Ronojit Bhuyan

Ronojit Bhuyan is a 22 year old pianist from Mumbai, India. His initial training was under Niel Nongkenreih, the director of the  famous Shillong Chamber choir and he is currently learning western classical piano under Aida Bisenglow of the National centre of performing Arts, Mumbai. He recently won the first prize in solo instrumental at the prestigious youth festival Mood Indigo of IIT Bombay which led him to perform before several thousand packed audience from across Asia on the main stage.  He is also the finalist for the National Piano Competition- Conbrio, 2020. During the lockdown Ronojit and his mother Sunita Bhuyan have performed over 65 online concerts from March 2020 - May 2021, some of them including Rolling Stones India, NDTV Live, Hungama Music Festival, Better India and Stage Arts live.

Ronojit is  pursuing his advanced levels of Trinity College of music, (LTCL) London after having passed his 8th grade and ATCL successfully. He’s under intensive masterclass training and mentoring taken by Concert Pianist- Pervez Mody from Germany. He has completed his bachelor's degree in Arts- Psychology from the prestigious St. Xaviers college in Mumbai with a distinction, being a bright academic student throughout. 

Ronojit is being mentored by his mother violinist Sunita Bhuyan and grandmother veteran violinist Minoti Khaund on the nuances of creativity and spontaneity of the Indian classical style of music, which has greatly enabled him to perform with cross over artists like jazz sax  player Yati Durant of Edinburgh, Grammy winner of the Mohan Veena ( guitar) Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Gaelic violinist Alan Henderson, Indonesian harpist Maya Hasan  amongst others.

Some of the events and venues that he has performed for are Vibrant Gujarat,  Beyond Boundaries at Edinburgh Mela, "Eadarrain" for Glasgow Mela 2018, Weaving Peace for world trade centre Mumbai 2019, Cedep Europe summit, Fontainbkeau France 2018, Reed school of music Edinburgh 2018, "Songs of Spring" Kala Ghoda Festival Mumbai 2019,  70 years of India and Indonesia at Habitat Centre Delhi, YPO Washington, Bharatiya Bhavan New York, Nehru Centre London, Detroit, Chicago and Boston.