Ye mera prem patra padh kar : Piyushbhai Dave

We were discussing with Apoorvabhai about the players, who were to perform in the Cancer Hospital. And he suggested that in Vadodara they had a player who could play any song if he heard it only once. Immediately all of us asked to request him to come and perform in Ahmedabad.
Piyushbhai Dave a music teacher in one of the reputed schools proved Apoorvabhai's claim 100% right with his talent.
He became a member of the Harmonica Club of Gujarat there and then only.
Probably he thought what is happening is right and quite transperrent...
Piyushbhai, we promise that every member of our club will feel proud no matter where he or she is from... We are proud to have you with us.

Uthe sabke kadam : The Indian Adler Trio

From Left manthan, Devansh and Amit are promising young stars of new age harmonicas.
Studying in the tenth std they feel relaxed while playing harmonica. Despite their tight schedules in studies they agreed to pray and play harmonica for the well being of patients.....yes at this age...
this happens only in India......
I know there are also a couple of young girls playing harmonica.....
Where are you ?????
Pl send your videos let the whole world watch and appreciate your talent...
Harmonica club of Gujarat will always promote the youth i promise.

Jaane kaha gaya Jigar mera : M. K. Vaidya

One of the trustees of Harmonica Club of Gujarat shri M.K.Vaidya has been playing with harmonica for atleast 50 years now. He is too good at Key board and Violin. Our Teacher.....Friend...and a Guide..........Our Asset too.

Aaj Kal Tere Mere : Group song

Under the leadership of one of the respected trustees Apoorvabhai, members played aaj kal tere mere pyar ke charche hai har jaban par........
Ya they were right.... Har jaban par

Charity Show for Cancer Patients

The Harmonica Club of Gujarat performed its first charity show at the Cancer Hospital in Ahmedabad on July 24, 2008.

The show was sponsored by Intas Pharmaceuticals. Over 25 members from Ahmedabad and Baroda performed.

Visually challenged Piyushbhai, who is a music teacher, and Yusuf Chacha, in his 70s, by playing a few popular melodies expressed their solidarity with the cause.

We will be uploading photographs and videos of the show as soon as we get the recordings.