Rajan and Sajan Mishra (both are bothers), a khyal style singer of the Indian classical music. Khyal style singing is considered as the 300 years old style of the Banaras gharana. Mishra brothers have been performing their art of singing all across the India as well as the world. They are the great singer of the India from the Banaras gharana. They have started their music career in their teen ages. First time they have performed their music in the presence of Satguru Jagjit Singh.
Rajan Mishra was born in the year 1951 and Sajan Mishra was born in the 1956 in the Varanasi. Their grandfather named Bade Ram Das ji Mishra and father named Hanuman Prasad Mishra, taught them the classical music
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can we attend a live performance?
Concerts often happen at music ashrams, heritage hotels, and during festivals. The annual 'Sankat Mochan Sangeet Samaroh' at the Sankat Mochan Temple is a must-attend event for music lovers.
Are there music classes available?
Yes, Varanasi's Guru-Shishya tradition continues. You can find masters for Tabla, Sitar, Shehnai, and Indian classical vocal music in the lanes of Kabir Chaura.
What is the significance of the Benaras Gharana?
The Benaras Gharana is one of the most prestigious schools of Indian classical music, known for its unique style of Tabla and Thumri.
Is this related to spirituality?
Absolutely. In Kashi, music is 'Nadopasana'—the worship of sound as a path to the divine. Most classical performances are dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Where can I hear classical music in Varanasi?
Authentic experiences can be found at the International Music Centre Ashram or during annual festivals like the Sankat Mochan Sangeet Samaroh.