The house was full, the event was businesslike and the music was good but at the inauguration of the music fest of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mylapore there was one small sight that was odd.
A armed policeman who stood in the aisle and kept to himself. One assumed that perhaps he was here as part of the team behind the chief justice of the Madras High Court who was the chief guest. Later we were told that the man was security provided to E Gayathri, who was decorated with an award that evening - Nov.21.
This senior artiste, best known for her veena playing artistry since her pre-teen years is now vice chancellor of the TN Music University.
Guns and music cannot be in the same place . . .
A armed policeman who stood in the aisle and kept to himself. One assumed that perhaps he was here as part of the team behind the chief justice of the Madras High Court who was the chief guest. Later we were told that the man was security provided to E Gayathri, who was decorated with an award that evening - Nov.21.
This senior artiste, best known for her veena playing artistry since her pre-teen years is now vice chancellor of the TN Music University.
Guns and music cannot be in the same place . . .
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