L. Subramaniam
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SEP
22
2022
City Center, Spain
Auditorio Nacional de Música
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DEC
09
2017
Mumbai, India
Tata Theatre
I Was There
APR
27
2017
Falaise, France
THEATRE DU FORUM
I Was There
OCT
12
2016
Pully, Switzerland
THEATRE DE L'OCTOGONE
I Was There
JUL
10
2016
Chicago, IL
Museum of Contemporary Art
I Was There
APR
27
2016
Berlin, Germany
Konzerthaus Berlin
I Was There
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About L. Subramaniam
A gifted South Indian counterpart of Jean-Luc Ponty on the electric violin, and endlessly curious about all kinds of music, Subramaniam has been a pioneer in exploring intelligent fusions between European classical music, American jazz, rock, and South Indian music. His father, a master Indian violinist, and mother, who played the Indian vina, were his first musical influences, and after abandoning a career in medicine, he formed a violin trio with his two brothers while still in India. He toured America and Europe with Ravi Shankar and ex-Beatle George Harrison in 1974, made his first fusion album in Copenhagen (Garland), and wrote material for Stu Goldberg and Larry Coryell in 1978. He settled in the Los Angeles area in the late '70s in order to earn a doctorate in Western music at the California Institute of the Arts, where he also taught South Indian music. He led a group with Coryell, George Duke, and Tom Scott in the 1980s, and recorded several fascinating LPs for Milestone -- including an LP with Stephane Grappelli -- that fused classical music, electric and acoustic jazz, and South Indian music. Subramaniam has also written works for classical orchestras; his Violin Concerto juxtaposes naïve Hollywood-ish romantic music with South Indian instruments and structures. His debut for the Erato Detour label, Global Fusion, followed in 1999.
http://www.indianviolin.com
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Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
Concerts and tour dates
Past
SEP
22
2022
City Center, Spain
Auditorio Nacional de Música
I Was There
DEC
09
2017
Mumbai, India
Tata Theatre
I Was There
APR
27
2017
Falaise, France
THEATRE DU FORUM
I Was There
OCT
12
2016
Pully, Switzerland
THEATRE DE L'OCTOGONE
I Was There
JUL
10
2016
Chicago, IL
Museum of Contemporary Art
I Was There
APR
27
2016
Berlin, Germany
Konzerthaus Berlin
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
About L. Subramaniam
A gifted South Indian counterpart of Jean-Luc Ponty on the electric violin, and endlessly curious about all kinds of music, Subramaniam has been a pioneer in exploring intelligent fusions between European classical music, American jazz, rock, and South Indian music. His father, a master Indian violinist, and mother, who played the Indian vina, were his first musical influences, and after abandoning a career in medicine, he formed a violin trio with his two brothers while still in India. He toured America and Europe with Ravi Shankar and ex-Beatle George Harrison in 1974, made his first fusion album in Copenhagen (Garland), and wrote material for Stu Goldberg and Larry Coryell in 1978. He settled in the Los Angeles area in the late '70s in order to earn a doctorate in Western music at the California Institute of the Arts, where he also taught South Indian music. He led a group with Coryell, George Duke, and Tom Scott in the 1980s, and recorded several fascinating LPs for Milestone -- including an LP with Stephane Grappelli -- that fused classical music, electric and acoustic jazz, and South Indian music. Subramaniam has also written works for classical orchestras; his Violin Concerto juxtaposes naïve Hollywood-ish romantic music with South Indian instruments and structures. His debut for the Erato Detour label, Global Fusion, followed in 1999.
http://www.indianviolin.com
http://www.indianviolin.com
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