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A musical performance on a red stage carpet before a royal-blue draped curtain. A man seated cross-legged on the left wears white dhoti and bare-chested, with a red-orange sash, and plays a green-bodied mridangam drum; he wears glasses. A woman in the centre sits cross-legged in a red and gold silk saree, speaking into a microphone with raised hands. Behind her, another woman in a cream saree with gold border sits near a water bottle and microphone stands. Papers and a small electronic device lie on the floor. No a person candidate is visibly present.

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October 04 20082008-10-04A stage performance of devotional music under a white and blue draped canopy with a deep purple velvet backdrop. Four seated performers sit on a red carpeted stage with microphones and water bottles. A man in white dhoti and orange-bordered shawl plays a green-and-tan barrel drum. A woman in a red blouse and orange-yellow sari sits centrally and sings. Beside her, a woman in a white sari with yellow border sits and accompanies. At the far right, a young man in a blue kurta and white dhoti plays a wind instrument. A yellow fabric hangs at the upper right. No a person candidate is visibly present in this scene.2008-10-04A group of three musicians perform seated on a red stage carpet before a blue draped backdrop. On the left, a man in white dhoti and shawl with a vertical tilak and glasses plays a green-covered mridangam drum across his lap. In the centre, a woman in an orange and maroon silk saree sits cross-legged at a microphone, playing a harmonium-style instrument. On the right, a woman in a cream saree with gold border sits with eyes closed. Water bottles, microphones, a small amplifier box and a notebook lie on the stage.2008-10-04October 04 20082008-10-04A photograph of a musical performance on a red stage before a blue draped curtain. A man sitting cross-legged in a white dhoti and shawl plays a green-covered mridangam-style drum. A woman in a yellow and maroon saree sits at a microphone with her hands raised, singing or chanting, while an older woman in a white saree sits behind her. Water bottles, microphone stands and a small audio mixer sit on the stage. At the far right, a man in orange robes sits in the background. Three people are visible in the foreground.2008-10-04A photograph of two musicians performing at a microphone in an ashram hall. On the left, an older man in a red kurta sits cross-legged beside a green-covered tabla drum on a maroon cloth. On the right, a woman in a teal saree with a purple and gold border sings with eyes closed, wearing a gold necklace and earrings. Behind them, several standing people in white clothes watch, and stage lights hang from a stand. No a person candidate is visibly present in the scene.2016-07-19A photograph of a musical performance on a low stage with an orange-and-white cloth. A woman in a white sari with a yellow shawl sits cross-legged singing into a microphone and gesturing with her hand. Behind her a man in a white shirt with a gold chain and a vertical tilak on his forehead sits beside a large wooden stringed instrument, possibly a tanpura. On the right a woman in a dark green silk sari with gold border and gold necklace and earrings sits with her hands folded in her lap. A white curtain forms the backdrop, with a metal cup and a flask at the lower left.2009-12-23October 07 20082008-10-07October 02 20162016-10-02October 02 20162016-10-02October 06 20082008-10-06A seated musical performance at a satsang-style event. A man in an orange-yellow shirt with a red tilak on his forehead sits behind a red and black drum (mridangam-style) with a microphone in front of it, looking toward the side. Beside him a woman in a deep maroon sari with gold zari border wears gold bangles, a nose ring and a small red bindi, and sits with her eyes lowered holding a small object in her hands. Several microphone stands with cables stand in front of them, with a steel thermos and a paper cup on the mat. The background is a plain pale wall with a white panel.2010-12-26