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A seated male musician in a white kurta plays a pair of tabla drums on a stage, with a microphone on a stand near the drums. He wears a red bindi and a red-brown rudraksha mala around his neck. A deep maroon curtain hangs behind him and a pale wall, and a keyboard is visible at the right edge. The drums have white and cream heads with leather lacing. Another seated person is partially visible at the lower right. The image is a photograph.

A man in a white kurta sits playing a pair of drums on a stage during a cultural performance. He wears a red-maroon rudraksha mala and a round pendant, has a red tilak on his forehead, and a visitor-style badge hangs on his chest. His hands strike a wooden drum (mridangam-style) with a stick, and a microphone stand is positioned in front of him. Beside him, another person in white plays a drum. Potted palms and a dark backdrop with a stage edge are visible behind.

A man in an orange-red striped kurta with a small red tilak on his forehead plays a pair of tabla drums at a microphone stand. He sits forward with both hands on the drumheads, and an audience is blurred in the background. A water bottle sits at lower left, and framed devotional images hang on the wall behind. The photo appears to be a stage performance at a gathering. The man is a musician and there is no visible evidence he is a person.

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A night-time musical performance on a green carpeted stage in front of a blue sparkly draped backdrop. In the foreground a man in a white kurta and green-and-white checked lungi sits cross-legged playing a pair of tabla drums. Behind him, several men in white shirts and dark neck cords sit playing instruments, including a stringed instrument and a hand drum, with a microphone on a stand in front. Vertical lights stand at the right edge of the stage.

A seated musical performance on a stage with a red floor and a maroon curtain behind. A woman in an orange saree with gold bangles and a beaded necklace sings into a microphone at centre. To her left a man in white kurta plays a tabla, and a young man in a yellow shirt beside them plays a second drum. To the right a young woman in a blue blouse and purple skirt with a long braid plays a harmonium, and an older man in a cream shirt sits at the far right. A white cooling fan and water bottle sit on the left. Several people are visible, including partly hidden figures behind.

Four men sit on a stage in front of a pink draped curtain with maroon valance, performing music. In the foreground at left, a man in a white kurta plays a pair of tabla drums. Behind him, a young man in a turquoise kurta sits near a microphone stand. At right, a man in cream kurta and glasses speaks or sings into a microphone, and beside him a shaved-headed man in a lime-green patterned shirt sits with hands folded. A water bottle and papers rest on the floor. No identifiable a person candidate is visible.

October 11 2013

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Two 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.