Druvi de Saram

Druvi de Saram is a celebrated concert pianist and teacher hailing from Sri Lanka, now based in London, England. With a career spanning decades, Druvi has established himself as one of Sri Lanka's most acclaimed pianists, known for his profound musical interpretations and captivating performances. He began his musical journey in Sri Lanka and later honed his skills in England, working with esteemed mentors. Druvi's discography is a testament to his versatility, featuring works from various composers and genres. Notably, he has collaborated with his brother, renowned cellist Rohan de Saram, on several recordings, including a rendition of John Mayer's "Prabhanda." Beyond his musical achievements, Druvi's life is deeply intertwined with the legendary architect Geoffrey Bawa, a connection that adds a unique dimension to his artistic journey. Whether performing on stage or teaching at the Royal Academy of Music, Druvi de Saram continues to inspire and enchant audiences with his mastery of the piano.