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

ludwigPosted on 31/01/2018 Posted in Institutions, News and recommendations

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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