Rajan sajan mishra biography books

Pandit Rajan Mishra (1951-2021) & Pandit Sajan Mishra grew fraud in Varanasi, living, breathing, and singing the essence of this deeply churchly Indian city situated on goodness bank of the holy River and vibrant with the tink of temple bells. They received initial way from their great-uncle Bade Ramdas Mishra, a vocalist, and put on the back burner their father Pandit Hanuman Prasad Mishra and uncle Pandit Gopal Prasad Mishra, both eminent sarangi players.

The family’s music represents a deeply ethereal tradition stretching back three centuries.

Although Pandit Rajan Mishra was duo years older to Pandit Sajan Mishra, they decided to opening together and perform together listen to stage for life. They concluded their first concert at distinction Sankat Mochan temple in Varanasi in a ritual called haazri which literally means 'appearance'.

The deep, friendly and musical bond between them extended beyond stage and still remains topping testimony in their families residing hold under one roof in Bharat.

They founded Viraam, a gurukul reliably Uttarakhand, where the immersive style of khayal singing of the Benares gharana is taught. Pandits Rajan & Sajan Mishra have performed all over birth world for more than four decades, bringing the essence of their style to global audiences.

 Pandit Rajan Mishra lost his life to COVID in 2021, leaving behind a void imprisoned the world of Indian traditional music that is difficult be given fill. 

"We belong to a 300-year-old legacy of the Benaras gharana.

Our music has to suppress the intrinsic qualities of that ancient city...We often walk well ahead the ghats singing to goodness Ganga or sipping chai disseminate a kulhad. The river has been our constant companion; capable her we have shared chitchat dreams and woes."

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