Mysore Brothers-Shanmukhapriya Raga - Marivere Dikkevarayya Rama Shanmugapriya

This song is from concert of December, 2011 by Mysore Nagaraj and Mysore Manjunath with R Ramesh on Mridangam and Trichy Murali on Ghatam
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[@sarmakameshwar9085]

I am speechless. Just tears rolled down on cheeks. I felt l am blessed that born as an indian. Saastanga pranamams to both. Wah... Simply wah.... I felt like there's another subject inside the music which only can be felt can't be expressed in such situations. God bless both. Hare Krishna.

[@ravichandrabaabu466]

Whenever I listen to this Raga, i get into tears, as it was a favourite Raga of my Father, who attained heavenly board twenty one years back. Still this rendering make me to feel as if he is present and enjoying this unbeatable play by these God sent persons!

[@venkatesh1905]

Wow! Excellent Mr.Nagaraj and Mr.Manjunath. So divine it was👏👏👏

[@rathnasrivathsan9601]

Super , melodious, fantastic sir. Both of you are really blessed.We are also lucky to hear the same.

[@kompallijosu]

Extremely heart melting bow movements....none can replace this duo in this era.... the beauty of the raga at its best....my humble worship with tears of joy to thou's feet....

[@utubevellorears]

Truly brilliant. Only these maestros can serve such high class music to the eager and discerning rasikas!

[@krishnapartha]

Unreal skill and mastery. The music is also gorgeous. Holy stuff here. Amazing more than 15 minutes of Alapana and not one dull moment.

[@raghul2k]

Beautiful sliding patterns on the lower sthayi from 6:35 - 6:59. Impressive part of the alapana is the bowing technique. Its usually an ignored aspect of violin playing. If we look carefully at the real great violonists, one important aspect is a steady bowing technique that allows them to produce a lot of notes/patterns in a single bow. May look trivial but takes immense hard work. Its equivalent to a singer singing in a single breadth. The phrases from 6:35 reflect why this is so important to produce the gayaki/singing effect. Lalgudi, MSG, TNK, VVS all possessed this steady bowing ability which separated them from the rest, in my humble opinion.

[@GopalakrishnaSharma]

Raghul S Venkatesh Exactly Sir!!!! One more to add - NC. :)

[@venkateshs5375]

Proud to be the Mysoreans. Mind blowing, marvelous & most melodious.

[@shivaprasad3391]

absolute marvels. adjectives goes out beyond the dictionary to reach up to this classy artists

[@ramaniiyer4916]

I had the opportunity to attend the concert once in Washington. Marvelous performance. Tears rolled down continuously from my eyes. Such wonderful artists both brothers. May God bless them for all well beings in life. With obesience & reverance

[@AnanthNat]

Would have been the same in vannanthurai

[@bhaskarkrishnachar3966]

Best and greatest violinists of India.

[@srikantatrsastry4460]

Blissful divine music

[@maheshm1859]

The raaga name is "Shanmukhapriya" Not "Shanmughapriya"👍...

[@rajinees2122]

Divine. Blissfull. Heavenly Shanmugapriya.

[@vijay99401]

Are they even humans ? This is music from another planet..

[@GopalakrishnaSharma]

Vijay Murali Yes, this is what I also thought!!!

[@abiramimuthukrishnan6973]

Mind blowing shanmukhapriya 🙏

[@prakashrao6002]

extremely authentic redention of shanmukhapriya.

[@AchyuthaRao]

Blessed to be born in their era __/\__ __/\__ _/\__

[@tveenagayatri]

No words sir

[@deeps-n5y]

Brilliant performance Sir !!

[@bhuvana7729]

Mind blowing

[@bhuvana7729]

Excellent shanmugapriya Sir

[@veenak.s.8369]

Marvellous and really blessed .

[@narayanswamygopalakrishnan7015]

Supperb

[@thyaahoo1]

Nice performance

[@jyotisampat3246]

Darbari of south. Any film songs on it?

[@AnanthNat]

It is not Darbari by any means.

[@tveenagayatri]

🙏🙏

[@srikrithibharadwaj6779]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rajagopalaniyengar3463]

Do you wants us to listen the best violin music played or we should listen to the adds played for tandoori chicken. Please do not play any adds in the middle. Of the song played. Please avoid such practice in future.

[@AnanthNat]

Too much gimmicry. Too little soukhyam. Yes they are brilliant musicians... but...

[@suhasganesh7570]

Gimmicry?

[@guitarguy1381]

I agree with this. These guys are amazing but I am not sure why the need for endless run on sentences? Music needs space of silence intertwined with moments of speed to be fully appreciated. Music is not an endless race to the fastest:)