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Indra Lesmana (born in
Jakarta Jakarta (; , bew, Jakarte), officially the Special Capital Region of Jakarta ( id, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta) is the capital and largest city of Indonesia. Lying on the northwest coast of Java, the world's most populous island, Jakarta ...
, Indonesia on 28 March 1966) is an Indonesian arranger, composer, songwriter and jazz musician of mixed
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, Javanese,
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and Madurese descent. He is the father of Indonesian actress and singer-songwriter, Eva Celia Lesmana.


Biography

Lesmana grew up in a house of music and musicians. His father was jazz guitarist and his mother was a singer. He began playing piano when he was nine. A year later, he played in his father's band. He attended the
New South Wales Conservatorium of Music The Sydney Conservatorium of Music (formerly the New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music and known by the moniker "The Con") is a heritage-listed music school in Macquarie Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is one of the ol ...
in Australia. In 1981, he and his father formed the Jack and Indra Lesmana Quartet with Karim Suweileh and James Morrison. The album ''Children of Fantasy'' was recorded in Indonesia and released by Queen Records. When he returned to Australia, he formed the Latin jazz fusion band Children of Fantasy with Jack Lesmana, Steve Brien,
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, Tony Thijssen, and Harry Rivers. In 1982 he started Nebula with Andy Evans, Vince Genova, Carlinhos Goncalves,
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, and Ken James. The album ''No Standing'', with four compositions by Lesmana, was released in Australia by
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and in Indonesia by
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. In 1983, he joined Tony Buck,
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, and Steve Elphick to form the modern jazz band Women and Children First and recorded their first album in 1983.
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, an affiliate of MCA signed him to a contract and released ''No Standing'' as his solo album. The album was remastered by
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before being released in the U.S. Lesmana moved to California in 1985 and recorded ''For Earth and Heaven'' (1986) with
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, and
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. His singles "No Standing" (''No Standing'') and "Stephanie" (''For Earth and Heaven'') entered the ''Billboard'' magazine jazz chart. He formed a 17-piece big band in March 2002. He wrote his first big band arrangement for the soundtrack to the film ''Rumah Ke Tujuh'' produced by his sister,
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.


Audio engineering

Lesmana has deep interest in audio technology. His album ''Tragedi'' (1984) was first as a sound designer. In 1998 he produced ''Sabda Prana'' album by
Java Jazz Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival (JJF) is one of the largest jazz festivals in the world and arguably the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere, held in Jakarta, Indonesia. The annual jazz festival is held every early March and was designed to ...
. In 1999 he decided to establish a mixing and mastering house specializing in jazz. He has mixed and mastered more than 20 albums by Indonesian acts such as Andien,
Dewa Budjana I Dewa Gede Budjana (born August 30, 1963) is an Indonesian guitarist, songwriter and composer. He is the lead guitarist and songwriter of the band Gigi. Budjana's style changed dramatically to jazz as he got to know John McLaughlin, Pat Meth ...
, Chlorophyl,
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, Simak Dialog, The Groove, Humania, Ermy Kullit,
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, Rieka Roeslan, Donny Suhendra. He was nominated for Best Mixing Engineer for the album ''Rumah Ke Tujuh'' at AMI Awards 2003.


Other work

In early 2004, with his wife Hanny Trihandojo Lesmana and Aksan Syuman, organized a weekly program in South Jakarta to encourage young people to explore music and dance. In March 2004, Lesmana was hired by Fremantle Media and
RCTI RCTI (''Rajawali Citra Televisi Indonesia'') is a West Jakarta-based Indonesian free-to-air television network. It is best known for its soap operas, celebrity bulletins, news, and sports programmes. It was first launched in 1989, origina ...
to be a judge on ''
Indonesian Idol ''Indonesian Idol'' is a reality television singing competition created by Simon Fuller and produced by RCTI Production Team and FremantleMedia Asia, which began airing on RCTI in March 2004 and became one of the most popular shows in the hist ...
''. He was a judge in the first ''
Asian Idol ''Asian Idol'' is a reality singing competition, which featured winners of ''Idol'' competitions from six Southeast and South Asian countries consisting of India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam. Part of the '' Idol fra ...
'' held in Indonesia.


