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Symphony Orchestra….in the Divine Presence 22ND November 2005, 9:30 a.m. Prasanthi Nilayam Related links from
22nd Nov. 2005
Bhagawan, Finally, Arati was offered to Bhagawan and Prasadam was distributed to
everyone. At 6.10 p.m., Bhagawan retired for the day.
Also read the Sai Darshan report:
22nd Nov. 2005, 9:30 a.m. IST.
"...Bhagawan, the Divine Chancellor will be inaugurating the
Convocation at 2:15 p. m...."
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After the final session of the Conference, all the
delegates assembled in Sai Kulwant Hall for the Darshan of Bhagawan. As
everyone was eagerly waiting with expectant eyes, Bhagawan emerged from
His abode at 3.15 p.m. After getting down from the car, He went along the
passage to the ladies side. To the chosen few whom He had decided to bless
on this day, Bhagawan distributed saris in the portico of the Mandir. As
the distribution was going on, members of the Sai Symphony Orchestra were
getting ready with their instruments to perform in the centre of the Hall.
Bhagawan always gives and only gives, and today the fortunate recipients
were these ladies. After distributing saris in the portico, Bhagawan
repeatedly went to the ladies side to distribute saris. To the great joy
of the members of
the orchestra, Bhagawan went amidst them
and distributed saris to a few among them. 
53 musicians from over 20 countries started their
performance at 5.10 p.m. Their music gave a feathery touch to the
listeners and seemed to waft in the air, and at times it rose to a
crescendo. The modulation, undulation, pitch, tone and variety of music
that the members of the orchestra produced from their instruments was
enormous. Be it the soothing music of the violin or flute or the sonorous
beats of percussion instruments, the orchestra members
produced a perfect
symphony. The orchestra earned the benevolent encouraging smile and
blessings of the Lord at the end of each piece. The audience was treated
to sumptuous musical feast for one full hour. The masterpieces played by
the orchestra members were Johannes
Brahmas “Ungarische Tanze No. 1”, Gioacchino
Rossini “Gazza Ladra”, Franz Liszt “Ungarishche Rhapsodie No. 2”, Georges
Bizet “Carmen I And IV”, Charles Gounod “Ainsi que la brise”, the immortal
piece of Wolfang Amadeus Mozart “Op. 40”, George Enescu “Rumanishe
Rapsodie No. 1 Op. 11” and Franz Von Suppe “Light Cavalry”. 
who
had materialized a ring for the conductor of the orchestra Klaus Maurer
from Switzerland before the commencement of the programme graciously
listened to his prayers on behalf of the other members to have a group
photograph taken with Him along with their instruments at the end of the
performance. Bhagawan also created rings for the Trombone player
Andrija Bosanac from Croatia and Victor Togliani from
Italy who was responsible for the set design. Bhagawan spoke at length to
the members of the orchestra. Truly, this served as an ‘icing on the
cake’, especially after they had put in days and long hours of practice to
make this programme a grand success. 
November 22nd 2005
