RECENT TEACHING TECHNIQUES IN CLASSICAL DANCE
Purva Pandit Shreevas
Abstract
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Purva Pandit Shreevas
Abstract
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Most among the recent dancers from last decades are pursuing dance as a performer as well as a teacher. As performer we all are reaching our goals, to perform impressively, make new adaptations in our dance techniques and even maintaining the traditional style of our dance. With all of this we are able to reach students to an extent. These days students are inclined towards classical dance, parents choose classical dance over western, but the number is still low. I know this is just the beginning, still a long way to go.
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Most among the recent dancers from last decades are pursuing dance as a performer as well as a teacher. As performer we all are reaching our goals, to perform impressively, make new adaptations in our dance techniques and even maintaining the traditional style of our dance. With all of this we are able to reach students to an extent. These days students are inclined towards classical dance, parents choose classical dance over western, but the number is still low. I know this is just the beginning, still a long way to go.
Key concepts: Dance, Performing arts, Style (visual arts), Visual arts, Dance education, Psychology, Art