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Deepak Ram gave public performances as a teenager, becoming a full-time professional musician in 1984. At the age of 17 he made his first trip to India and later continued his studies in Bombay with world-renowned flautist Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, voice and theory teacher Pandit Rajaram Shukla, and tabla player Shridar Padhye. Born in 1960, Deepak Ram began his first formal training in music (flute and tabla) under Jeram Bhana.Songs from Bambatha’s Children (Sarmcol Workers’ Co-operative).People Must Share (COSATU Culture Group Pinetown).Music for Liberation (Chesterville Youth Group).Mawubuye umhlaba wethu (Mandini Strikers).Culture and Working Life Project/Congress of South African Writers. Celebrating Oral Tradition: Bandlululondini! (various praise poets).Another Lion on the Path: Stories from Zimbabwe told by Pedro Espi-Sanchis.There Is No Failure (New Heaven’s Ambassadors, Mpophomeni).(re-published as The Little Library Reading Kit. Stories and Songs from the Little Library.Cow Bells and Tortoise Shells (Pedro Espi-Sanchis).1986 23′ commissioned by >Tage für Neue Musik Tri-Bühne Tri-Bühne Tri-Bühne Tri-Bühne Tri-Bühne orchestration and additional music, Cornerstone Production Company, USA, distributed by Skouras, 1989.Ltd., distributed by New Line Cinema Corporation (worldwide), USA 1992 contributing composer and complete score realization, Allied Vision Lane Pringle Productions in association with Fuji Eight Co.2006 3’40 for string trio, first performed by Gillespie Trio.2006 3’40 for wind quintet, first performed by JPO Winds.Available on: The Bow Project, TUTL Records, FKT044.2005 5’30 collective composition with Sazi Dlamini, commissioned by New Music Indaba, for ugubhu musical bow, vocals, percussion and string quartet, first performed by Sazi Dlamini and Sontonga String Quartet.8’00 for saxophone quartet, first performed by Stockholm Saxophone Quartet 1’30 for clarinet solo, first performed by Natalie Harris at New Music Indaba 2008, Atrium, Wits University, Johannesburgħ 13 very short movies 4 saxophones 0 electronics 4’00 for soprano, tenor, piano, violin, violoncello, first performed by The Chamber Music Company London, Hanli Stapela (sop), Siyabonga Maqungo (ten), at New Music Indaba, 2 October 2009, UNISA, Sunnyside Concert Hall, Pretoria 6’ for piano and (electric) violin, first performed by Jill Richards and Waldo Alexander at New Music Indaba, 1 October 2009, UNISA, Sunnyside Concert Hall, Pretoria 6’30 for voice, flute, cello, percussion, and piano, first performed by Ensemble Zora Available on: Vibraphony-Saxomanie, Ornament Records, CH-7.924.first performed by Bernd Konrad (saxophone/s) and Radio-Sinfonie Orchester Stuttgart, Werner Andreas Albert (conductor).1981 12’30 for saxophone(s) solo and orchestra, commissioned by Süddeutscher Rundfunk Stuttgart (Studiotage leichter Musik – Wolfram Rörig),.1984 16′ for chamber orchestra (14 players), first performed by members of the Natal Philharmonic Orchestra, Michael Hankinson (conductor).
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His more recent composition ihlathi is available on Southern Cones: Music out of Africa and South America (Leonardo Music Journal CD Series Volume 10, distributed by Limes X plus One (dml records CD018, and The Bow Project ( as composer A South African Siddhartha and Ahimsa-Ubuntu). The Lawnmower Man) and a number of Siwela Sonke Dance Theatre productions (e.g. Besides many works for various ensembles/soloists and electronic media (some in collaboration with Matthew Brubeck, Feya Faku, Reinhard Febel, Sazi Dlamini, Ulrich Süsse, and Dan Wyman as well as poet Ari Sitas), he has also contributed to film scores (e.g. He studied in Stuttgart with Ulrich Süsse and Erhard Karkoschka and at San Jose State University with Allen Strange and Dan Wyman. An Associate Professor at the School of Music, University of KwaZulu-Natal, lecturing mainly in composition and music technology.
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