Like the second and third Chouka steppings, Chanukah #1 also follows the same first, second, and third-speed tempos.
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Theory
In Odissi, there is a lot of terminology, but lucky for you we have got you covered. We will go over: Hand Gestures (Mudras) Feet Positions Head Movement Neck Movement Eye Movement Torso Movement
What is Odissi?
Learn about the history/origination and the distinction between Odissi and the other Indian Classical Dance Forms: Quick Tip: Learn in this order before advancing to the Techniques and Theory part of the guidebook. Introduction Indian Classical Dance Forms History How is Odissi Different? Dance Repertoire
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.