Bharatanatyam blogger Shreenidhi has a posting on Adavu positions. The basic positions described are:
- ARAIMANDI– Half Seated Position.
- SAMAPADAM – Legs Together
- MANDI– Full Seated Position
The positions “Araimandi” is synonymous with “Ardhamandal” and “Samapadam” is synonymous with “Sama” mentioned in my “Day – 1” posting.
Adavu Positions [The Art of Bharatanatyam]
already i have studied a little of bharathanattiyam
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i would like to convey my happiness to you..because i am at 31 age
still i have a much of interest to learn dance .. your videos make me inspired and make me a classical dance student ..
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Hi anjali its great to speak to you . Your teaching is awesome in a slow n detailed way. I want the videos of Mai adavu, Rangakramana adavu plzzzzz can you upload I am a regular follower of your videos
Hi anjali i wanted to know what is the minimum age to learn Bharatnatya, i have 3year 6month old daughter she is very much interested in learning Bharat natya is this safe to learn in this age.is physically effect on her growth or on body. Please reply
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Ma’am , can I get the names of the major dance steps ?
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What do bharathanatyam teachers say before staring an adavu? Something dhalaku thagajima thadangina thome. Can u tell me what it is?
They say Dhalangu-takadiku-takutadi-ginatom. It is used instead of saying 1, 2, 3 start..
I am 14 and i started danec class after watching your dance poerfomances!!Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!
After namaskar step adavu step will be next or ardhamandala step will be next
Hi I am just a beginner of bhartnatyam I just want to learn some basic steps of bharatnatyam so can u pls help me out with this pls reply
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kalliopi grammatikaki
mam can i knw how to do kuchidamettu steps? thanks in advance
https://www1.onlinebharatanatyam.com/2009/04/09/kudittametta-adavu-in-bharatanatyam/
link to kudittametta Adavus