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Nritya Sangam.
A Fusion of Bharatnatyam and Kathak Dances. $20.00
Indian Classical Dance Performance.
Featuring .....
Shambhavi Vaze and
Parimal Phadke.
Live
performance in Pune, February 2007.
1 DVD Set.
Excellent source to learn one
of the Indian Classical Dances.
Catalog No. :
KBDVD 149.
When two rivers meet it is called 'Sangam'.
When two styles of Indian Classical Dance
come together ..... Nritya Sangam. |
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When two rivers meet it is called 'Sangam'.
When two styles of Indian Classical Dance come together ....
Nritya Sangam. |
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Nritya Sangam, brings two classical
dance styles; namely Kathak from the North India and
Bharatanatyam from the South India on one platform. An
interesting play of similarities and contrasts in musical
disciplines [Hindustani and Carnatic] and dance ..... Shambhavi
Vaze and Parimal Phadke explore the contrasts and
similarities between the two styles. |
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The juxtaposition becomes the forte of Nritya
Sangam.
Witness the magic, which Shambhavi and Parimal create on
stage. Shambhavi becomes the Laasya [feminine dance] with
her soft and graceful dance. Parimal is Tandava [masculine
dance] with his firm and energetic dance. Both create
fireworks on stage through their rhythmic 'Sawaal Jawaab'. |
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Timeless ..... Nritya Sangam becomes a
metaphor for eternal blend of energy, form and content. |
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After a triumphant tour of the United States
in 2005, with 18 theatrical concerts, workshops and lecture
demos, Shambhavi Vaze and Parimal Phadke have come up with a
completely new Avatar of Nritya Sangam, a one of its kind
'Jugalbandi' of Kathak and Bharatanatyam dance forms. With a
rare combination of masculine vigor and feminine grace, the
dancers leave the audience awestruck with the blend of the
two Richest Dance Styles of India. |
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Nritya Sangam - New Avatar, has dance
pieces on traditional as well as modern themes on
specially conceptualized and recorded sound tracks [recorded
with an orchestra of 10 musicians from Hindustani and
Carnatic Style]. This two and a half hours performance
offers you a wide variety of content ranging from
traditional Navarasas to the fusion of Western Music and
Classical Dance. |
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Shambhavi Vaze .....
An Introduction. |
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Shambhavi Vaze, the most sought after young Kathak
danseuse from Pune, has had her training in Kathak dance from
her mother and renowned Kathak Guru Mrs. Maneesha Sathe. She has
also had extensive training in Laya - Taal and it's aesthetics
from none other than Taalyogi Pandit Suresh Talwalkar. She is
trained in Hindustani vocal music with Guru Mrs. Mangala Vaidya. |
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A commerce graduate from BMCC, Pune, she has
excellent command over French and has completed MA in Performing
Arts from Pune University's Lalit Kala Kendra, with distinction.
Gandharva Mahavidyalaya has honored her with three prizes for
securing highest marks in all the centers of India in Nritya
Alankaar Examination. |
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As a soloist, she has widely performed in all the
major cities and dance festivals of India.
To name a few .....
Sharad
Chandrika Festival in New Delhi, India.
Swami Haridas Sangeet Sammelan, India.
Raindrops Festival, India.
All India Classical Dance Festival in
Mumbai, India.
Pandit Vasant Rao Deshpande Smriti Samaroha in Nagpur, India.
Naad
Surabhi Festival in Bangalore, India. |
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With her mother, she has
performed and conducted workshops thrice in USA, six times in
Japan and in Bahrain too. |
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A recipient of National Scholarship for Dance by
Ministry of Human Resources, she has also been honored with
Singaar Mani award. |
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Shambhavi Vaze, is an empanelled dancer of Indian Council for
Cultural Relations, New Delhi. She is also a member of the
International Dance Council of UNESCO and a Mumbai Doordarshan graded artiste. |
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She is a faculty and Guru in the Center for
Performing Arts of University of Pune and runs a Branch of Maneesha Nrityalaya Kathak Dance Institute for the past 14
years. |
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Her choreographic works presented in various stage
shows and on the television have brought her a unique
recognition as a choreographer. |
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