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A photograph of a classical Indian music performance on a stage with a green floor covering and a red, orange and black draped backdrop. In the foreground a man in a white collared kurta and cream trousers sits cross-legged, playing a tabla drum with his hands while a microphone stand rises beside him. Behind him a woman in a pink saree with gold border and drop earrings plays a long-necked stringed instrument. A black bag and cables lie on the left edge of the stage.

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October 16 20102010-10-16October 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesA seated musical ensemble performs on a green-covered stage. A man in a white shirt and cream trousers plays a tabla-style drum at left. A young woman in a pink saree with a pearl necklace and a bindi holds a long-necked tanpura-style stringed instrument. Behind her an older woman in a pink saree and beaded necklace sits beside a second stringed instrument, and at right a woman in a pink-and-gold saree plays a veena. Dark wooden instruments and cables lie on the stage, and a red-and-orange backdrop is at left.2010-10-16A man in a cream-white cotton kurta sits cross-legged on a green-covered stage, playing a tabla drum with his right hand. Beside a metal microphone stand, a woman in a pink top and gold earrings sits behind a long stringed instrument. Cables run across the green floor and a dark tabla accessory and yellow cloth lie nearby. The setting suggests a musical performance during a satsang or cultural programme.2010-10-16 +1 copiesA seated man in a plain white kurta and dhoti plays a red and yellow mridangam drum on a stand with a microphone, in front of a large orange draped backdrop. A second person in a dark shirt sits at the right edge, partially visible. A black bowl rests on the orange mat in front of the drummer, and a small red cloth sits at the left. This appears to be a musical accompaniment setting, such as satsang or bhajan music, on an orange stage.2009-12-24 +1 copiesA man in a white kurta sits cross-legged on a green-draped stage playing a large green-bodied mridangam-style drum with both hands. Microphones on stands sit nearby, a blue bowl rests at right, and a dark silhouette of a dancing figure is printed on the orange backdrop behind him. Cables run across the floor.2010-10-16 +1 copiesDecember 24 20092009-12-24 +1 copiesA photograph of a musical ensemble performing on a green-carpeted stage at an indoor hall with a white skirted stage front. Seated musicians play stringed instruments: a woman in a red sari with a long-necked tanpura-style instrument at centre, women in pink and red saris beside her playing similar instruments, and a man in white kurta at far left playing a hand drum. A man at far right in an orange-brown garment plays a large round drum. Behind them hang colourful tasselled decorations from the ceiling and an orange and yellow backdrop with the partial logo of Dasara 2010. Audience members are partially visible in the foreground. No one on the stage is identifiable as a person.2010-10-16October 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesTwo musicians perform seated on a patterned carpet before a dark blue draped curtain on a stage. On the left, a man in a white kurta and white dhoti plays a tabla drum with both hands. On the right, a woman in a magenta and green silk sari with gold jewellery plays a bamboo flute held to her lips at a microphone stand. A brass-bodied percussion instrument sits at the far right edge.2008-10-05A photograph of a musical performance indoors. A young woman in a pale pink sari with a gold blouse sits on a green cloth playing a long-necked stringed instrument, a veena, with gold-tipped ornamental carving, and wears pink-and-white beaded necklaces and drop earrings. Behind her an older woman in a pink sari with a red bindi and gold necklace plays a second veena. At left, a man in a white shirt plays a hand drum, a mridangam or similar percussion instrument. A small brass oil lamp sits on the cloth in front, and a tanpura-style instrument rests at lower right.2010-10-16 +1 copiesOctober 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copies