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Sinhala Natum, Dances of the Sinhalese

✍ Scribed by Raghavan M.D.

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Colombo: M. D. Gunasena & Co. Ltd., 1965. — 333 p.
With the Collaboration of R.C. de S. Manukulasooriya.

Рагхаван М. Д. Сингала натум, танцы сингальского народа (на англ. яз.)
Contents:
Preface.
Traditional Sinhalese Arts.
The Field of the Dance.
Dance and Music in the Sinhalese Royal Court.
Digge Natuma, the Sacred Dance of the Devalaya.
The Kandyan Dance.
Dances and Plays of Amusement.
The Dance in the Cult of the Gods.
Tribal Dances.
Sinhalese Musical Instruments.
Kohomba Kankaria.
Kolam Natanawa: Kolam Dances.
Li-Keli, the Stick Dance.
Raban.
The Vadiga Patuna.
Giri Devi Natuma.
Rata Yakuma.
Daha-ata Sanniya.
Appendices.

✦ Subjects

Искусство и искусствоведение;Искусство танца;История танца

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