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Vidya Rao sings in London on Sunday

I have been invited by Vidya Rao to attend a concert tomorrow as she will sing at the Thames Festival in London on Sunday, 16th September, 2007.

 The venue is Green Man Stage, Potters field Park and the time is 12.30 in the afternoon.

There are no tickets– its open to all.

Those in London, please attend and experience the magic of her voice.

All My Posts, Arts & Culture, India, Music, South Asian Art, World Artists Comments 1 Sep 15th, 2007

One Response to “Vidya Rao sings in London on Sunday”

1. I Me My Says:
   September 15th, 2007 at 11:31 pm

   Wish I could have been there; I’d have loved to hear her voice after reading her thoughts; thanks to you.
   Have a wonderful evening, and I look forward to your posting thereafter.

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