The Cadences of Kuchupudi Mathurya Murali - An Exposition of Tarangams Kuchupudi is an ancient dance form of India that has its roots in the southern province of Andhra Pradesh that involves fast, rhythmic footwork and sculpture-like body postures. Essentially a dance-drama, it unfolds scenes from Hindu epics and mythology by combining music, dance and acting. This product unveils the nuances of ‘Tarangam’ an important component of Kuchupudi through a pulsating recital by ‘Kalaimamani’ Uma Muralikrishna, a highly acclaimed artiste. The highlight of ‘Tarangam’ is that the dancer dances on the edge of a brass plate marked by nimble but complicated rhythmic patterns. Goverdhana giri dhara-Ragamalika-Adi This composistion of Narayana Theertha from 'Krishna Leela Tarangini' describes how Krishna lifted a mountain with his little finger and sheltered the entire village under it. It also speaks about his boyhood pranks. Maragatha mani maya chela-Aarabi-Adi This lyric by Uthukadu Venkatasubba Iyer extols the charm of Krishna, his lure and the luster of his garment.

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