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Mystic sound can be heard from within, or when listening to sacred music such as the sublime refrains of Gurbani kirtan.The harmonium is a popular instrument used to perform kirtan. Depending on regional accent, The hand operated harmonium pump organ is commonly referred to either, Baja, or Vaja, (meaning musical instrument) by most Sikhs, wherever in the world we live.
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love the harmonium!
Beautiful instruments
Happy WW and thank you for stopping by. No a tropical storm is not something I’d want to have to go through. Yikes!
Love the subjects in the shot!
I of course love seeing the musical instruments! I have a few of those, including the tabla, flute and bells. I don’t have a harmonium at this time, but maybe will get one.
I love to listen to Indian music.
What a cool assortment of musical instruments! Isn’t it interesting that music and silence are both part of most religious practice?
I like Indian music too love the instruments photo
Have a musiclicious week
Interesting customs in the Muslim world.
Have a good day.
very very interesting!
happy WW!
Nice instruments! I’m afraid music isn’t among my talents.
Great assortment of instruments. I have no musical talent however I like an array of music.
I was never able to master the piano, but maybe this smaller-sized keyboard will help. Happy Wednesday!
These are nice. Happy WW.
I played too. Mine is here.