Discography

* 1978 ''Ayahku Sahabatku'' * 1981 ''Children of Fantasy'' * 1982 ''No Standing'' * 1982 ''Nostalgia'' * 1982 ''Latin Jazz Fusion'' (Special Edition) * 1983 ''Women and Children First'' * 1984 ''Tragedi'' * 1984 ''Yang Pertama Yang Bahagia'' * 1986 ''For Earth and Heaven'' * 1986 ''Karina'' * 1986 ''Gemilang'' * 1986 ''Jack & Indra Lesmana Various'' * 1987 ''La Samba Primadona'' * 1987 ''Semakin Menawan'' * 1988 ''Ekspresi'' * 1989 ''Titi DJ 1989'' * 1989 ''Kau Datang'' * 1990 ''Aku Ingin'' * 1990 ''Dunia Boleh Tertawa'' * 1991 ''Adegan'' * 1991 ''Cerita Lalu'' * 1992 ''Selangkah Di Depan'' * 1992 ''Hanya Untukmu'' * 1993 ''Biarkan Aku Kembali'' * 1994 ''Tiada Kata'' * 1994 ''Waktu Berjalan'' * 1994 ''Kehadiran'' * 1994 ''Bulan Di Atas Asia'' * 1994 ''Ayah'' * 1995 ''Kabut Di Kaki Langit'' * 1995 ''Jalan Yang Hilang'' * 1996 ''Romantic Piano'' * 1996 ''Jalan Hidupmu'' * 1996 ''Menari-Nari'' * 1997 ''Lost Forest'' * 1997 ''Selamat Tinggal'' * 1998 ''Kedua'' * 1998 ''Sabda Prana'' * 1999 ''Saat Yang Terindah'' * 2000 ''Interaksi'' * 2000 ''Reborn'' * 2001 ''The Birds'' * 2002 ''Kinanti'' * 2002 ''Rumah Ke Tujuh'' * 2003 ''Gelatik'' * 2005 ''Silver'' * 2006 ''Jalinan Kasih'' * 2007 ''Kayon – Tree of life'' * 2008 ''Kembali Satu'' * 2009 ''Dream Hope and Faith'' * 2010 ''Joy Joy Joy'' * 2011 ''Love Life Wisdom'' – featuring LLW (Indra Lesmana, Barry Likumahuwa & Sandy Winarta) * 2012 ''Indra Lesmana 11:11'' ( iOS app album ) * 2013 ''Loose Loud Whiz'' – featuring LLW (Lesmana Likumahuwa Works) * 2013 ''Adriana OST'' * 2014 ''Stars'' * 2014 ''Ring P.I.G Tone ( P.I.G)'' * 2015 ''Mutual Affection'' * 2015 ''Change'' * 2015 ''Frangipani'' * 2015 ''Eclipse'' * 2016 ''About Jack'' * 2017 ''Chapter One (Krakatau Reunion)'' * 2017 "Distance" (single) * 2018 ''Surya Sewana'' * 2018 ''Sacred Geometry''


Awards

* Best Jazz/Pop Keyboards Instrumentalist – Gadis 989* Best Pop Selling Album: ''Aku Ingin'' – BASF Awards 990* Diamond Achievement Awards – De Beers Diamond
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* Best Jazz/Fusion Album – producer: ''Ermi Kullit – Saat Yang Terindah'' – 4th AMI Awards
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* Best Jazz Vocalist – News Music Awards 001* Best Keyboardist – News Music Awards 001* Best Instrumental Song: "Reborn" – 5th AMI Awards 001* Best Jazz/Contemporary Jazz Album – producer: ''Andien – Kinanti'' – 6th AMI Awards
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* Best Score/Soundtrack: ''Rumah Ke Tujuh'' – Festival Film Bandung
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* Best Jazz/Contemporary Jazz Artist – 7th AMI Awards
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* Best Jazz Song: "Mimpi & Rumah ke Tujuh" – 7th AMI Awards
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* Best Jazz Arranger: "Mimpi & Rumah ke Tujuh" – 7th AMI Awards
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* Best Jazz Producer: "OST Rumah ke Tujuh" – 7th AMI Awards
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* Most Radical Musician: Nokia 7600 004* ''Rolling Stone'' magazine Indonesia – 41st Best Indonesian Album of All Time: ''Reborn'' 007* Most Favorite Jazz Player: JAK JAZZ
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* ''Rolling Stone'' magazine Indonesia – 68th Best Indonesian Song (1950–2008): "Aku Ingin"
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* Most Prominent Jazz Musician: 33rd Jazz Goes to Campus – 4th JGTC Award 010* Australian Alumni Award for Cultural & Art 010* Best Jazz Artist Instrumental Performance: 14th AMI Awards 011* Most Influential Indonesian Musician on Twitter: 011* Brand Personality Award – Contribution to the World of Jazz Music: Asia Pacific Brand Foundation at Kuala Lumpur International Jazz Festival
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References


External links


Official site
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