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 15th Qutub Festival on September 29-30, 2007 in New DelhiDelhi Qutub Fest to open with Sufi Music Artistes from India and Pakistan...
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Printable Version Life History of BanjoHearing a tune played on a banjo reminds us of Dixieland, country, and definitely blues music. The blues and banjos are connected, but the blues varies according to Cordelia Tremont
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 Guitar Tips for BeginnersSome of the first things you’ll learn is how to hold your guitar Raja Diamonds
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 Dances Of India: Dances of Shiva (Chapter-II)As Nataraja, he is the Supreme Lord of dance and drama... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 History And Myths of Indian Classical DancesIn South India, the dancer moved from the temples to the homes of the rich landlord... Leela Samson
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 The Himalayan ZoneLadakh, Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 Cultural Renaissance in HaryanaThe cultural upsurge attracted a number of scholars, especially at the University level to do research on the various aspects of folk-culture, traditions and folk heritage of Haryana... D. C. Verma and Sukhbir Singh
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 Folklore of Haryana (Part-II)Haryana is rich in folklore. As noted elsewhere, the region is inhabited by simple, unsophisticated people, with traditions of their own... D. C. Verma and Sukhbir Singh
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 Folklore of Haryana (Part-I)Haryana, the lotus land, the birth place of vedic literature, the place where Lord Krishna gave the Gospel of Gita... D. C. Verma and Sukhbir Singh
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 Indian Musical Instruments: DrumsAvanaddha vadya, pushkara, panava, dardura, ghana vadya, mridanga, kharram, tumbaknari, khole, table, dagga, khung, nagara, sindhi sarangi, santoor, veena, pamba, mohori, panchmukha vadya, chandra piraai, surya pirai, daff, chengun dafli, tammate, gna, mridangam, tribal dhole, hudukka, idakka, burra, gummate, ghumat, tribal nagara, kudamuzha and pakhavaj... Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
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 The Theory Of Indian DancesLord Shiva - When he dances he called Nataraja - the Lord of Dance... Leela Samson
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 Dances of Sri KrishnaThe spirit of keep Away has been with man for thousands of years though there is no formal record of the game before the 18th century...
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 Kuchipudi, Mohini-Attam and Sattriya: Indian Classical DanceIn Kuchipudi dramas, the male dancers impersonate the female characters. No women were permitted to take part in these dance dramas... Leela Samson
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 Dances Of India: Dances of Kali (Chapter-III)Kali, the stark naked dark and fierce goddess of pestilence and destruction who receives blood sacrifices... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 Dances Of India: An Encounter With Reality Through Dance (Chapter-I)The universal but unique phenomenon known as dance springs from man's innermost creative impulses, religious urges, emotions and sensibilities... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 Dances of Heavenly NymphsUrvashi, Menka, Rambha and Tillottama are the most famous and are adept in the art of music and dancing...
