Kaishiki Nrityabhasha
1992年, 資深奧迪西舞者及編舞家Daksha Mashruwala創立Kaishiki Nrityabhasha ,至今已培育出超過60名舞者。以東印度古典舞—奧迪西舞蹈(Odissi)傳承為主,印度經典《舞劇論》(Natya Shastra)提及四種主要的舞蹈風格,其中之一種風格便是「Kaishiki」,意即「優雅的」風格,因此Daksha Mashruwala讓舞團以此為名,標示著奧迪西舞蹈在印度古典舞中優美雅緻的風格。
Kaishiki was founded in 1992 when the visionary Guru Smt. Daksha Mashruwala began teaching Odissi dance to a modest number of students out of her own home. Over the years, as Odissi dance’s irresistible charm reached more and more people, the institute expanded and today has over 60 students. The Natya Shastra details four main "styles" of dance, one of which is, ‘Kaishiki’. The word ‘Kaishiki’ literally means‚ ‘graceful style’. Thus Smt. Daksha Mashruwala aptly named her institute, as Odissi is an incredibly sensuous and lilting style of classical dance.
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TJIMUR DANCE THEATRE
「蒂摩爾古薪舞集」為台灣首支以排灣族文化為主體性的當代舞團,2006年由路之.瑪迪霖擔任團長暨藝術總監,巴魯.瑪迪霖擔任舞蹈總監。蒂摩爾古薪舞集嘗試從排灣族傳統樂舞的學習過程,將排灣族樂舞一體形式轉化成現代舞的肢體語彙,並堅持以傳統文化為基底,提煉排灣族文化精髓,以歌入舞、以舞寫歌,展現台灣在地特色及原住民排灣族當代肢體美學的魅力。
Founded in 2006, Tjimur Dance Theatre is the first contemporary dance company dedicated to the indigenous Paiwan culture of Taiwan. The efforts of its Artistic Director, Ljuzem Madiljin, and its Choreographer, Baru Madiljin, have gained Tjimur critical acclaim in Taiwan and abroad with the charms of its contemporary interpretation of the ancient Paiwan dances and melodies. Through exploration of Paiwan cultural heritage, Tjimur has created a unique and innovative style of contemporary dance that represents the "modern body-aesthetics of the contemporary Paiwan people."
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