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Rhythmic Movement with Rabindra Nritya

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Fees : 2500

Venue : Salankaraa Dance Studio, 16 Lake Temple Road, Kolkata - 700029 (Near Menoka cinema, nearest metro station: Rabindra Sarobar)

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Instructor : Ankita Roy, Instructor, Salankaraa Dance Studio

Rhythmic Movement with Rabindra Nritya Workshop

Presented by: Salankaraa and COG India Art Foundation

Dates: 6 - 9 June 2024

Time: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Fees: INR 2500

Venue: Chhobi O Ghor Art Gallery, 16 Lake Temple Road, Kolkata - 700029

Contact: +91 7595 95 7063

Age Group: 4 - 10 years old

Workshop Overview: Embark on a cultural journey with your child at our four-day Rabindra Nritya workshop. Designed for young dancers aged 4 to 10, this workshop teaches them to choreograph and perform a dance to a Tagore song, culminating in a performance at the "Barsha Mangal" program organized by Salankaraa on 14 July 2024.

What We Provide:

Expert Choreography: Learn from Salankaraa founder Ankita Roy
Performance Opportunity: All Participants will perform the choreographed piece at the "Barsha Mangal" program in Uttam Mancha, providing a prestigious platform to showcase their new skills.
All Necessary Materials: Includes any props and music needed for the dance.
Certificates: Each participant will receive a certificate of completion.

Key Features:

Cultural Immersion: Engage with the rhythmic beauty of Rabindra Sangeet and expressive dance movements.
Skill Development: Boost coordination, rhythm, and stage presence in young dancers.
Creative Expression: Foster confidence and creativity, encouraging children to express themselves through the art of dance.

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