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November 02 2013

A musical performance on a red stage cloth in front of a backdrop carved with temple sculpture of horses and figures. Five men perform with instruments: at left a young man in orange kurta plays tabla, next to an older man in green kurta singing into a microphone; a man in blue shirt sits behind. In the centre a man in maroon kurta with a white shawl holds a sheet of paper and sings into a mic while seated at a harmonium. At right a young man in patterned shirt plays a small hand drum, and a man with curly hair in a black-and-white print shirt plays a second harmonium. Bhajan-style devotional music, with a wall air conditioner and red curtains behind.

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Three musicians perform on a red-draped stage before an ornate carved stone wall with blue-purple lighting. On the left, a man in a bright pink kurta plays a tabla drum set. In the centre, a bald man in a red kurta with embroidered neckline sits cross-legged at a harmonium. On the right, a man in a green striped kurta and white dhoti sits cross-legged at a microphone stand. Audience heads are visible at the bottom edge, and microphones, speakers and cables fill the foreground.

April 14 2018

A photograph of three musicians performing on a raised red-covered stage in a plain room with pale pink walls and a window. On the left a man in a maroon kurta plays a red barrel drum (dholak or tabla-style) with his hands. In the centre a man with swept-back dark hair and glasses, wearing a peach kurta and a red shawl, sings into a microphone while gesturing with one hand. On the right a man in a dark green kurta and white trousers sits cross-legged playing a harmonium-style instrument, with a microphone on a stand before him. Orange and purple cushions lie on the stage, and a gold-decorated element is visible at the far right edge.

A musical performance on a stage in a hall with yellow-gold pillar and red curtains. A woman in a green sari with red border and green beaded necklace sits at left. A woman in a red-and-gold sari sings into a microphone beside a young girl in a red shawl and embroidered top who sings with her mouth open. At right a man with curly hair, glasses and a blue-and-white striped shirt sits behind a wooden harmonium and rests his hand on it, singing into a microphone. Wall-mounted air conditioners are visible above.

A seated performer in a rust-red and gold embroidered kurta and white dhoti sings or speaks into a microphone, raising his right hand in an expressive gesture. He has shoulder-length dark hair, glasses and a small red mark on his forehead. Beside him sits an older man in a cream shirt with a name badge, hands resting in his lap. Behind them hangs a pink draped curtain. At left, a tabla-like drum, a blue bag and a microphone stand are visible, with cables and a small white equipment box on the floor. The setting resembles a stage satsang or music performance.

A photograph of a seated man singing at a microphone on a stage draped with pink fabric. He wears a red and gold patterned kurta with a white dhoti, glasses and a small red bindi, and gestures with his right hand. To his right, an older man in a cream shirt sits holding papers, with a lanyard badge visible. At left, a tabla drum and its player are partly visible, with a blue bag and amplifier equipment on the floor.

A photograph of two men seated on a stage before a pink draped curtain, with a microphone on a stand in front of them. The man on the left, with shoulder-length dark hair and glasses, wears a red-orange embroidered kurta over white dhoti and a small red bindi, his eyes closed as he sits in meditative stillness. The man on the right, with short grey hair and a red bindi, wears a cream shirt with a visitor badge and a red thread on his wrist, seated before a white sheet of paper and a small device. A blue bag sits at the lower left. The page excerpt mentions a Mahashivratri satsang discourse, but the scene shows no visible Shivaratri ritual.