Wouter Kellerman, a renowned South African flautist, composer, and producer, has won his third Grammy Award for his collaboration on the album 'Triveni'. This latest accolade follows two previous Grammy wins for his collaborations on 'Bayethe' and 'Winds of Samsara'.
South African flautist Wouter Kellerman has once again achieved a significant milestone in his illustrious music career by winning a third Grammy Award. Kellerman, a renowned composer, producer, and nine-time South African Music Award winner, was recognized for his collaboration on the album 'Triveni' alongside Japanese cellist Eru Matsumoto and Indian vocalist Chandrika Tandon.
This extraordinary musical trio received the prestigious Grammy Award for Best New Age, Ambient, or Chant Album at the 2025 Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles. 'Triveni' is a testament to the power of musical fusion, seamlessly blending ancient mantras with the soothing sounds of flute and cello. The album serves as a bridge between cultures, uniting three musicians from diverse backgrounds to create a healing musical experience. Kellerman and his collaborators embarked on this musical journey with the intention of exploring their cultural roots, finding common ground, and spreading healing energy across the globe. The album's ethereal soundscapes invite listeners on an introspective journey, encouraging meditation and reflection.Kellerman's success extends beyond 'Triveni'. In 2023, he won his second Grammy Award for Best Global Music Performance for his collaboration on 'Bayethe' with South African artists Zakes Bantwini and Nomcebo Zikode. This powerful Zulu royal salute, translated as 'Hail', resonated with audiences worldwide, becoming a universal anthem for peace, healing, and happiness. Furthermore, Kellerman's 2015 collaboration with Indian composer Ricky Kej on the album 'Winds of Samsara' earned him his first Grammy Award for Best New Age Album. Kellerman's musical journey began in 1981 when he made his debut as a soloist with the Johannesburg Symphony Orchestra. Since then, he has captivated audiences with his original flute playing, which is featured in the soundtrack of the Emmy Award-winning film 'Eye of the Leopard'. His work continues to inspire and transcend boundaries, solidifying his place as a global musical icon
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