Culture of Karnataka India
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Karnataka, the IT hub of Indian Subcontinent, like every other destination, has its own distinctive characteristics. Of all the characteristic features, the one which sets the state apart is the culture of Karnataka. The culture of Karnataka is so vibrant that it adds new flavor to its very existence. The local customs, dances and practices add new vibe to the state of Karnataka.
Dances in Karnataka:Dances are an essential part of any kind of a celebration in Karnataka. The most famous dance form of Karnataka is Bharatnatyam. Other common forms of Dance in Karnataka are Katthyak and Kuchipuri.
Music in Karnataka:The Vijayanagar Empire and the Wodeyars first saw the emerging of a new trend of local music in Karnatka. This new form of music has become as integral part of every celebration in Karnataka. The Ramanavami celebrations are the best time to rear the cultural linkage of music into the lives of the natives. During this period music lovers flock to the city and participate in live music concerts.
About Karnataka:Karnataka, the eighth largest State in India is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Both in area and population Karnataka is an enormous state. The states like Maharashtra, Andhra
Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala surround Karnataka from all sides. The eastern and Western Ghats that fence Karnataka are the source of many east and west flowing rivers.
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an exemplary contribution to the composite culture of India, Karnataka has
proved its worth and gone places in the fields of art, music, religion and
philosophy. The Carnatic music, folk theatrical forms and a number of other
art forms impart a substantial cultural legacy to the state. Tourists and
travellers from across the globe pour into the state to soak up the cultural
charm that leaves no one unmoved. To have an insightful view of the state
and its people, participation in the state's cultural events is a must.
Music Styles
Karnataka has added much to the field of music. The school of music it is
known for is the Carnatic School of Music which has been producing some
world renowned talents for long. Carnatic Music is a specialty to South
India and happens to be one of the two dominant musical styles in India.
Folk Theatrical Forms
Yakshagana and puppet theatre are two important ancient folk theatrical
forms prevalent in the state. Yakshagana was previously known as Bayalata,
Bhagavathara Aata or Dashavatara Aata. Moderately similar to Kathakali of
Kerala, Yakshagana took its birth around 400 years ago. The Raga melodies of
this folk art form has its link with an older Dravidian style of music.
Dance Forms
Ancient dynasties like the Cheras, the Gangas, the Rashtrakutas and the
Chalukyas supported the dance art forms a lot. Kannadigas was performed in
the court of Chera King Senguttavan. Even the Vijayanagar rulers supported
and encouraged dance performers during the Dussehra Festival. Some popular
ritual dance forms of the Dakshina Kannada Coastal area include Botada
Kunita, Nagamandala and Demon Dance.
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