Shastram TV Ep 30 - Paramparai - History of Bharathanatyam Cholas, Tanjore - Dr Gnaanaa Kulendran

The Journey Part 10
My journey takes me to Tanjore where I had first heard about the Tanjore dancers from Dr Gnaanaa Kulendran, former Professor and HOD and Tanjore Tamil University. She shares her stories about Raja Raja Cholan and the Tamil hereditary behind Bharathanatyam. Her Book Music and Dance in the Thanjavur Big temple will be available through Shastram next year. Stay tuned and follow us to be alerted of the release of the book.

[@dakkumar]

What a lovely talk! I have enjoyed it thoroughly.

[@gnanakulendran3604]

Happy many research students are benefiting by this video. Thanks to Ghirija Jeyaraj .

[@yashoda291]

This is so true!! Fairy tale! Yes! Takes guts to say the real experience means more. Ma'am! You have another admirer here🙏

[@nesamanypuththiran9421]

The narration is a good explanation for Silappathikaaram. Dr Gnna Kulendran's explanation clarified a lot of detail about Mathalvi's dance pauses. Even the musical used on those days. Paramparai muramai, Theva adiyaarkal system..... it is an eye opening clip. I saved and I have to to watch time and again.

[@karthikiyengar6141]

Leave madhavi she is beautiful come to our bharatanatyam many of them very fat and ugly they should teach they want to perform but atleast you can dance to teach you should know many thing changes in any traditional art one day it will go to a dead end so you should stick to tradition to know dance or music little we have to take seven rebirth