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A young girl in a green and gold silk outfit with red embroidered panels plays a bamboo flute on stage. She wears a necklace, silver bangles, a red bindi and decorative white markings on her forehead, and stands at a silver microphone stand against a deep blue backdrop. A partly visible performer in green stands at the left edge.

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Two young girls in traditional South Indian dress perform on bamboo flutes at microphone stands in front of a purple backdrop. The girl on the left wears a golden-orange sari with green border and multiple silver bangles, playing a flute held in her red-hennaed hands. The girl on the right wears a green sari with gold trim and a maroon blouse, playing a flute while wearing a pendant necklace and red bindi. Both have decorative forehead markings and sit on a red-carpeted stage.2012-10-23October 23 20122012-10-23Two young girls in traditional Indian dress play bamboo flutes while seated cross-legged on a red stage carpet before microphones on stands. The girl on the left wears a mustard-yellow and green silk sari with gold patterning and yellow-green blouse; the girl on the right wears a green sari with gold border and a red-and-purple patterned lower garment. Both have forehead markings and bangles, and red henna is visible on the left girl's hands. A blue curtain forms the backdrop.2012-10-23Two young girls sit on a red stage playing bamboo flutes into standing microphones. The girl on the left wears a mustard-yellow and green sari with gold-patterned border, silver bangles and a red bindi, with red-hennaed hands. The girl on the right wears a green satin blouse with red trim, a green and pink striped skirt, silver necklaces and bangles, and a sandalwood-style forehead mark. A deep purple cloth backdrop hangs behind them. Cultural performance, flute recital.2012-10-23A young woman in a gold and green silk sari with embroidered border stands at a microphone on a stage, holding a bamboo flute near her face while her hands are decorated with red henna. She wears a gold necklace with a dark pendant, earrings, bangles and a forehead tilak. Beside her, a boy in an orange kurta with a cream shawl stands at the edge of the frame in front of a purple backdrop.2012-10-23April 21 20132013-04-21October 14 20072007-10-14October 14 20072007-10-14A young performer stands against a deep purple curtain, playing a wooden flute held horizontally across the mouth with both hands. She wears an ornate gold and jewelled crown with peacock-feather-like plumes, a red forehead mark, and a white short-sleeved top under a red and gold embroidered shawl with tassels. Beaded bangles and a dark mala necklace are visible, evoking a Krishna-style costume for a cultural performance.2007-10-14March 30 20132013-03-30A young performer in a Krishna-style costume plays a long bamboo flute against a dark blue curtain backdrop. She wears an ornate jewelled crown with peacock-feather accents, a red and gold brocade shawl draped over a white top, and white and red flower garlands. A bindi and red face makeup are visible, along with a rudraksha mala, a beaded bracelet and gold bangles. Her eyes look toward the camera while her fingers rest on the flute's holes.2007-10-14Three young people in matching orange tops play bamboo flutes side by side during a performance. The two front players, a girl and a girl, hold long wooden flutes to their lips and wear small headset microphones; the girl on the right has a red bindi and a pendant necklace. A boy in an orange shirt stands smiling behind them. The background is glowing pink and purple with gold ceremonial decorations at the right edge.2013-04-21