Tanzschule und Studio. Vektor-Illustration
färbung seite von cartoon indischen tanzenmädchen - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleFärbung Seite von Cartoon indischen tanzenMädchen
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Indischer Mann und Frau in traditioneller Kleidung tanzen Volkstanz Set Vektor Illustrationen isoliert auf weißem Hintergrund.
indische klassische tanzform mit knöchelglocken und rotem farbstoff an den füßen. füße aktion, während indische klassische tanz vektor. - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische klassische Tanzform mit Knöchelglocken und rotem...
glücklich onam festival hintergrund - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleGlücklich Onam Festival Hintergrund
Vektorillustration des Happy Onam Festivals Hintergrund von Kerala
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Illustration des indischen Hintergrunds, der seine Kultur zeigt
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Nahtloser gelber Hintergrund mit tanzender indischer Frau und Elefant
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Indische Tänzerin tanzt
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Indische männliche Tänzerin in traditionellen Haremshosen,...
Indischer Tänzer in traditionellen Haremshosen, Cartoon-Vektorillustration auf dem Hintergrund mit Platz für Text. Traditioneller indischer Tänzer, der Baggy-Hosen und Knöchelbrecelets trägt Bollywood-Darsteller
indian tänzerin mädchen - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndian Tänzerin Mädchen
Indisches Tänzermädchen. Schöner Hintergrund, Karte für Ihr Design
indische tänzerinnen in der haltung der indischen tanz. - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Tänzerinnen in der Haltung der indischen Tanz.
Indische Tänzer in der Haltung des indischen Tanzes. Vektor-Cartoon-Illustration.
Indische Tänzerin auf weißem Hintergrund.
indische frauen in traditioneller nationaler sari-kleidung - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Frauen in traditioneller nationaler Sari-Kleidung
indische tänzerin - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Tänzerin
färbung seite von cartoon indischen tanzenmädchen - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleFärbung Seite von Cartoon indischen tanzenMädchen
Malvorlage von Cartoon-Mädchen, das indischen klassischen Tanz tanzt. Malbuch Design für Kinder.
indian dancers - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndian dancers
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Indische Mädchen Tänzerin, in bunten roten traditionellen Tuch...
junger indische mann in traditioneller kleidung tanz vektor-illustration auf weißem hintergrund - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleJunger indische Mann in traditioneller Kleidung Tanz Vektor-Illust
indischen tanz lektion - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndischen Tanz Lektion
kathakali-tänzer gesicht happy onam. - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleKathakali-Tänzer Gesicht Happy Onam.
Skizze des Kathakali-Tänzergesichts auf Blumendesign dekorierten Hintergrund für das südindische Festival, Happy Onam Feier.
klassischen indischen-tänzer - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleKlassischen indischen-Tänzer
schöne junge frau in traditionelle indische kleidung durchführung volkstanz vektor illustration auf weißem hintergrund - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleSchöne junge Frau in traditionelle indische Kleidung Durchführung
Schöne junge Frau in traditioneller indischer Kleidung führt Volkstanzvektor Illustration isoliert auf weißem Hintergrund.
Indische Menschen in traditionellen Kleidung Symbole des Land Set,
Inder in traditioneller Kleidung Symbole von Land Set, Rikscha, heilige Kuh, tanzende Menschen Vektor Illustration auf weißem Hintergrund.
wunderschöne llustration von bunten kathakali-girl gesicht. - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleWunderschöne llustration von bunten Kathakali-Girl Gesicht.
Schöne Llustration von bunten Kathakali Tänzergesicht auf blauem Hintergrund für Onam Festival Feierlichkeiten.
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indische mädchen tänzerin in der haltung der indischen tanz.
- bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Mädchen Tänzerin in der Haltung der indischen Tanz.
Indische Tänzerin in der Haltung des indischen Tanzes. Vektor-Cartoon-Illustration.
happy onam mahabali hintergrund mit king-size-bett - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleHappy onam mahabali Hintergrund mit King-Size-Bett
kathakali-tänzer gesicht happy onam. - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleKathakali-Tänzer Gesicht Happy Onam.
