“He has been able to blend both Eastern and Western music without sacrificing the roots of either” |
Asian Times |
Kuljit’s unique ability to translate western scores for including Indian instruments has made him one of the most sought after Asian musicians . His inspiring and outstanding performance as on-stage percussionist in the hit Lloyd Webber musical Bombay Dreams opened doors for other Indian musicians to work in West End theatre orchestras.
Composer Credits |
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The Far Pavilions |
The Shaftsbury Theatre (2005) |
The Ramayana |
Birmingham Repertory Theatre (2000) & The National Theatre (2001) |
Layla Majnun |
Midlands Art Centre Birmingham (2003) |
Mapping The Edge |
(2001) |
Cloud Watching |
Half Moon Young People’s Theatre (1998) |
A Song For A Sanctuary |
Kali Theatre Company (1991) |
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The Far Pavilions |
The Shaftsbury Theatre (2005) |
Bombay Dreams |
Apollo Victoria Theatre (2002 to 2004 ) |