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March 30 20132013-03-30Three 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.2013-04-21April 21 20132013-04-21Two 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.2012-10-23Two young women in orange saffron saris with maroon borders sit before microphone stands, singing or chanting. Each wears a white forehead band with a red kumkum mark, rudraksha malas, and bangles. The woman on the right holds a small brass hand bell, and the woman on the left holds a beaded rattle-like instrument. A brass oil lamp stands at the left edge in front of a painted wall with white and yellow arch motifs. A third woman in orange is partly visible at the far right.2014-08-13October 23 20122012-10-23November 10 20132013-11-10Two 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.2012-10-23A photo of four young women seated and singing into microphones on stands in front of a gold-toned decorative panel. They wear orange and red garments with rudraksha malas, and have white lines and red bindis on their foreheads. The woman second from left in orange holds her hand open while singing, and the woman third from left in red holds a red tambourine-like drum. Their attire and forehead markings suggest devotional music performance such as bhajan or satsang singing. No a person candidate is visible.2014-09-11August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesAugust 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesAugust 29 20142014-08-29