Question

pla help me in doing my homework class 9 ncert ( The sound of music)
a) What was Evelyn's main achievement?
b) How was Evelyn determined to lead a mortal life?
c) What important lesson does the life of Bismillah Khan teach us?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

a)When she was auditioned for the Royal Academy of Music, she scored one of the highest marks in the history of the academy. After the end of her three year course, she had bagged most of the top awards. She also became the world's most sought after multi- percussionist who achieved mastery in some thousand instruments.

b)Because she was deaf and she knows how to face the difficulties of life . How to adjust in extreme condition as similar to Bismillah khan . She didnot want to do show of . She gives free performance in hospitals and prisons . She became inspiration for everyone and determined to live a mortal life 

c)The two very important lessons of life one can extract from Ustad Bismillah Khan are Dedication and an honest devotion to your work. Ustad Khan had devoted his life music so much to an extent that he called his Shehnai as his Beghum (wife).

Answer 2

Explanation:

1 When she was auditioned for the Royal Academy of Music, she scored one of the highest marks in the history of the academy. After the end of her three year course, she had bagged most of the top awards. She also became the world's most sought after multi- percussionist who achieved mastery in some thousand instruments.

2 Evelyn was determined to lead a normal life. Her interest was in the field of music. I was Ron Forbes who spotted her talent in music. He advised her to feel music instead of listening it.She says that the music tingles in her skin in my bones and even in my hair.

thus,the story of her success became a source of inspiration for the persons with physical disabilities.

3 The two very important lessons of life one can extract from Ustad Bismillah Khan are Dedication and an honest devotion to your work. Ustad Khan had devoted his life music so much to an extent that he called his Shehnai as his Beghum (wife)