Creative Nritya Bhaskar Part 1 Syllabus In English
Creative Nritya
Total Exam
Exam Marks
Total Marks-400
Theory-200
First Paper-100
Second Paper-100
Practical-125
Stage performance -75
Theory
First Paper
(1). Contribution of dance and music in human society.
(2). History of Indian dance.
(3). Comparative knowledge of folk dance and classical dance.
(4). History of Indian Theater
(5). Origin of taal and relation between dance and taal.
(6).Creative dance performance of Dashavatars of Lord Shri Vishnu.
(7).Knowledge of whether creation dance is performed in different cultures.
(8). Critical knowledge of the role of Jati and religion in folk culture.
Second Paper
(1). What postures are used in creative dance?
(2). Compare – Baile – Opera, Dance Drama, Dhamaal – Tusu, Dancer – Dancer.
(3).Srjan dancer must have knowledge of which two subjects?
(4). Write a note on- Geeti Natya, Vratakatha, Mukhabhinay, Jatra.
(5) Interrelationship between singing and musical instruments and their relation with dance.
(6) Relation of dance and other fine arts
(7) Complete introduction of Sultaal, Roopkra, Teevra Taal with various Laykari.
(8).Biography:- Guru Kelucharan Mahapatra, Manju Shri Chaki Sarkar.
Practical
(1). Compare the dances with each other.
- Badhe Dile Badwe Battle – Amar Pratiwadere Bhasha.
- Meaningful birth Amar – Blessed in my birth Chhalam.
(2). Chheda Katha Dhaka Sarir – Africa dance form.
(3). Criticism about Nayak Nayika and other characters in Rabindra Nritya Natya.
(4).Tillana and Tarana in music or birth music.
(5).Dance form in Lalan Fakir’s Dehdant song.
(6). Ability to dance on any comic composition.
(7).Dances on some special festivals like: Vajlo Tumar Alor Vepu Shankhe
(8).Description of the dance form of the following poems.
- Old age home of ‘Nochiketa’
- Mannade’s ‘Football’.
- Letter of Sukant Bhattacharya.
- Rabindranath Tagore’s Holi was played.
- Chilkar – Sakal
- Shankh Ghosh’s – Yamuna Vati
- Subhash Mukhopadhyay ¬ Michilmukh
- Factual conception of any story
Note – The candidate will have to give a stage performance of 30 minutes.
Note: – The syllabus of previous years will be combined.
