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A man seated in a brown leather armchair plays an orange and gold stringed instrument labelled "Radel" that rests on his lap. He wears a maroon-red garment with a rudraksha mala and crystal beads at his chest, a white horizontal forehead mark with a red dot, and a small clip-on microphone. Blurred gold drapery and green foliage form the background. Pale orange and maroon colours dominate the frame.

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A smiling man with swept-back long dark hair sits in a brown leather armchair, playing an orange and gold stringed instrument labelled Radel, with its resonator gourds resting on his arms. He wears a rust-red garment and a rudraksha mala with a gold necklace, and has white vibhuti on his forehead with a red kumkum dot. A microphone is clipped near his face. Behind him, a deity murti in gold and red drapery and a green backdrop with yellow flowers complete the stage setting. An appearance-based a person candidate is shown in person; the page does not state he is present at this event.2015-02-16February 16 20152015-02-16A man with long swept-back dark hair, a white sacred ash stripe and a red dot on his forehead, wearing a rust-red robe and a beaded rudraksha-style mala, sits in a brown leather throne-style chair playing an orange instrument labelled Radel, which resembles a tanpura or veena with a gourd resonator. A small headset microphone is clipped to his face. Behind him are green foliage, a red curtain and a golden figure. a person: the man has long swept-back hair, rudraksha beads and a rust-red robe, but the cues are not conclusive enough for a firm identification.2015-02-16February 16 20152015-02-16 +1 copiesA man seated in a large brown leather armchair with carved wooden armrests plays an orange Radel veena with two round gourd resonators. He wears a reddish-orange draped garment, rudraksha beads and a long necklace of beads, a white tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and a small clip-on microphone. Behind him are green foliage, a red curtain and a golden ornamental object.2015-02-16February 16 20152015-02-16A man seated in a brown leather armchair plays an orange and gold stringed instrument labelled Radel, held across his lap and upper body. He wears a dark red-brown robe, a beaded necklace with translucent beads, a white tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and a small headset microphone. Behind him stands a deity murti dressed in orange and red with gold garlands, beside a green draped backdrop, leafy foliage and a glowing arch. A logo appears at the top left.2015-02-16A man seated in a brown leather armchair holds an orange Radel Swaradavinodini instrument across his lap, its gourd resonators resting on the chair arms. He wears a red-maroon shawl over his bare shoulders, a long rudraksha mala and a clear crystal bead necklace, and a white vibhuti band with a red kumkum dot on his forehead. He smiles toward the camera and wears a head microphone. Behind him a large golden statue of a seated deity and green foliage backdrop complete the stage setting. a person cues: long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and ceremonial shawl, seated in a throne-like chair with a presenter role playing the instrument.2015-02-16February 16 20152015-02-16A smiling man seated in a dark brown leather throne-style chair plays an orange Radel sundarvainam-style stringed instrument resting across his lap. He wears a red-maroon robe, a multi-strand rudraksha and crystal mala, a white horizontal tilak with a red bindi on his forehead, and a headset microphone. Behind him are gold-painted sculptures and green foliage, and a Yamaha keyboard sits in front. A black cable runs across the bottom left and a water bottle is visible on the left. The man is the only physical person; his appearance is consistent with the page's named teacher, with several cues including the mala, robe and long hair, though the image itself does not confirm his identity.2015-02-16February 16 20152015-02-16A man seated in a brown leather armchair plays a large orange-and-gold Radel tanpura-style instrument labelled Sunadavinodini, his left hand raised in a gesture while his right hand rests on the neck. He wears a rust-red robe, a long multi-strand necklace of rudraksha and crystal beads, and a white forehead mark with a red bindi, with a headset microphone near his face. A Yamaha DTX electronic unit sits on a table in front, and leafy green plants and a painted tree backdrop fill the stage behind him.2015-02-16