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A photograph of two musicians seated on a green mat before an orange-to-red gradient backdrop. In the foreground, a man in a red and gold floral-patterned kurta and glasses plays a mridangam-style drum held horizontally across his lap, with a microphone stand beside it. Behind him, a second man in a brown kurta with a light border sits near a microphone and looks toward the left. A khaki bag rests at the lower left.

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Two men perform music on a stage with a warm orange-to-red gradient backdrop. In the foreground, a man in glasses and a red and gold floral-patterned kurta plays a tabla-style drum with both hands, his gaze turned to the right. Beside him, a man in a brown kurta with a moustache and a ring sings or chants while holding his hands near his chest, a microphone on a stand before him. A bag sits at the lower left. Two physical people are visible.2010-10-12A seated musician plays a barrel-shaped drum called a mridangam or tabla-style percussion on a green mat before an orange-to-red stage backdrop with a dark silhouette at left. He wears a red and gold patterned kurta and white dhoti, with a gold bangle on his wrist, and has glasses. A microphone on a stand is positioned near the drum. To the right, a second man in a brown kurta sits with his hands folded near his chest, and a bag lies at the lower left. No one is identified as a person in this scene.2010-10-12A seated man plays a large navy and gold embroidered tabla-style drum, its mounted microphone on a stand in front of him, on a green mat before a warm orange wall. He wears a maroon silk kurta over white dhoti-style trousers, has a red bindi on his forehead, and wears thin-rimmed glasses. A small round stone and a red object lie on the mat beside him. Only one person is visible.2010-10-13Stage performance photo against a warm orange-to-yellow backdrop. In the foreground, a man in a red shirt with a gold floral pattern sits at a drum, smiling and looking down as he plays, with a microphone stand beside him. To the right, a second man in a brown kurta with a thin mustache and a red tilak on his forehead sits in profile, one hand raised near his face and a bangle on his wrist. Both are seated musicians; no one visible is a clear a person candidate in this frame.2010-10-12December 24 20092009-12-24 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated male musician in a plain white short-sleeved shirt and white dhoti, playing a red-and-brown mridangam drum held across his lap. He has a red bindi and a moustache and looks toward the camera. Behind him a second musician in red kurta holds a tanpura-style stringed instrument. The green stage cloth, orange-and-red hanging lanterns and blurred audience suggest a satsang gathering. No identifiable a person is clearly visible.2010-10-10A seated man in a brown kurta with a light embroidered placket sits cross-legged on a stage before a warm orange and yellow backdrop. He holds his hands near his face, fingers touching his lips, and a microphone on a metal stand is beside him. A man in a red patterned shirt at left plays a tabla-style drum, and a woman in a red and gold sari sits at right with her hand raised. A small red dot marks the man's forehead.2010-10-12A man in a maroon kurta with a fine woven pattern and thin-framed glasses sits behind a large terracotta clay pot, a ghatam-style percussion instrument, on a green cloth-covered stage. A microphone stand is in front of him, and a red tilak mark is visible on his forehead. Behind him is a warm yellow-orange gradient backdrop. To the left, a person in a navy and gold patterned garment is partly visible, and to the right, a person in green and gold-bordered clothing with gold bangles is seated. A cable runs across the green table in the foreground.2010-10-13October 11 20132013-10-11Two musicians sit cross-legged on an orange stage performing Carnatic percussion. The man on the left wears a white shirt and plays a red-and-yellow barrel-shaped mridangam with his hands, a small white cup set on the floor beside him. The man on the right wears a mauve-grey kurta with gold embroidery, glasses and white dhoti, playing a large brown clay pot called a ghatam. Microphone stands are in front of them and a red and orange backdrop fills the background.2009-12-26October 11 20132013-10-11December 24 20092009-12-24 +1 copies