
Here’s a look at some of the pianist who have either carved their own style or have taken an idea and have grown on it tremendously. Ladies and gentleman – The Indian Pianists….
Louiz Banks
If you’re a jazz fan and hail from
Utsav Lal
Sixteen year old Utsav, is one of the few musicians who have successfully managed to play Indian Classical Music soulfully on the piano. Although professionally trained in Western Classical Music, the young turk has more famously conquered the Indian Classical arena, and that is now where his uniqueness and forte lies.
Brian Silas
In Brian Silas’s universe, music dominates over all. The Piano, though predominantly over casted as a western instrument and being subjected to pianist with largely western tuned minds, has been truly Indianised by Brian Silas. The man can boast of having 20 albums under his belly, and having a red carpet of fans including Khushwant Singh and Bill Clinton.
Abhay Goyle
Ever heard the saying ‘Old is Gold’. Well don’t get all mixed up, I’m not referring to Abhay’s age, but the music the young genius belches out. The twelve year old can play anything from S.D. Burman right down to A.R. Rahman, and with ease. It would be amazing to see the young kid a few years down the line.
Stephen Devassy
The south Indian pianist and composer has in a young life worked with some of the most respectable musicians in
Vijay Iyer
American-Indian Vijay Iyer, is one of jazz musics brightest young stars. The man has been building a strong name for himself in the American music scene for a while now, and is soon becoming recognized for his jazz capabilities.
Rishi Agarwal is a student of finance and is a multi genre guitarist. He likes playing with his dog, christened Elvis after The King. He lives off the likes of Hendrix and Clapton , and aspires to one day jam with John Mclaughlin of The Mahavishnu Orchestra.
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