Vrindavan School of Performing Arts

05/09/2023

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27/11/2022

20/10/2022

We are pleased to inform you that Vrindavn School has organized The Vrindavan's Natyotsav at St. Peter's Engineering College, Hyderabad on 15-Oct-2022. Our Director of Dance Smt. Meera Seshadrinathan performed Bharatanatyam Recitals as a part of the Natyotsav.

18/09/2022

On the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, Kumari Ashmitha S, Kumari Sonakshi and Kumari Laksh*tha the students of Vrindavan School of Performing Arts performed a Bharatanatyam Recital on a keerthanai called Aadinai Kanna at Thumkunta, Hyderabad.

This keerthanai describes lord Krishna’s joyful dance at Vrindavan and the poet explains that lord Krishna’s dance is full of astonishment for his bhaktas. All the gopis were in search of lord Krishna but could not find him. Krishna himself comes to see them in the river side with the beautiful moon light falling on them.

The poet again talks about Krishna’s dance where he explains that when lord Krishna dances, everything in the nature dances along with him.

Here is the link to view the Recital on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmbG5URinw0

18/09/2022

Meera Seshadrinathan the Director of Dance at Vrindavan School of Performing Arts is presenting a Bharatanatyam Recital on a keerthanai called Shankara Shri Giri, here Shankara the lord of mountains is dancing in all splendor at the chitra sabha with the holy ashes on his body, with rudraksha garland adorning his neck.

The 3 eyed lord shankara is dancing splendidly along with his followers bhringi and a host of gods of elements of nature.

The dancing bells on the feet of the lord are ringing with rhythm. The celestial and pious sages are witnessing his divine dance from the sky. Shankara shines with his echoing beats of dance in the lotus like heart of lord padmanabha.

This keerthanai Shankara Shri giri is composed by Swathi Thiranal Maharaja and is choreographed by the Ex Director of Kalakshetra Ms. Leela Samson. It is in the raagam Hamsanandi, Talam aadi.

Meera Seshadrinathan the Director of Dance at Vrindavan School of Performing Arts is presenting a Bharatanatyam Recital on a keerthanai called Shankara Shri ...

16/09/2022

Our Director of Dance, Mrs Meera Seshadrinathan and her friend and college-mate Ms. Aparna performed a Bharatanatyam Recital at Thumkunta, Hyderabad. The event was graced by around 150+ audience.

13/09/2022

The Students of Vrindavan School Performed an item Krishna Leela on the Occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami 2022.

In this item we shall be depicting 2 stories of lord Krishna.
Scene 1 describes about naughty Krishna stealing butter from gopikas home.
Scene 2 describes about the lifting the govardhana mountain and protectin the creatures.

In this item we shall be depicting 2 stories of lord Krishna. Scene 1 describes about naughty Krishna stealing butter from gopikas home. Scene 2 describes ab...

10/09/2022

Director of Dance Mrs. Meera Sehadrinathan has performed Natesha Kauthuvam.

The Natesha Kauthuvam is a dance in praise of Lord Shiva, the third god in the Hindu Trinity. He is the god of destruction as well as the god of dance in his Nataraja form. This is a fast paced piece that has beautiful poses of Natesha (Shiva), the one who is worshiped by all the sages and demons; and who dances with a drum in one hand.

In a Kauthuvam, chollukattus (rhythmic syllables) are intertwined with the lyrics of the song. Thus it has both nritta (footwork) and abhinaya (expressions) components in its choreography. Natesha Kauthuvam is set to Raagam Hamsadhwani, Taalam adi composed by Tanjavur Quartette dance Choreographed by Shri K. P. Rakesh.

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The Natesha Kauthuvam is a dance in praise of Lord Shiva, the third god in the Hindu Trinity. He is the god of destruction as well as the god of dance in his...

28/08/2022