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A '''toda''' is the combination of [[bols]] in any [[taal]]. The three types of todas are: | A '''toda''' is the combination of [[bols]] in any [[taal]]. The three types of todas are: | ||
| − | * the sada (simple) toda | + | * the [[Sada Toda|sada (simple) toda]] |
| − | * the chakardar toda | + | * the [[Chakardar Toda|chakardar toda]] |
| − | * the kavita (poem) toda | + | * the [[Kavita Toda|kavita (poem) toda]] |
Neither the sada nor chakardar todas use facial expressions, but mostly body language. In the kavita toda, the emphasis is on facial expression, with little force or body movement. | Neither the sada nor chakardar todas use facial expressions, but mostly body language. In the kavita toda, the emphasis is on facial expression, with little force or body movement. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:00, 4 October 2012
A toda is the combination of bols in any taal. The three types of todas are:
- the sada (simple) toda
- the chakardar toda
- the kavita (poem) toda
Neither the sada nor chakardar todas use facial expressions, but mostly body language. In the kavita toda, the emphasis is on facial expression, with little force or body movement.
