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| Started to add title Prof. before her name (as in the advertisement) , however there is no mention of her earning a Doctorate. The large ad seems out of place (their are no others I have come across.
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| It is unclear who her famous father is one might think it is her teacher at Patiala. Her mother and father's names should be included in the intro. as is standard on other pages.
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| Who is the actress quoted. Does the big ad also name a promoter??? [[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 17:09, 16 September 2009 (UTC)
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| In - He's a bada*s harmonica player. - who is he? and what is bada*s?
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| If bada*s is only the standard substitution for a vulgar term I guess I already understand. Just surprised to see this here. The asterisk began early in language as an icon for 'God'. - bada#s - works better for me.
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| the He was confusing good to learn shes's a 'mean' harmonica player - Har, as in Harmony as in Hari - a new take on music's long association with man's prayers. A new way of looking at the name of the Instrument itself - Harp has always been obvious, also Harmonium, thanks [[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 08:25, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
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| == Harmonica? ==
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| Now that I think of it I associate the Harmonica with Bob Dylan - leaves me wondering if the ref. wasn't to the Harmonium? [[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 08:30, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
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| The harmonica is used in blues and American folk music, jazz, classical music, country music, rock and roll, and pop music. The harmonica has other nicknames, especially in blues music, including: "harp", "blues harp", "french harp", and "mouth organ."
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| It is however recommended as being good for medical reasons as it develops the diaphragm. Diaphragm - there's a word replete with meaningfull symbols or syllables: Di, ra(a)g, Ra, hard to find syllables and articles that - in one language or another are not words referring to God.
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| However I find it hard to visualize a bunch of 60+ folks taking up the instrument. My diaphragm seems to need it - I can't seem to cough without getting the hiccups. My wife will hate the noise though as I can't play a note.
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