Skizze des Kathakali-Tänzergesichts auf Blumendesign dekorierten Hintergrund für das südindische Festival, Happy Onam Feier.
indische menü - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleIndische Menü
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Indische Tänzerin in traditioneller Tracht, Bollywood-Darstellerin
Indische Tänzerin in traditioneller Tracht, Cartoon-Vektor-Illustration isoliert auf weißem Hintergrund. Traditionelle indische Tänzerin in Sari, Nationaltracht, Bollywood-Darstellerin
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junger mann in traditionelle indische kleidung tanz volkstanz vektor illustration auf weißem hintergrund - bharatanatyam stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symboleJunger Mann in traditionelle indische Kleidung Tanz Volkstanz...
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Indischer Tanz Bharatanatyam. Vektor-Illustration
von 2Life in dance. Bharatanatyam
There is a bearded joke that Indian children first learn to dance and then walk and talk. But there is a certain amount of truth in it. Dance training is one of the solid pillars on which culture and education in Indian society rest. And if in films Indians dance at the table, on the street, in cafes and even on the plane, then this is no accident. In real life, they also start dancing at any opportunity. With much love, pleasure and skill.
The history of the origin of Indian dance
The art of dance is the most important stage in preparing children and adolescents for adulthood. The origin of the dance is associated with the 4th century AD, when the Natyashastra code was written. A variety of swings with arms and legs, which seem chaotic, are in fact strictly regulated.
Each dance shows a story from classical Indian literature or ancient mythology.
Not a single rite of service in temples begins without a ritual dance. Every year Madras hosts a dance festival that gathers representatives of various religious schools in one place. They believe in a different God, but the dance unites and brings each of them closer. To visit the dance festival in Madras is an unheard of luck. Because you will not see such extravaganzas and dances in any city in the world!
Originating in Tamil Nadu, the Bharatanatyam dance is a hallmark of India. This is what we saw in Indian films. It is characterized by clean, rhythmic movements and a whole set of rules. Based on aesthetic principles:
- Nritta. A dance in a classical form where the dancer simply follows the rhythm and embodies the music in movement.
- Natya. Theatrical direction, combines expressive gestures and pantomime.
Even one dancer can convey a whole series of stories from Indian mythology.
Each of her movements is accompanied by accompaniment to music and marvelous singing, retelling this or that legend.
The first part of the dance consists of ritual movements praising the gods. It is followed by the main part of the speech. It often lasts several hours. Hands, feet, fingers and facial expressions convey hundreds of emotions. At the end, the dancer performs a quick series of steps, symbolizing homage to Indian deities.
Musical instruments
Bharatanatyam is always performed with national musical instruments. The brightest of them is the mridanga drum, which is mentioned in the sacred Vedas. For the manufacture, a large piece of wood was used, which expanded towards the middle. Animal skin was stretched on both ends of the drum, so you can play the mridanga with two hands at once.
Dances at Indian weddings
If on the first day of preparation for the wedding, the bride is painted with mehendi (henna patterns), then on the second day the sangeet ceremony takes place.
Songs and dances begin. On the part of the bride and groom, relatives are preparing a series of dances that will entertain the newlyweds and guests. Everyone dances, from young to old. Usually relatives come from all over India and other countries - weddings are magnificent and huge. There are cases when several thousand people danced at the same time at a "modest" Indian wedding.
