Adam Greig

At the KM Music Conservatory in Chennai, Adam Greig works as the academic coordinator. He is from Australia. At Lancaster University in England, he finished his studies. Dr. Adam Greig, originally from St Andrew's in Scotland, attended Lancaster University in England to complete his undergraduate and graduate work before doing a Ph.D. research project on the piano music of French composer Germaine Tailleferre. Greig's research as a practicing musician and musicologist combines many forms of analytical inquiry with practical knowledge to better comprehend interpretation and artistic transmission. He has performed as a soloist and an accompanist at numerous international conferences, including the Royal Music Association Symposium Nostalgia and Innovation in Twentieth-Century French Music.

He specializes in performing early 20th-Century French repertoire, mainly centered around the "Les Six" composers (2008). Additionally, he has had the honor of playing two piano concertos with the Lancaster University Symphony Orchestra: the Piano Concerto No. 1 by Francis Poulenc and the Concerto pour piano et 12 instruments by Germain Tailleferre. At the LICA-Mantis Festival in Lancaster and the International Computer Music Conference in Belfast, Greig performed contemporary electro-acoustic music, including well-known pieces and world premieres. A. R. Rahman's renowned music conservatory in Chennai, India, has employed Greig as its academic coordinator since 2011. In this capacity, he guides a group of talented artists and musicologists in developing a distinctive curriculum that gives upcoming Indian musicians the education and preparation they require to succeed on a global stage. The Indian movie Maple Singam, released in March 2016, features Scottish actor Adam Greig in a supporting part as a foreigner.