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Showing posts with label Town Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Town Hall. Show all posts
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Saturday, January 2, 2016
‘Nerthanjali’, Town Hall, Avissawella, Sri Lanka. DDD 3771 Nayyandi vannama Kuweni.
'Kuweni' was a Queen of the mythical Yaksha clan of Sri Lanka. When the outlawed Prince Vijaya arrived from Lala in India, he was enchanted by Kuweni and took her to wife. Kuweni betrayed her own clan to Prince Vijaya, who defeated the Yaksha clan in battle. Vijaya wanted to marry a Princess of royal lineage, from South India and threw Kuweni out of his house. The heart broken Kuweni returns with her children, to seek succor with her clan. The angry Yaksha clan turns on her and kills her. The children are spared and according to legend become the 'Veddhas' - the aboriginal tribes of Sri Lanka.
This dance sequence relives the Queen Kuweni's last moments.
It is titled ' Kuwenige vilaapaya' - 'The wail of Kuweni'
Please click on the web-link below:-
https://youtu.be/ZocSh2JAWbsIt is titled ' Kuwenige vilaapaya' - 'The wail of Kuweni'
Please click on the web-link below:-
Friday, January 1, 2016
‘Nerthanjali’, Town Hall, Avissawella, Sri Lanka.
A festival of Dance,
produced by Lecturer in Dancing, Ms.Saranya Satharasinghe ,‘Avissawella
Rangasarana Rangaayathanaya’Town Hall, Avissawella, Sri Lanka, Video by Philip
G V.
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Monday, December 28, 2015
Nerthanjali, a festival of Dance, Avissawella, Sri Lanka. Part 1.
Nerthanjali, a festival of Dance, produced by Lecturer in
Dancing, Ms.Saranya Satharasinghe of ‘Avissawella Rangasarana Rangaayathanaya’.
‘POOJA 2’ performed on 2015 December 2015, Saturday 6p.m. at the Town Hall,
Avissawella, Sri Lanka. Video by Philip G V.
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