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Rupa & the April Fishes at the Blind School in Gandhinagar.
A staff member at the Blind School was enthralled by the trumpet and wanted to feel its vibration as Mario performed.
Tejas Parmar, the music teacher at the Blind School, has been teaching at the school for over 5 years, 2 hours each day. His dedication to the children over the years has resulted in a strong music program, and performances that have earned the children a
Students at the Blind School listen in on a congo solo by Mario.
Mohit has been blind since birth. He is an incredibly talented musician, able to play flute, harmonium and since with ease.
Mohit on harmonium gave a commanding solo, with tabla accompaniment by Trilok.
Misha drops a bass line on the cello for the children to hear.
Rupa followed suit, bringing the sound of her sweet voice and the sounds of the guitar down to the children. As she walked around the room, many of the children wanted to put their hands on the instrument, to feel its vibrations.
Aaron gets down close to the open ears of the children as the Band carries on.
Aaron, who naturally gravitates towards children, was especially happy to walk around the room and share the sounds of indian chimes and bells with the children.
Students at the Blind School listen to Rupa and the April Fishes.
The trumpet was a big hit with the children. Played beautifully by Mario, the metallic trumpet sounds caused the entire group of children to start clapping. Tejas the music teacher, seated to the right, was happy to have us in the class for the afternoon.
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