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The Dang Festival
| Title: | The Dang Festival |
| Author: | Nadkarni Mohan |
| Publication: | The Illustrated Weekly of India |
| Enumeration: | Vol CII 30 Oct 11, 1981 |
| Abstract: | A report on the four day festival of Tribal Performing Arts held at Ahwa in Gujarat, with coloured photographs by Ramesh Sanzgiri. The art forms of Dangi tribals show a curious melange of the two cultures of Maharashtra and Gujarat. The performing arts, more particularly music and dance, are the very life and breath of the dangis. They sing and dance for the joy of it and co-operation is the very spirit of their artistic activity. They have evolved their own musical instruments. Dance is a recr Source of Abstract: Written by Kamat Editorial Team |
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