- COOLGOOSE
- SMASHITS
- RAGAA - Hindi, Malyalam and Telugu Songs
- A Blog dedicated to Indian Singers
- IndianClassical Music Personalities
- Swarganga
- Hindi Film Songs Based on Ragas
- Indian Classical Music Info downloads by Rajan Parikkar
- Patrick Moutal's Indian Music Page
- Music India Online
- The Raga Guide
- Sunil Mukhis's Indian Music Page
- Kumar Gandharva
- Hear a Raga
- Indian Classical Music - Tuning Ragas
- Western Classical Music
- Teachers and Performers of Indian Music and Dance
- Information of Kalashram and Birju Maharaj
- SRUTI
- A home on web for Indian classical dance dancers choreographers students rasikas
- Event Calender of Spic Macay :: Spic Macay
- World Music Institute
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Vocalists
An evening with Mukul Shivputra
Instruments
- Dr. Narasinha Kamath - plays Flute Harmonium Mouth Organ Bulbul Tarang
- Biswabrata Chakrabarti - a Sitarist
- Patrick Moutal's Indian Music Page
- Sunil Mukhis's Indian Music Page
- Folk Music Of India
Lyrics
Carnatic Music
- http://www.karnatik.com/
- http://www.carnaticcorner.com/
- Carnatic Music Krithi Audio Archive
- Carnatic Music
Dance
Kathak links are here
- About Kathak (esp. Lucknow gharana)
- Kathak - then and now
- Kathak - Circles, Beats and Compositions
- Images of Kathak in its various forms
- Joy of Kathak - Blog entry by a birju maharaj fan
- The Kathak Ensemble
- Teachers and Performers of Indian Music and Dance
- Information of Kalashram and Birju Maharaj
- Dancers
- SPARROW News - Damyanti Joshi passes away
- A home on web for Indian classical dance dancers choreographers students rasikas
- The Dancing Nikita Company
- NRITYANJALI
- Narthaki - Classical Indian Dance Directory
- Asians in Media Forum Dance schools in Mumbai
- SuperCrawler's Kathak Compilation
- Parimal Phadke explains the nuances of body posture in Indian Dance
- More here
BHAva (expression) + RAga (music) + Tala (rhythm) BHARAT
BHAva (expression) + RAga (music) + TAla (rhythm) + NATYAM (dance)BHARATANATYAM
A very popular dance form from South India, Bharatanatyam is said to be the oldest of all classical dance forms in India. Described as the dance of mind and soul, it is extremely traditional and known for its grace, purity, tenderness, statuesque and sculpturesque poses. It uplifts the dancer and the beholder to a higher level of spiritual consciousness. The dancer is considered as a worshipper of the Divine and is an embodiment of beauty, charm and gracefulness.
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