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Ila Diliip

Primarily a vocalist, but carries her own even as a violinist. For Ila, voicing her ideas was organic by singing. Her audience can experience a journey from an idyllic tulip garden to a massive orchestral symphony. Ila is lakkshya’s fearless melody.

Ila, has been performing vocal and violin concerts across India and  has  been presented in countries such as Switzerland, France and Canada. Her skill has come through in challenging concerts such as Pancha gana Raga Tana Pallavi, Navaragakshara RTP and the 128-unit per cycle tala Simhanandana tala RTP.
 

In June 2017, Ila represented India in Uganda, Tanzania and South Africa and performed as an Indian Cultural Delegate. She received tremendous appreciation from the Prime Minister of Uganda, Mr. Ruhakana Rugunda, the former Prime Minister of Tanzania and several other 

ministers who witnessed her performance.

 

Ila is a versatile musician and collaborates with different art forms such as Bharatanatyam, Odissi and many contemporary dance productions, Jazz musicians and has composed music for many productions and plays. She recently made her debut as a playback singer for the South Indian movie  (Kannada) called Monsoon Raga. 


Ila, has  been playing Violin Duet concerts and also Vocal-Violin duet with her husband 

Vid. K J Diliip and been appreciated as 1st Indian couple to play Carnatic Violin Duet concerts and a unique couple to perform Vocal-Violin duet concerts. They have been performing together all over India and also in other countries such as Paris for the event “The European Night of the Museum”, Switzerland and Italy.
 

Fresh from a tour in Europe with the band, Ila is filled with enthusiastic curiosity to create new expressions of music incorporating all the wonderful experiences and engaging with fellow artists across the venues at Europe. 


Awards :

  • Winner of Indo-China cultural exchange competition.

  • Silver medalist in prestigious All India Radio Competition.

  • M S Subbulakshmi Award for RTP.

  • Karnataka Government cultural Award.

  • “Kalashri” award from Bangalore Balbhavan.

  • Finalist in Jaya TV’s Carnatic Music Idol.

  • Among top 5 in Raj TV’s Swarna Sangeetham contest.

  • Scholarship from organizations including CCRT (Central Govt.), Ministry of Culture.

  • (Central Govt.), Ariyakudi Foundation (Rukmini Arundel Trust), Karnataka Sangeetha.

  • Nrithya Academy, Bangalore and Subbaramayya Fine arts Trust, Bangalore.

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