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Swarakshetra’s Thyagaraja Festival at the Embassy of India – The Hague 3 February 2018

Posted byludwig 31/01/201813/02/2018

Lighting of the lamp by H.E. Mr. Venu Rajamony, Ambassador of India to the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Carnatic flute recital by Usha Ramesh & Ludwig Pesch accompanied by Mieke Beumer (bamboo tambura)

More photos on the facebook page of the Embassy of India >>

 

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