BHAJANS & ABHANGS (BHARATHANATYAM SONGS) | CD - music
BHAJANS & ABHANGS (BHARATHANATYAM SONGS)Item Details Format Physical Copy / Digital Language English / Tamil Genre Educational / Classical Arts Frequently Asked Questions Q: What specific Bharatanatyam dance pieces are...
BHAJANS & ABHANGS (BHARATHANATYAM SONGS)
Item Details
| Format | Physical Copy / Digital |
| Language | English / Tamil |
| Genre | Educational / Classical Arts |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What specific Bharatanatyam dance pieces are included in this 'Bhajans & Abhangs' CD?
A: This CD features a curated selection of Bhajans and Abhangs specifically chosen for Bharatanatyam choreography. Expect compositions suitable for interpreting devotional themes, often utilized in pieces exploring bhakti rasa, and adaptable for various levels, from beginner's Aramandi to advanced Arangetram repertoire.
Q: Are the tempos and arrangements on this CD suitable for Bharatanatyam practice and performance?
A: Yes, the tempos and arrangements have been meticulously crafted keeping Bharatanatyam in mind. You'll find variations that allow for both slow, expressive abhinaya (acting) and faster, more rhythmic nritta (pure dance) sequences. The music supports precise footwork and adavus.
Q: Can this CD be used for both vocal and instrumental Bharatanatyam performances?
A: Primarily, this CD is designed to support vocal performances, providing a high-quality rendition of the Bhajans and Abhangs. However, select tracks may be adapted for instrumental performances, offering a melodic framework for flute, veena, or other instruments commonly used in a Bharatanatyam orchestra. The liner notes provide some guidance on instrumental adaptation possibilities.
Q: Does this CD include liner notes with information on the ragas and talas of the Bhajans and Abhangs?
A: Yes, detailed liner notes are included, providing the raga (melodic mode) and tala (rhythmic cycle) for each Bhajan and Abhang. This information is invaluable for dancers and musicians seeking a deeper understanding of the compositions and for choreographing pieces that adhere to traditional Bharatanatyam principles.
