Enclosed Message from Nataraj Music & Dance Academy
Respected Sir/ Madam,
The Nataraj Music & Dance Academy, Member International Dance Council, UNESCO is organizing Vysakhi Nrithyotsav-2011, 4th all India Classical Dance Festival at Visakhapatnam from 17th Sept. 2011 to 20th Sept. 2011. In this connection we wish to conduct National Seminars / Workshop from 18th Sept. 2011 to 20th Sept. 2011 in collaboration withDept. of Dance, Andhra University. Eminent exponents and experts in the field of Dance are going to render demonstrations and invited talks connected with Indian Classical Dance. This will be a great opportunity for the Eminent exponents & young Research Scholars to present their research papers.
.Themes
* Role of State and Central Govt. towards Indian Classical Dance forms.
* Impact of Guru Shishya Parampara on Kuchipudi– whether positive or negative.
* Synthesis of Yoga & Dance
* In-corporation of Classical Dance as a subject in School Education.
* Glimpses of Indian Culture in our Classical Dance forms.
So, the interested Scholars may send their papers with following terms & conditions
1) The last date for the submission of papers is on 25th August,2011.
2) The papers may be sent to Festival Director through Email/Courier & clearly entitled as Papers for the Seminar
2) The selected papers will be called for presentation during the Seminar secessions and all the sent papers will be put into the Website & published in the Souvenir .
3) No TA,DA & Accommodation will be provided to the paper presenters.
Thanking you Sir/Madam.
Yours faithfully,
[ B. VIKRAM GOUD ]
Founder President & Festival Director
Nataraj Music & Dance Academy
Contacts:
Nataraj Music & Dance Academy
Member:Internationl Dance Council,UNESCO
50-1-50/1.ASR Nagar Double Road
Visakhapatnam,AP.India
CellNo:098481 37445, Email;vikram_natyam@yahoo.com
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