Grand Carnatic Violin Concert by Maestros Mysore Brothers - Vidwan Mysore Nagaraj and Vidwan Dr. Mysore Manjunath with Vidwan Sri. Giridhar Udupa on Ghatam and Vidwan Sri. Srimushnam Raja Rao on Mridangam. 
On September 15, they performed at Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple to a packed audience. They also played Sri Swamiji’s bhajans to a great round of applause. We were fortunate to attend their program. 
Their main strong points are their technical brilliance, their sheer virtuosity, their artistic imagination coupled with an extraordinary range. In a very short span of time, they have come to dominate the Carnatic instrumental scene in India.
The Mysore Brothers have collaborated with many accomplished vocalists and instrumentalists from around the world and they excel at the Indian fusion musical tradition called jugalbandhi. They were labeled as a ‘Dream Team’ for bringing academic and technical brilliance together with virtuosity.
Mysore Brothers have enthralled audiences all over the world including Royal Albert Hall in London, Sydney Opera house, Common Thread Music festival in Oregon, Santa-Fe festival, World Music Festival in Chicago, Esplanade Theatre in Singapore. Dr. Manjunath is also the First Indian violinist invited to perform at the Prestigious International Violin Festival & Royal Palace of Milan in Italy. He has collaborated with renowned symphony orchestras.
Mysore Brothers are A-grade artists on All India Radio. International broadcasters including BBC, ABC (Australia), have featured them. They have performed in coveted music festivals including Sawai Gandharva Sangeet Mahotsav, Dover Lane Festival, Tansen Sangeet Samaroh in Gwalior, Darbar Festival in London. Mysore brothers have performed in fusion concerts with leading musicians from India and across the globe.
Nagaraj & Dr. Manjunath are recipients of prestigious awards including Ganakala Bhushana award from Ganakala Parishath, Sangeet Natak academy award by the Government of India, Rajyothsava Award by the Government of Karnataka, and Chowdaiah National Award by the Academy of Music.
Visited our House
We have known the Mysore brothers for more than a decade. Every time they come to Dallas are, we make it a point to attend their programs. We are fortunate to receive all the four artists, Venkatraman and Vijaya, one of the businessmen from Mysore to our house in Frisco and spend more than one hour. We shared about the mission of Global Hindu Heritage Foundation, its activities in nine States and Bangladesh. They were happy to know about our activities and surprised at the extent of work GHHF is doing. 
    Also, I shared two of our books and a brochure. It was a great meeting.
Visit our website for all our activities:  Savetemples.org. 
 For GHHF activities, Contact us at: 601-918-7111