Ghat Bhav - Revision history

Cordula: unitalicized ghati to match style

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unitalicized ghati to match style

Cordula: Text replace - "Category:Indian Dance" to "Category:Kathak"

2013-01-21T05:21:18Z

Text replace - "Category:Indian Dance" to "Category:Kathak"

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'''Ghat bhav''' is a style of Kathak dance, but not a toda, poem, or thumri. Ghat is mostly found in Jaipur gharana and not in Lucknow gharana.

''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ''ghati''. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no taal. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.

Ghats are all small, but long, stories. Expressions and hand movements are important because they convey what is happening in the story. Some kinds of ghats are:

* nikas ghat: the simplest of of all ghats - just the walk itself
* murali ghat
* ghunghat: Radha's sari over her face
* paniharighat: girl going to get water (pani means water)
* Holighat
* makanjurighat: stealing butter
* matkifodghat: breaking the water pot

[[Category:Indian Dance]]

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 '''Ghat bhav''' {{Pronounce|guhht bow}} is a style of Kathak dance, but not a [[toda]], poem, or [[thumri]]. Ghat is mostly found in [[Jaipur gharana]] and not in [[Lucknow gharana]].
-''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ''ghati''. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no [[taal]]. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.
+''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ghati. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no [[taal]]. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.
 Ghats are all small, but long, stories. Expressions and hand movements are important because they convey what is happening in the story. Some kinds of ghats are:

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-'''Ghat bhav''' {{Pronounce|guhht bow}} is a style of Kathak dance, but not a toda, poem, or thumri. Ghat is mostly found in Jaipur gharana and not in Lucknow gharana.
+'''Ghat bhav''' {{Pronounce|guhht bow}} is a style of Kathak dance, but not a [[toda]], poem, or [[thumri]]. Ghat is mostly found in [[Jaipur gharana]] and not in [[Lucknow gharana]].
-''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ''ghati''. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no taal. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.
+''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ''ghati''. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no [[taal]]. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.
 Ghats are all small, but long, stories. Expressions and hand movements are important because they convey what is happening in the story. Some kinds of ghats are:

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−	'''Ghat bhav''' is a style of Kathak dance, but not a toda, poem, or thumri. Ghat is mostly found in Jaipur gharana and not in Lucknow gharana.	+	'''Ghat bhav''' {{Pronounce\|guhht bow}} is a style of Kathak dance, but not a toda, poem, or thumri. Ghat is mostly found in Jaipur gharana and not in Lucknow gharana.

	''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ''ghati''. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no taal. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.		''Ghat'' means condition or state. ''Ghati'' means speed. A walk in the dance is called ''ghati''. It is always performed in [[drut lay]] and there is no taal. Ghats are accompanied by the tabla and harmonium, but no vocals.

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 * nikas ghat: the simplest of of all ghats - just the walk itself
 * murali ghat
-* ghunghat: Radha's sari over her face
+* ghunghat: Radha pulling her sari over her face to show modesty
 * paniharighat: girl going to get water (pani means water)
 * Holighat
-* makanjurighat: stealing butter
+* makanjurighat: Krishna stealing butter
-* matkifodghat: breaking the water pot
+* matkifodghat: breaking the girl's water pot
 [[Category:Indian Dance]]