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October 10 20132013-10-10Four young boys in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha malas and shaved heads sit on a red carpet performing music at a satsang-style stage. The boy in the centre plays a white recorder and wears glasses with a red bindi; to the left a boy plays an electronic keyboard, and on the right a boy seated in front and another behind look down at the instrument. White vertical tilak marks decorate their foreheads, with bangles on their wrists. Behind them are a wooden door and an ornate peach wall with a lattice window.2013-10-10Five young girls sit cross-legged on a red floor mat in front of a cream wall with a lattice window, singing at a floor microphone on a stand. All wear matching saffron-orange dresses with pink-red trim, rudraksha mala necklaces and bindi or sandalwood markings on their foreheads. Two girls hold small hand cymbals or cords near their chests while the others look ahead, one with eyes closed. No a person figure is visible, so this is a group choir performance.2013-10-10October 10 20132013-10-10Three young boys in orange saffron robes sit cross-legged on a red-carpeted stage in front of a yellow wall with red lattice windows. The boy on the left plays a keyboard, with a microphone on a stand before him, and wears rudraksha malas, orange armbands, and a red-orange tilak on his forehead. The boy in the centre wears glasses and orange robes with a mala and sits beside a second microphone stand. The boy on the right, also in orange with a mala, plays a second keyboard. All three have white forehead markings and shaved heads.2013-10-10November 01 20142014-11-01October 10 20132013-10-10March 25 20132013-03-25Several young boys in saffron-orange robes sit cross-legged on a peach-coloured mat, playing percussion instruments during devotional music. The boy in the centre wears a rudraksha mala and a bracelet and plays a small instrument; the boy at left plays a barrel-shaped drum with a leather head, and the boy at right holds a tambourine-style frame drum. Their foreheads bear white sacred ash markings. A microphone on a stand sits in front of them, and a tall wall and white panels form the background. Some boys hold small devices and one wears glasses.2014-08-13October 10 20132013-10-10Young boys in saffron-orange robes with rudraksha malas and white forehead and body markings sit cross-legged on the floor in a hall, eyes closed and hands in prayer or resting in laps. Brass and silver puja plates, small bowls, lamps and flower offerings sit on tables in front, and adult devotees in white and red shirts watch from behind rows of chairs.2013-09-25 +1 copiesNovember 01 20142014-11-01