What was the general atmosphere and what were the sounds like during Sai Baba's procession to the Chavadi?

As described in Chapter 37, the atmosphere during the procession was one of great joy and celebration. The air was filled with a symphony of sounds, including the playing of horns, trumpets, mridangas, and veenas. Devotees, walking in rows, would sing bhajans and shout cries of victory in Sai's name. The thunder of drums, the resonance of cymbals, and the calls of heralds accompanied the procession, creating a blissful and vibrant gathering. Even the adorned horse, Shyamakarna, contributed with the jingling of bells on his feet.