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Indian Classical Dance Immersion – Level 3
Kuchipudi : Nrityam and Abhinayam with Hari Om
6-11 December (Sunday & weeknight evenings), Langham Place
| About the Immersion |
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What a wonderful chance for all lovers of Indian Dance to learn the theory about Kuchipudi's origin in addition to the various aspects of Abhinayam (expressions/histrionics), which are like the heart and soul of Kuchipudi dance. This immersion presents a new angle that includes challenging choreography in Indian semi-classical dance apart from the study of Jatis (blocks of kuchipudi steps woven together to notations).
This fun immersion will improve your physical, expressive and theoretical aspects of Indian Dance, while providing a very powerful workout for the entire body and mind.
What to expect:
Theory:
• Study of Origin of Dance in India
• Study of requirements of a dancer, Kinkini (anklets)
• Study of variations of Shiro (head), Drishti (eye), Bhru (eyebrows) and Griva (neck) movements
Practice:
• Study of Jatis (Easy and Medium levels)
• Choreography for Indian dance style (Semi-classical )
Open to all levels!
Basic knowledge of kuchipudi steps is an advantage but not compulsory.
Students will receive a certificate upon full course attendance. |
| Schedule and Description |
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6-11 December (Sun - Fri)
Sunday 6 10:00am - 1:00pm & 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Monday 7 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Tuesday 8 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Wednesday 9 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Thursday 10 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday 11 7:00pm - 10:00pm (Graduation Day)
Day 1 - Sunday, 6 December
10:00am - 1:00pm
• Origin of dance
• Jati practice
• Introduciton of qualities of dancer and anklets
3:00pm - 5:00pm
• Description of nataraja statue
• Jati practice
• Classification of dance and introduction of expressions
Day 2 - Monday, 7 December
7:00pm - 10:00pm
• Indian dance (challenging choreography)
• Shiro bheda (head variations)
Day 3 - Tuesday, 8 December
7:00pm - 10:00pm
• Indian dance (continued)
• Drishti bheda (eye variations)
Day 4 - Wednesday, 9 December
7:00pm - 10:00pm
• Indian dance (continued)
• Bhru bheda (eye brow variations)
Day 5 - Thursday, 10 December
7:00pm - 10:00pm
• Indian dance (completed)
• Griva bheda (neck variations)
Day 6 - Friday, 11 December
7:00pm - 10:00pm
• Summary of all workshop content
• Certificate presentation |
| Fees |
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FULL PROGRAMME
Kuchipudi: Indian Classical Dance Immersion - Level 3
• 6-11 December (Sun - Fri)
• Total 7 sessions, 20.0 hrs
• Open to All Levels
- Regular Price: HK$ 3,250 per weekend
- Early-bird 20%: HK$ 2,600 per weekend (ends 29 November) |
| Terms & Conditions |
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Early-Bird/ Refunds/Cancellation:
· Early-Bird 20% Discount ends 29 November 2009.
· No refund or credit for cancellation after 29 November 2009.
· All refunds are subject to a 10% processing fee that will be deducted from your refund.
To register, please see reception. |
| About Hari Om |
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Hari Om (Hari Eranki) was born to a family of traditional musicians and dancers. He started learning Kuchipudi dance at the very young age of 3 under the tutelage of the legendary Guru Sri Pasumarthi Sitaramiah, an exponent of the true and traditional form of Kuchipudi dance. Under his guidance, Hari Om has performed since the age of 5 in various parts of India and won competitions on the district, state and national levels.
His most prestigious achievements include his participation in the 1994 and 1995 international Kuchipudi dance festivals in Mumbai and Hyderabad respectively, along with the likes of Swapna Sundari, Meenakshi Seshadri and other such great dance exponents. He also won a scholarship from The Centre for Cultural Resources and Training in New Delhi to study Kuchipudi for 8 years. Subsequently, he obtained a Diploma in Kuchipudi dance from the Telugu University, Hyderabad in 1995.
Hari Om has his own dance school - Sri Gowthami Kala Vihara in Visakhapatnam, India - which he started in 1992 when he was just 14. Since then he has trained hundreds of aspiring dancers who have won laurels, awards and competitions in India. He came to Hong Kong in 2003 and introduced the city to yoga dance for the first time. Since then, he has established himself as the trendsetter for this kind of dance and trained many Hong Kong people in the fine art of Indian, Bollywood, as well as Kuchipudi dance, in which he has conducted 3 workshops to date. Hari Om is a seasoned performer for some of the most prestigious events in the city including the Harvard Alumni Charity Ball, Diwali Ball, the annual Independence Day celebrations by the Indian Consulate, etc. Like him, his students have also performed Kuchipudi and Bollywood dance for many major occasions in Hong Kong.
Describing dance as "a soulful experience" that alleviates the stress and strain of daily life, Hari Om gains immense satisfaction from teaching dance as it broadens knowledge, inspires creative freedom and instils more joy into people's lives. |
Langham Place
9/f Langham Place Office Tower
8 Argyle Street
Mong Kok
Kowloon
+852 3691 3691
+852 2186 8808
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