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Download Solution PDFJugalbandi in Kathak refers to ________.
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Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is competitive play between dancer and tabla player.Key Points
- The main draw of the Kathak recital is jugalbandi.
- It depicts the dancer and the tabla player engaging in competitive play.
- Indian classical music, particularly Hindustani classical music but also Carnatic, is performed in jugalbandis.
- It has a duet performed by two solo artists.
- Jugalbandi literally translates as "entwined twins."
- The duet may be instrumental or vocal.
Additional Information
- According to legend, the roving storytellers known as Kathakars in ancient northern India were where the art form of Kathak first developed.
- Medieval king Wajid Ali Shah of Lucknow, India, made significant contributions to the growth of Kathak.
- Typically, the tales in Kathak performances center on the Hindu god Krishna.
- Stages of Kathak:
- Kathak Level 1 – Prarambhik.
- Kathak Level 2 – Praveshika Pratham.
- Kathak Level 3 – Praveshika Purna.
- Kathak Level 4—Madhyama Pratham.
- Kathak Level 5 – Madhyama Purna.
- Kathak Level 6 - Visharad Pratham
- Kathak Level 7 - Visharad Purna
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