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Natyanjali
Foundation for the Performing Arts:
Pronounced
Naat-Yah-n-Jali , which means an offering of dance, the foundation was
established in 1990 for the following purposes.
To
nurture the love of Dance.
To bring awareness to western societies about classical Indian dance.
To preserve, and promote Bharatha Natyam.
To explore collaborative compositions in dance with traditions foreign
to Bharatha Natyam.
To provide a forum for visiting scholars and performers of dance to perform
and demonstrate their talent.
The Natyanjali School of Dance
To nurture the love for dance, the school was established to train young
aspirants in this complex and demanding art form. The school follows the
Tanjore style of Bharatha Natyam. Students undergo rigorous training for
several years and are presented at various community events, school performances
and solo maiden performances. New enrollment is usually accepted in October
.
Student
performances have been featured in Pacific Asia Festival, the Festival
of India in the U.S. Lotus Festivals, Cultural Festival hosted by the
Mayor of Los Angeles.
Over
the years the school has had the opportunity to host dance performances
by distinguished performers from foreign countries.
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