Looks like fun - how was that concert?
I always had a fascination for your country's music when I was young and still enjoy it to this day. I would have loved to hear this concert.
It seems a few of us had the same idea for the letter Y. This looks like an interesting concert.
How marvelous! Beautiful shot, as always and I love the "young musicians"!
Oh! I am interested in that flute as I enjoy playing bamboo flutes!Did you have water to drink today, my friend? Hope Mumbai remains an oasis to your camera, Friend.Aloha & NamasteComfort Spiral
I would love to hear the music. The young people look like they're very accomplished and concentrating hard on doing a good job.
Wish I had been there!
Young musicians, - a wonderful choice for Y.
nice idea for today's letter!
It's great post - I love the instruments they play and the way they performe:)
belle photo de ces musiciens, j'aime bien ces instruments, ils sont très beaux. il ne nous manque que le son ;o)nice photograph of these musicians, I like these instruments well, they are very nice. we lack only sound ;o)
young, yes, but also the yellow skirt of the stage!
Those instruments are very special,very young musicians :)Its the future in music !!
I play the flute too! This image is magical to me!
Indian music are so hypnotic! I enjoyed them so much.
The evening must have been magical.
I look at this and want to hear the music!
I love the sounds. So very "India."
I can't see a scene like this one and not be reminded of the early part of Banaras - A Mystic Love Story.They look quite young to be on the way to mastering Hindustani Classical. To a Western ear at least, that's pretty complex music.And it's good to see them keeping the form alive for this generation and the next.
This would certainly calm me down and be so soothing. Oh to be young.
I can almost hear them playing!
Very interesting shot. I like the way they are sitting on the table while playing. Could be a bit dangerous?
I wish I could hear them playing.
anybody who wants to hear them play can listen to a short clip by clicking on the 'my music videos' link in my sidebarenjoy!
I bet they rocked!
Thank you for the musical link!Youngsters do inspire.Sherry
Beautiful image and thanks to the video:very interesting the presence of drums and keyboards together with traditional instruments!
I got to hear Ravi Shankar at a concert at Goshen College in the 60's. It was amazing!
Is citrazz an electric version of the sitar? it sure didnt sound like a sitar though in the video?
My best wishes are with them
'Young' seems a popular theme for this week's ABC Wednesday, but everyone has an original take on it! I love this photo of young musicians!
Namaskara! Great to see young Indian musicians carrying on the traditions! Dhanyavadagalu! All the best from EAGAN daily photo
Looks like fun - how was that concert?
ReplyDeleteI always had a fascination for your country's music when I was young and still enjoy it to this day. I would have loved to hear this concert.
ReplyDeleteIt seems a few of us had the same idea for the letter Y. This looks like an interesting concert.
ReplyDeleteHow marvelous! Beautiful shot, as always and I love the "young musicians"!
ReplyDeleteOh! I am interested in that flute as I enjoy playing bamboo flutes!
ReplyDeleteDid you have water to drink today, my friend? Hope Mumbai remains an oasis to your camera, Friend.
Aloha & Namaste
Comfort Spiral
I would love to hear the music. The young people look like they're very accomplished and concentrating hard on doing a good job.
ReplyDeleteWish I had been there!
ReplyDeleteYoung musicians, - a wonderful choice for Y.
ReplyDeletenice idea for today's letter!
ReplyDeleteIt's great post - I love the instruments they play and the way they performe:)
ReplyDeletebelle photo de ces musiciens, j'aime bien ces instruments, ils sont très beaux. il ne nous manque que le son ;o)
ReplyDeletenice photograph of these musicians, I like these instruments well, they are very nice. we lack only sound ;o)
young, yes, but also the yellow skirt of the stage!
ReplyDeleteThose instruments are very special,
ReplyDeletevery young musicians :)
Its the future in music !!
I play the flute too! This image is magical to me!
ReplyDeleteIndian music are so hypnotic! I enjoyed them so much.
ReplyDeleteThe evening must have been magical.
ReplyDeleteI look at this and want to hear the music!
ReplyDeleteI love the sounds. So very "India."
ReplyDeleteI can't see a scene like this one and not be reminded of the early part of Banaras - A Mystic Love Story.
ReplyDeleteThey look quite young to be on the way to mastering Hindustani Classical. To a Western ear at least, that's pretty complex music.
And it's good to see them keeping the form alive for this generation and the next.
This would certainly calm me down and be so soothing. Oh to be young.
ReplyDeleteThis would certainly calm me down and be so soothing. Oh to be young.
ReplyDeleteI can almost hear them playing!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting shot. I like the way they are sitting on the table while playing. Could be a bit dangerous?
ReplyDeleteI wish I could hear them playing.
ReplyDeleteanybody who wants to hear them play can listen to a short clip by clicking on the 'my music videos' link in my sidebar
ReplyDeleteenjoy!
I bet they rocked!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the musical link!
ReplyDeleteYoungsters do inspire.
Sherry
Beautiful image and thanks to the video:very interesting the presence of drums and keyboards together with traditional instruments!
ReplyDeleteI got to hear Ravi Shankar at a concert at Goshen College in the 60's. It was amazing!
ReplyDeleteIs citrazz an electric version of the sitar? it sure didnt sound like a sitar though in the video?
ReplyDeleteMy best wishes are with them
ReplyDelete'Young' seems a popular theme for this week's ABC Wednesday, but everyone has an original take on it! I love this photo of young musicians!
ReplyDeleteNamaskara! Great to see young Indian musicians carrying on the traditions! Dhanyavadagalu! All the best from EAGAN daily photo
ReplyDeleteWish I had been there!
ReplyDeleteOh! I am interested in that flute as I enjoy playing bamboo flutes!
ReplyDeleteDid you have water to drink today, my friend? Hope Mumbai remains an oasis to your camera, Friend.
Aloha & Namaste
Comfort Spiral