Don't Leave Me

Conversations is a collaborative studio album by Indian violinist L. Subramaniam and French jazz violinist Stéphane Grappelli. The album released in 1984 under the Milestone label in CD format. The recording showcases a fusion of Indian classical music and Western jazz, featuring improvisational dialogues between the two violinists.

The album opens with the track Don’t Leave Me, listed as the first composition with a duration of 6 minutes and 50 seconds. The piece exemplifies the artists’ interplay, blending Subramaniam’s Carnatic violin techniques with Grappelli’s jazz phrasing. Additional track details and the full album lineup remain partially undocumented in available sources.

Subramaniam contributed his expertise in South Indian classical traditions, while Grappelli brought his background in European jazz and swing. The collaboration marked a cross-cultural exchange between two distinct violin schools. The production and engineering credits for Conversations are not explicitly attributed in the provided context.

The album received attention for its experimental fusion approach, though specific reception details or commercial performance metrics are not included in the available information. The 1984 release date positions the work within a period of growing interest in global music collaborations. No reissues or alternate editions are confirmed from the given data.