Classes
Class timings
Beginner - 1
Saturdays & Sundays:
11am -12 pm
Tuesdays and Thursdays :
6-7 pm
Beginner - 2 & 3
Saturdays & Sundays :
10am -11 am
Tuesdays and Thursdays :
6-7 pm
Intermediate - 1
Saturdays and Sundays :
9-10 am
Intermediate - 2 & 3
Sundays :
8-9 am
Senior
[Post Arangetram]
Sundays:
8-9 am
Online classes
Wednesdays & Fridays :
6-7 pm
Private classes are available on request
Training programs
Beginner – 1
Basic Bharatanatyam stance, adavu techniques, hand gestures, as well as flexibility, strength, and balance exercises, are introduced.
Beginner – 2
The children will continue with adavus and start to learn some simple songs to use their hand gestures and expressions. In addition to increasing complexity in technique, theory, students in this level
Beginner – 3
Progress to Adavus (steps) of increasing complexity, increased detail in theory. will cover hand-eye coordination, the importance of good posture. Students at this level will complete adavu training and graduate to Alarippu.
Intermediate 1
Students will start preparing for their Salangai Pooja and will be learning the items required for that.
Intermediate 2
Students will start preparing for their Salangai Pooja and will be learning the items required for that. Proceeding to expand the student’s repertoire by learning varied items. In addition, learn techniques for breath control and stamina/endurance exercises.
Intermediate 3
Students in this class will work towards their Arangetram in group and private lessons. Private Classes and Semi private classes are offered to students preparing for Arangetram.
Senior
This Post Arangetram Class will delve deeper into the art form. Students in this class will expand repertoire and handle beginner and intermediate-level classes.
The Samarpana difference
Students who transfer from other schools will undergo a refresher course in their basic steps (adavus).
All students will learn yoga concurrently to support their dancing.
The school is known for maintaining the rich traditions of pure classical Bharatanatyam, and bringing out the best in students.
