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Violin, or the fiddle as it is also known, is an instrument that eludes to the highest form of melody and music. I met Kippy playing the fiddle on Market street and had quite a variety of tunes to his collection.
Kippy on the fiddle @ photoduniya.com

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Craig with his Clarinet and Saxophone is not new to my readers. I have now known him for about three or four months now. This is the first time where I found Craig in completely different color! More sombre and more serious in his black attire.
Craig on the Clarinet @ photoduniya.com

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Dan Dan is relatively new to the street musician’s group in San Francisco. But needless to say she is an expert with the pipa. The Pipa is a very traditional ancient instrument dating back to about 200 BC. Dan Dan also plays other stringed instruments, however the day I met her in Chinatown, she was entertaining the crowds with her melodious tunes on her pipa.
 
Dan Dan playing the pipa @ photoduniya.com
 

 
 
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From: photoduniya.com
The busy Market street had a different note to itself this Sunday. The melody of violin. The instrument is of eastern origin, probably Mongolian but was very popular in the ancient middle eastern civilizations. The name violin comes from the Greek word vitula. The western world popularly knows this instrument as the fiddle.
 
 
Violinist Kippy on Market Street @ photoduniya.com
 

 
Kippy has been playing the fiddle for over 30 years now. His instrument could be as old, now tied up with an amplifier for playing. Originally from Texas, Kippy has been …

From: photoduniya.com
The musicians who I have been meeting and photographing for the last one year has more to think of than just music. Playing on the streets and attracting the law keepers is in itself a big challenge. While normally the policemen do not prevent the musicians from playing, it is not so legal to earn money like that. In a way, that act becomes very similar to peddling or hawking, and hence illegal.
 
Playing within a private property is not allowed. And music which requires electrical boom boxes raise the …