Major Public Performances: - More than 30 years of performance experience and studies of Indian music,  still continuing as a life long mission.
     
    1975- Swami Haridas Sangeet Samaroha (Music Festival) – Bombay (India).
    1977- First Europe - Concert tour (Germany, Holland, France, Italy, Norway - Sweden…).
    1985- International Friedenskonferenz (Peace conference) – Colon (Germany).
    1987- Festival of India- Tour in USSR.
    1988- Times of India Music Festival at Calcutta (India), Savoy Theatre – Helsinki (Finland).
    1989- World Music Festival – Helsinki (Finland)
    1990- Music Homage to Maharaja (King) Sayajirao of Baroda (India).
    1991- Parampara  (Tradition) Festival of Indian Music at House of World Cultures Berlin- (Germany).
    1992- Stockholm Jazz Festival – Stockholm (Sweden).
    1993- International Hackbrett Festival Munich Philharmonic – Munich (Germany).
    1995- “Orient 95” International Festival of eastern Music – Tallinn and Tartu (Estonia).
    1996- Okarina World Music Festival at Bled (Slovenia).
    1997-

    Presents the world Premiere of “Anandkari” A concerto for Santoor and Chamber Orchestra, by Nandkishor Muley & kari Juusela. Elizabeth Hall Stetson University Florida (USA), on 16th Feb 1997 at Knowles Chapel Rollins  College – Orlando (USA).
    1999- International Cimbalom Festival – Gent (Belgium) & Utrecht (Holland). 5th Leipzig Weltweit Music festival at Rai Haus Centere for world culture- Leipzig (Germany).
    2000- International Folk & Jazz Festival – Budapest (Hungary). “Cultura e Spettacoli Intercomunali “ International Cultural Events at Stabio (Switzerland).
    2001- 23rd Jan. An Enchanting Evening of Veena & Santoor Jugalbandi (Duet), at Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Bangalore (India).10th Nov. “Rainbow Over Dance Theatre Skies” at City museum Dahlem, Berlin (Germany).

    2002-

    		 1st Dec. North & South Indian Music Duet (Santoor & Flute) at Eglise Saint Therese, Paris (France).
    2004- 29th May. Concert of Indian Classical Music, at Florida Atlantic University, Bocaraton (USA).16th Dec. Santoor Evening at India Habitat Centre, New Dehli (India).
    2005- 2nd April. “Gyori Nemezetkozi Utos Festival” at Gyor (Hungary). 30th April. Performed for Flamenco Festival at Berlin Phillharmonei, Berlin (Germamny). 20th & 21st Aug. Indian Cultural Festival at Cultural Museum Basel,
    Basel (Switzerland).
    2006- 17th Feb. Performance with Flamenco Music & Dance at Berlin Phillharmonei, Berlin (Germany). 8th April. “Jazztavasz 2006” (Jazz and Ethno Music Festival) at Budapest, Budapest (Hungary).
      Discography: Indian classical.
       1:Nandkishor Muley - Music India OnLine
      Nandkishor Muley. Artist: Nandkishor Muley Instrument: Santoor · Raga Kausi Dhwani - Alap & Gat Raag: Kausi Taal:  Teen Taal · Raga Yaman - Alap, Jod, ...
       2:The Resplendent Sound Of Indian Santur.
      1994- (Living Musical Traditions by International Institute for Traditional Music Berlin & Museum of Folk  Arts Hamburg- Germany). Raga- Bangal Bhairav, Raga- Brindavani Sarang, Raga- Marva, Raga- Malkauns. Tabla- Fazal Qureshi.  3: Blossoms Of Raga. Live concert recording of Nuremberg Germany. 1996- Raga- Kirwani. Tabla- Abhijit Banerjee.
       
     4: Shathabdi Cassette Library    Nandkishor Muley Santoor
       
       World Music CD’s: Recordings with Fusion group MYNTA.
    1: Mynta “Indian Times ” 1990 Vera Bra Records, Cologne (Germany).
    2: Mynta “Hot Madras” 1991 MNW Records, (Sweden).
    3: Mynta “Nandu’s Dance” 1994 Xource Records (Sweden) & 1996 Blue Flame Record (Germany).
    4:  Mynta “First Summer” 1997 Rub-A-Dub Records (Sweden).
    5: Mynta “Cool Nights” 2001 Virgin Records (Sweden).
    6: Rising Sun- 2002.Indian classical music is improvised. Western classical music is generally composed. So when Panaiotis and  Nandkishor Muley collaborated, they used their own traditions in the development of these works.
    7: Spa Song Santur - Ancient Meditation Music From India
      Santur master Nandkishor Muley interprets Vedic compositions from India that are steeped in thousands of years of  tradition. This lush music is performed on ... www.spasong.com/santur.html -
    8: The International Cimbalom Festival – The international Cimbalom Festival was recorded live at the Warande in Turnhout, Belgium, 5th May 1999.  In 2001, EREA Records (MWCD 4031) publish this CD.
    9: International Hackbrett festival (Volume-2) – Recorded by Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Radio Germany).         Pantaleon Records (PTR 102925). 2004.
     
       
     

    Television & Radio Programs

       I have given a number of television & radio programs/lectures, which have been popular and repeatedly sought after on the  issues of culture and literature.
      Nandkishor Muley
      Santoor
      Deborah Phillips / Germany / 1998 / Animation/ Experimental / 13'00 / 35 mm Film.
       A musical odyssey in three parts. While Nandkishor Muley plays his Santoor, he moves between types of music - Eastern and  Western. He dances through ornamental realms of the imagination. A consecration of life beyond borders.
      Collaborated Musical Work With:

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    		 Dr. Kari Juusela is a Finnish/American composer, performer and educator who is presently the Dean of the Professional Writing Division at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. “Anandkari” for Santoor and chamber orchestra, and “Premasutra” for Santoor, cello, and orchestra (both co-composed in 1997-98).
    2: Dr. Panaiotis is a composer singer and as performer of computer assisted performance electronics. Created Rising Sun, a CD of works that blend Indian and Western musical styles. (2002).
    3: ›The Day Slows Down as It Progresses‹ by Thomas Bartels (Germany 2000), is a kaleidoscopic combination of picturesque images from India and it’s about making Pictures. Wolfgang in der Wiesche and vocal recordings made by the Berlin-based musician Nandkishor Muley created the sound track.
    4: Ramayana in German theatre   Premiere on 21 February 2004 for the first time in the history of German Theater, an Indian epic has been presented as an audio-visual play.
      Music was composed by Berlin-based Indian Santoor player Nandkishor Muley and Clifford Schwartz, was played by the Robert-Schumann-Philharmonic of Chemnitz.