Like the second and third Chouka steppings, Chanukah #1 also follows the same first, second, and third-speed tempos.
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Not until recently, was the Odissi dance style created and organized into a dance repertoire. Its roots came from the Mahari Dance, the first traditional dance style of Odisha. The Mahari Dance was a ritualistic temple dance form performed by chaste women in front of Lord Jagannath in the ancient Puri Temples. This dance form […]
Torso Movement
Dakshyachala – moving the torso to the right. Bamachala – moving the torso to the left. Agrachala – moving the torso to the front. Prusthachala – moving the torso to the back Prachala – moving the torso all around.
Introduction to Odissi
Follow a spiritual aesthetic such that the theme is rooted in religion. Whether it be a painting, sculpture, musical composition, or dance, these styles like to depict a certain faith, morale, and/or religious story. All eight Indian classical dance (Odissi being one) forms focus on expressing devotion to the “Higher Being” through their dance repertoire.