Pandit Charka
East-West School of Dance​
Kathak Dance Classes Scheduls
EAST-WEST SCHOOL OF DANCE
AT ANANDA ASHRAM Time: Every Tuesday 4:30pm, 5:30pm,
6:30pm and 7:30pm
Address: 13 Sapphire Road, Monroe, NY 10950
Contact: (845) 783-7514/782-5575 Fax: 845.774.7368
www.anandaashram.org/e-w.school.of.dance
email: charkasn@yahoo.com
LOTUS MUSIC & DANCE STUDIO Time: Every Thursday 6:00pm
Address: 336 West, 37th St, Suite 315, NYC, NY 10018
Contact: (212) 627-1076
GANESH PATASALA-GANESH TEMPLE Time: Every Saturday 9:00am,10:00am
Address: 45-57 Bowne Street, Flushing, NY 11355
Temple: (718) 460-8484 ext.112
email: outreach@nyganeshtemple.org
YICG - YOUNG INDIAN CULTURAL GROUP Time: Every Saturday 3:15pm (Kathak Classes at Herricks Middle School )
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Contact: 516-739-1575 yicgroup99@gmail.com
HINDU TEMPLE & CULTURAL CENTER
Address: Brown Road, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
Contact: (845) 783-7514, Temple: (845) 297-9061 Time: Every Sunday 3:30pm, 4:30pm.
Kathak is the classical dance of North India. The word Kathak is derived from the word Katha, means "a story", and hence the word Kathak means a storyteller who recounted mythological tales in the temples and danced them in a state of ecstasy. Having its origin in the sacred text known as the Natya Shastra, said to be divinely inspired through the sage Bharata, it has become one of the most comprehensive and expressive language of movement in the world. It is hoped that East-West School's creative cultural exchange, inspired by a spirit of true co-operation between East and West, will continue to blossom and ultimately contribute to global healing and peace. The combination of physical and mental discipline inherent in the study of the art of dance along with the joy experienced in creative expression has been found to be very therapeutic and especially beneficial for young students in their overall development. Ongoing beginning and intermediate classes in North Indian Classical Kathak Dance are held at a several locations in the New York Metropolitan area. The dance school incorporated a formal syllabus under the guidance of Guru DR. Maya Rao and Pandit Birju Maharaj, both well known dance masters of India. There are 3 levels of basic training, followed by 3 more years of theory and practical study after which the students qualify to take exams for a diploma.
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