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 The Collective CreationFolk dance is a term which covers various dance-forms originated, developed and maintained by the villagers, farmers, peasants, shepherds, fishermen and tribals living in... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 Bharata Natyam - Indian Classical DanceAlaripu, Jatiswaran, Shabdam, Varnam, Padams, Javalis, Kirtanam and Tillana... Leela Samson
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 The Desert RegionRajasthan and Gujarat... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 The Peninsular SouthLezim dance, Goph dances, Tipri dance, Dahi Handi, Dindi dance... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 Musical Instruments: The Cultural PerspectiveVadya, khung, rusem, baram, waram, yel, batanse, pana, nei, beral, viral, Kal, badane, panai, anai, ane, enugu, yazh, kuzhal, maddalam, vedic samhitas, aghati, toonava, nadi, kanda, godha, beent, gisban, biwa, pipa, daff, sitar, padahi, murava, vangsi, kahala, ghanta, bheri, kombu, sankh, mukha veena, mohori, dholak, timila, idakka, jhanj, talam and nayyandi melam... Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
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 Indian Musical Instruments: Wind InstrumentsSushira vadya, shehnai, nagasvaram, filili, fifli, fululu, naqara, shofar, shringa, kohuk, sakna, singi, singha, naferi, kombu, jatakas, tiruchinnam, gomukha, sankh, bansuri, algoza, srutis, vamsi, bansi, kolal, kuzhal, kolavi, pillanagrovi, toonava, tirayu, seevali, pungi, khung, rusem, nagasvaram, mahudi, tarpo, ghonga, khongada, dobru, pepa, mohori, muvari, madhukari, olaga and gamaka... Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
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 Indian Musical Instruments: Stringed InstrumentsTata vadya, gintang, gontam, fifli, tuntune, ek tara, baul, dehatatva, khamak, chonka, jamidika, buang, tamboora, sitar, sarode, tanpoora, juari, tumburu, tumbi, moorcchana paddhati, villadi vadyam, gejjai, damaru, munja, vana veena, saptatantri veena, vipanchi, yazh, veenai, makara, santoor, qanoon, rabab, tritantri, tuila, alapini, gottuvadyam, memerajan, kinnari, rubaiya, yali, chikari, dhole, kamaicha and dilruba... Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
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 Musical Instruments: SolidsGhana vadya, ganaka, tala, danda, jaltarang, kastha tarang, kolu, dandiya, kolattam, villu, onam, dahara, laddi shah, tongten, sheku, songkong, slit drum, katola, mandapam, nal tarang, tokka, khedda, lebang gumani, moorsing, mridanga, ghata, khanjeera, moorchang, kirikittaka, omichicahuagtli, doddu rajan, kokkara, sukti vadya, raponi, kathakali, semmankalam, seemu, sree mandal, chimta, manjira, jalra, jhallari, kartal, tali, talam, elattalam, kuzhittalam, bhrattalam, brahmatalam, bortal, gilabada, jhunjuni, gejje pooje and ghatam... Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
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 Musical Instruments of RajasthanDhol, Sarangi, Matka and Algoza, Ravanhattha, Nagara & Satara...
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 Kathak: Indian Classical DanceKathak is the only classical dance style of North India. It was popular in Uttar Pradesh and from there, spread to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Kashmir, Bihar and Gujrat... Leela Samson
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 The Plains Plus PlateauxMadhya Pradesh, Bihar and Orissa... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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 Odissi: Indian Classical DanceThe instruments used in Odissi are the mardala - a drum, the manjira or cymbals, the violinist and flutist. The dancer wears typical Oriya saris and beautiful silver jewellery... Leela Samson
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 The North-East IndiaAssam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Tripura... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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| Musical Instruments: Introduction Rudra veena, Saraswati veena, Kacchapi veena, kokkara, gargara, ruga braiya, kirikittaka, scokti vadya, tabla, dagga, thali, dhimmas, tippani, sankh, pancha vadya, lebang gumani, kakali, gatra veena, daivi veena, daravi veena, chitra, vipanchi, pungi, shehnai, muraja, jagante barisu, aghati, adambara, lambara, nadi, karkari, vana, suska, kin, che, t'u, chu, tala, vitata, karuvi, sitar and sarode... Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
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 Masks And Masked DancesClay, wood, brass, gilded copper, bamboo, bark, pitch, hide and papier mache are materials used for making masks such as Tribal mask, Lama mask, Zari mask, Purulia Chhau mask, Seraikela Chhau mask, Sahijatra mask... Dr. Suresh Awasthi
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 Manipuri: Indian Classical DanceThe sankirtan is very beautiful ceremonial dance in Manipur. Here, the story of Shri Krishna is told. The snakirtan has ragas and talas and also has rasa... Leela Samson
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 Kathakali and Chhau: Indian Classical DanceKathakali uses two main drums - the chenda and the maddalam. They are large and heavy and are carried by the musician, tied around the waist... Leela Samson
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 Puppets And Puppets PerformancesKartnataka Figures, Puppets and the Ramayana, Glove Puppets, Rod Puppets, String Puppets, Shadow Puppets... Dr. Suresh Awasthi
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 Dances of Great PlainsPunjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal... Dr. B. R. Kishore
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