Mai Suzuki
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Mai Suzuki (born 1989 in Kanagawa, Japan) is a Japanese classical violinist.
Biography
Career
Suzuki was born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1989. At the age of three, she started playing the piano then the violin at the age of four.
She graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts where she received lessons from Takashi Shimizu.
She relocated to Europe to study at Haute École de musique de Lausanne and Mozarteum University Salzburg, under the tutelage of Pierre Amoyal. At University of Music and Performing Arts Munich, she find a mentor in Ingolf Turban.
Shas come to prominence in Europe since she became a finalist of the 4th International Violin Competition Henri Marteau in 2011.
In 2013, she won 1st prizes at the “Vaclav Huml” International Competition in Zagreb, and at the Orpheus Swiss Chamber Music Competition in 2014. She was also awarded 2nd prize at the Vladimir Spivakov International Violin Competition in Ufa, Russia in 2016.
Her debut album “Mai favorite” was released on Septemper 2017 by King Records.
The violin that is played by her is Nicolo Amati, dates from 1683.
She is based in Munich, Germany, scholarship recipient of Yehudi Menuhin Live Music Now.
Awards
- 2005 - 6th Osaka International Music Competition 1st Prize(Grand Prix)
- 2006 - 75th Music Competition of Japan 2nd Prize
- 2007 - 13th International Tchaikovsky Competition Semi-finalist
- 2011 - Henri Marteau International Violin Competition Finalist[1]
- 2013 - 11th International Violin Competition Vaclav Hulm 1st Prize[2]
- 2014 - Orpheus Swiss Chamber Music Competition 1st Prize[3]
- 2016 - Vladimir Spivakov International Violin Competition 2nd Prize[4]
- 2017 - 55th Beethoven's Hradec International Music Competition Honorary mention, Finalist[5]
- 2018 - Coop Music Awards 3rd Prize[6]
Discography
Debut album “Mai favorite” was released on Septemper 2017 by King Records. Piano played by Kaoru Jitsukawa and Kazuki Yamada. [7]
References
- ^ “Henri Marteau International Violin Competition”. www.facebook.com. 2020年1月12日閲覧。
- ^ “History - MEĐUNARODNO VIOLINISTIČKO NATJECANJE "Vaclav Huml"”. huml-competition.hr/. 2020年1月10日閲覧。
- ^ “Orpheus-competiton-beta”. orpheus-competition.ch. 2020年1月12日閲覧。
- ^ “Vladimir Spivakov International Violin Competition 2016”. amoyal.com. 2020年1月10日閲覧。
- ^ “Beethoven's Hradec”. www.beethovenuv-hradec.eu. 2020年3月7日閲覧。
- ^ “Coop Music Awards”. www.facebook.com. 2020年1月12日閲覧。
- ^ “Mai favorite KING RECORDS”. www.kingrecords.co.jp. 2020年1月10日閲覧。
External links
- Mai Suzuki
- Mai Suzuki (@MaiSuzuki_vn) - Twitter
- Mai Suzukiのページへのリンク
