TRAINING
• 2007-2010: The Frankfurt University of Music and
Performing Arts with Catherine Vickers
• 2004-2006: Graduate studies with Nibuhito Nakai
• 1999-2003: Master’s degree with Nobuyoshi Kato
PRIZES AND AWARDS
• 2010: International Competition for Piano with
Orchestra “Citta di Cantu,” semi-finalist
• 2009: Concurso Internacional de Piano Premio Jaén, 2nd
Prize and “Rosa Sabater” Prize
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Born, March 13, 1982 |
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The first prize Shinnosuke Inugai won at the Tokyo Music
Competition in 2003 was the beginning of his concert
career. Since then, he has performed as soloist with the
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Yomiuri Nippon
Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony
Orchestra, and the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra. Earlier
this year, he performed with the Amman Symphony
Orchestra under the baton for Fawzi Haimor in Jordan.
Both as soloist and as performer of chamber music, he
has made radio recordings in Japan for the NHK ( Japan
Broadcasting Corporation).
QUARTER FINALS
CLAUDE DEBUSSY * Étude « Pour les accords »
(Book II, No. 12)
SERGUEĎ RACHMANINOV * Études-tableaux in D
major, opus 39, no 9
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN * 32 Variations in C minor
on an Original Theme, WoO 80
JOHANNES BRAHMS * Intermezzo, opus 118, no 6
BÉLA BARTÓK * Sonata, Sz. 80
DAVID L. McINTYRE * A Wild Innocence
SEMI-FINALS
FRANZ LISZT * Sonata in B minor
ISAAC ALBÉNIZ * « Triana » (from Iberia,
Book II)
SERGUEĎ PROKOFIEV * Étude in C minor, opus 2, no
3
FINALS
JOHANNES BRAHMS * Concerto no 2 in B-flat
major, opus 83 |
