Known as the man of many tones, the composer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist and singer Rukshan Perera held his annual concert on Sunday, February 7 at the Bishop’s College auditorium.
Born to a musical family in the musical town of Moratuwa, Rukshan as a teenager performed with Clarence Wijewardena and the Super Golden Chimes, and then studied jazz under Milt Hinton while in university in New York.
Rukshan who composes and performs in a variety of styles, plays the guitar, harmonica, piano and several other instruments and has delighted audiences for several years, performing at jazz/pop concerts/festivals around the world.
This was his sixth annual concert since returning to Sri Lanka from the USA, and for those who have yet to experience his magic, it was a truly a unique‘must see' performance.
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