The event will also screen one of the first dance-drama productions, ‘Le Horla’ (French) and ‘Großer Zorn’ (German).Kathak (Sanskrit: कथक) is one of the ten major forms of. Verses woven into melodies, turned into songs, recited by language professionals Anupam Joshi (Japanese), Jaya Gadgil (French), Yashodhara Gadgil and her student Ishani Kotwal (Chinese), Srujana Kathalkar (Spanish), Tillmann Schürfeld (German) will be wonderfully enacted by Kathak dancers, without hampering our traditional boundaries. The poet tries to make humans realise that they are nothing in front of Nature's grandeur, through his work French poet Victor Hugo’s painful loss of his daughter and his suffering walk towards her graveyard depicted through dance movements will be one of the highlights of the event.Ī Japanese poem by Inuo Taguchi, who feels that Nature is the only God and worships it, describes its various aspects that caught the fancy of these Kathak dancers. The audience will get to witness a magical performance emoting a piece by the legendary German poet ohan Wolfgang von Goethe, who beautifully blends his feeling of love with the blooming spring of May and writes to his beloved.
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Six upcoming Kathak artistes will be coming together to reveal the intricate relation of melodies, emotions and Mother Nature through different verses of these languages. The audience will get to witness five languages - German, French, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese - seamlessly blending with Kathak. ‘Songs of Nature,’ an hour-long pre-recorded dance recital is an exuberant journey of art and passion. With a post-graduation degree in Kathak from the Department of Performing Arts, Pune University, Aishwarya and Sharvari are learning and teaching at Shambhavi’s International School of Kathak (SISK) and are disciples of renowned Kathak dancer Tejaswini Sathe. Sharvari Bhide, a graduate in French, has also completed DELF B2. Founded by Aishwarya Sane and Sharvari Bhide in September 2020 on Instagram, TCM is celebrating its first foundation day with ‘Songs of Nature.’Īishwarya, who completed her graduation in German Literature from Fergusson College, Pune, has also done C1 from Goethe Institut, Pune. The platform promotes the coming of cultures together by breaking the barrier of language and bringing the two languages and Kathak together.
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