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| bharatanatyam Classical Indian dance tradition in India for over 2000 years. The history of the style is centuries old, however, one can reliably trace how it looked to the depth of three or four centuries. During this time, the terms, movements, and performed numbers, content, the musical component also changed and developed along with the style. The style was born and changed on the territory of such modern states as Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, which at one time were part of one South Indian kingdom, ruled by the Pallava and Chola dynasties, and today, since over time these states have their own local varieties of dance, the style is considered to belong to state of Tamil Nadu. The name of the style can be translated as Indian dance (Bharata - one of the names of India, natyam - dance) or Bharata dance - Bharata is named by the author of the treatise Natya Shastra. Also one of the interpretations - by syllables - Bha-bhava - feeling, Ra - raga - music, ta - tala - rhythm. This name was given to the style during the revival of Indian culture, followed by the liberation of India from the power of the English colonialists. The dance was originally performed in temples by devadasi dancers (maidservants of the god). At the temples, there were entire villages of dancers, and the parishioners of the temple often gave their daughters to the servants of the temple. During the heyday of culture, there were up to 400 devadasis at the temples. If the ruler liked the dancers of the temple, then individual dancers or their entire villages, and the temple itself were honored with gifts, the names of many dancers are immortalized in records on the walls of temple complexes. Devadasi dances served a variety of functions. The devadasis themselves were considered the wives of the temple deity, so one of their duties was to entertain the temple deity by dancing for him. Also, the dancers performed their numbers during the festivals, when the temple deity (often in the temple for this there is a special leaving "murti" - the image of the deity) was taken out of the temple on a chariot, accompanied by a procession of musicians, brahmins, dancers and believers. There were also families of singers and musicians who kept the South Indian classical style of Carnatic music - which was also an accompaniment for the Sadir dancers. From such a family of musicians came such famous Sadir reformers as the Tanjore Quartet - four brothers, court musicians under the Chola rulers, who made a great contribution to the codification of dance, in which many features of the dance that we know today appeared (adavu - dance elements, "bricks "the technical component of the dance," margam "- a dance performance program containing dance numbers that are different in complexity and content). With the arrival of the British colonialists in India and with the gradual impoverishment of the rulers, there was also a general decline in culture. Sadir did not escape this fate either. It was revived and restored during the struggle for the independence of the Indian people. We know such names of fighters for the revival of dance as Krishna Iyer (a South Indian lawyer who, in order to draw attention to this type of art, not only arranged evenings of South Indian classical art, but was also a dancer himself), Rukmini Devi Arundale - a Brahmin girl who married Englishman, and actively fought for the revival of art, the restoration of its reputation in the eyes of Indian society. Rukmini Devi began to study style quite late - at the age of 25, and soon organized the Kalakshetra Dance Institute, which became the first center to spread the national heritage (dance, music, crafts) in reborn India. Many researchers searched for dancers and teachers who continued to preserve the art despite the neglect of society, so today there are many schools within the style. The Kalakshetra sub-style was formed at the Kalakshetra Institute of Fine Arts in Chennai. Its founder, Rukmini Devi, trained in the Pandanallur style, refining it and introducing strict and rigid rules in both movements and repertoire, establishing a fairly high degree of stylization that the school has kept unchanged for many decades. Also under Rukmini Devi, the modern costume for the Bharatanatyam dance developed, which she developed together with European tailors - the costume is a stylized image of a sari, exquisitely draped on the dancer. During the existence of the school, many of its students became famous performers, many of them founded their own schools. These are such famous names as Leela Samson, the Dhananjayanov couple, Professor Chandrashekhar and many, many others. Pandannalur sub-style - different teachers emphasize different features of this style in their own way - some emphasize the naturalness and depth of abhinai-pantomime, others emphasize the complexity, clarity and jumpiness of the technical aspect - in the case of Pandanallur, it will be difficult for a modern viewer to draw a conclusion about its features , seeing one or two of its performers, as being passed along the chain from teachers to the next generation of performers, it inevitably changes, reflecting the abilities, talent and preferences of each next performer in an endless teacher-student chain.  .
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The history of dance is usually counted from the period of creation of the Natya Shastra. - a treatise on drama and music, many of the rules and requirements for dance of which are still applied in dance. The author of the Nayatya Shastra is considered to be the holy sage Bharata, whose life is attributed to the period from 200 BC. before 200 AD Of course, it is impossible to say with certainty what the dance looked like even a thousand years ago. Only records of dance in South Indian literature have come down to us, images of dancers on the walls of temples, records in temples of dancers. However, it can be argued that many of the features of the dance, which he acquired many centuries ago, have been preserved and continue to form the basis of the diversity of the classical styles of India. Over the centuries, the styles of each region have improved, more and more new movements, images and techniques have appeared in the dance. In South India, several styles of performance have developed, and one of them is Bharatanatyam.
Previous style names - Dassiattam, Sadir. 
At the temples, there was also an institution of nattuvanars - male teachers who taught and trained dancers, as well as accompanying dancers during a performance. Many rulers were patrons of temples, science and arts, sometimes they themselves were also the authors of poetic or musical works, sometimes they also danced. Gradually, the dance went beyond the temple, and court rajadasi dancers also appeared. 
The most famous of them are the substrata of Kalakshetra, Pandanallur, Vajuvur, Thanjavur and a number of others. 
