| Diyaanjali
Nritya (Invocation Presentation) | In this opening item the dancers
pay their Bhakti & Shraddha to the two Great poets and
dance with joy to exquisite rhythmic pattern of Nritta. |
Aamra Sobaii Raja
| Tagore Song representation in a group dance composition
|
Master Babu by Tagore
| Listen to the journey of master babu trying to educate his
cat - a recital.
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| Holud gadar phul | Nazrul
geeti - a song expressing the bounty & beauty of spring that serves as
the background for a lively folk dance performed by our young artists. |
| Ekdin Rathe Ami Swapno Dekhinu | Recital of Tagore's poem "Ekdin Rathe Ami Swapno Dekhinu" |
Quiz Time for Kids
| On
the occasion of the RNJ celebration, this program rakes the brains of kids
and older ones, about the facts of life of Rabindranath Tagore and Kaji
Nazrul.
|
| Hasyakoutuk-
provided by Sarbari Gupta | One of Tagore's small hilarious
skit about a kid who wanted to embarrass his teacher in front of his parents. |
| Dance of Wind | This
song of Rabindranath Tagore, "Pagla Haoya" holds sway over the hearts of the people. The beauty and
depth of the song is immeasurable. The song has withstood the test of time
for over a century now and will continue to hold its appeal for years to
come.
The dancer interprets the song through lithe movements and blithe gestures. |
Puratan
bhritya
Provided by Chaitali Maity. | One of the famous poetry of
Tagore. Its about a loyal servant who inspite of being held low by his master serves him in
difficult times without caring for his life. |
| Dance | Nazrul Geeti
|
| Nrityanjali
Anandadhara | The first dance based on Kazi
Nazrul Islam's "Anjali Lahamo" has devout
dancers expressing their love for God.
The next song is "Rim Jhim Ghono Ghono Re" by Rabindranath Tagore,
where joyous dancers sway away happily in the rain.
The finale of
Anandadhara is Rabindranath Tagore's "Momo
Chitte"
, where the dancers depict
their emotions through rhythmic movements about life's good and bad . |
Get to Know Them
| An "sketchey" journey through the lives of Kobi Guru and Kazi Nazrul, with some moving recital of some of their poems.
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Kathak Dance
| Kathak Dance
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| Saveri Pallabi | Pallavi means 'to blossom forth'. Pallavi is a nritta or pure dance item in the Odissi repertoire. Characterized by strong footwork and body movements, Pallavi is an exposition of the dance as well as the music. Set to the tune of a specific raga, a Pallavi traces through the musical swaras and the dancer elaborates with a weave of lyrical movements that bring out the beauty and charm of Odissi nritta. The item is an expression of Sringara or beauty in nature |
Ak Bhab Dui Prakash
| Sraddhanjali to Gurudeb RabindraNath Thakur and Kazi Nazrul Islam. |
