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Imagination through depths
Shows to present classical, folk and popular music Western music particularly classical to suit the theme of a
show as well as creative work to juxtapose eastern and western style, work on the translation of literature of
Indian language are the vital aims of Nrityakala Dance Heritage
Since inception Nrityakala Dance Heritage produced innumerable shows, presented prominent dancers,
musicians and artists, created shows involving professional, local artistes and students
Nrityakala D.H.
Was founded in 1986 as a school of
Indian dance with the philosophy “learning through dance”. Over the years the organisation became a proponent of Indian culture and heritage in the UK. NK THE RHYTHM’s exciting journey over the last 33 years has seen the organisation evolve from imparting dance lessons and performing and creating shows to working in education, developing workshops and the filming and production of educational and documentary film and releasing of audio CDs based on the works of Tagore in many languages targeted to a worldwide audience. It has also brought Tagore to the centre of UK parliament by taking the works of Tagore to The House of Lords.
Past Events
Tagore Dance
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Veda Dance
Tagore created few songs on the Veda mantra by inserting tunes for performing in regular ‘Upasana’ (Prayer) and for auspicious occasion. The tunes are based on the rhythm the way the mantras are chanted.
Classical Style Dance
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South Indian Dance
Tagore created few songs on the Veda mantra by inserting tunes for performing in regular ‘Upasana’ (Prayer) and for auspicious occasion. The tunes are based on the rhythm the way the mantras are chanted.
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