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February 01 2015

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A photograph of a group of women seated on a red cloth-covered platform singing and playing hand cymbals in front of microphones. Several women wear white and cream sarees with coloured borders, and several wear long red rudraksha malas. One younger woman has a white vibhuti line on her forehead and flowers in her hair. Behind them is a carved wooden screen and a bald man in a white shirt and mala.2015-06-21 +1 copiesA photograph of a devotional chanting session in a hall with a red curtain and carved golden wooden panels behind. Several women sit close together, singing into microphones. The central woman in a white sari with a brown and white printed border wears a long rudraksha mala and plays a small brass hand cymbal. A woman at right in a white top and white shawl with a long rudraksha mala holds a small brass bell and sings. Women on the left wear orange and maroon saris with white forehead marks. Two other women in orange robes sit behind, and a figure in an orange robe is visible at far right. The scene reads as group satsang singing.2015-01-31 +1 copiesSeptember 30 20142014-09-30October 17 20102010-10-17A 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.2014-09-11July 10 20142014-07-10October 13 20142014-10-13September 30 20142014-09-30August 15 20142014-08-15Several women in matching rust-red and saffron saris with gold borders sit in a row at microphones, singing kirtan in a temple. Their foreheads bear white and red tilaka marks, and they wear long rudraksha malas over their shoulders. The woman at left wears glasses and an orange shawl. Behind them, a gilded temple backdrop with lit lamps is visible. Several more singers and a shaved-headed man in orange are partly visible in the background.2014-09-30September 11 20142014-09-11Four people sit in a row behind microphone stands, singing kirtan. From left, a bald man with white tilak on his forehead and glasses wears rudraksha malas over an orange garment; a woman with white tilak and glasses sings in an orange sari; a younger woman with hair in a bun wears a rust-red sari and rudraksha mala and holds a small brass hand cymbal; a woman with white tilak and a rust-red sari with rudraksha malas sings at the right edge. A red tambourine and a metal hand bell sit at the bottom of the frame, with a blurred background of warm light.2014-10-13