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TRAINING • 2009: Showa University of Music,
Bachelor’s degree with Fumiko Eguchi
• 2007: Showa Academia Musicae (Piano Art Academy) with
Fumiko Eguchi
PRIZES AND AWARDS
• 2010: China International
Piano Competition, semi-finalist
• 2009: Tokyo Music Competition, 1st Prize and Audience
Prize
• 2009: Chopin International
Competition in Asia, concerto category, Silver Medal
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Born April 21, 1990 |
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Daiki Kato has given numerous solo concerts and has been
invited to perform in concerts held throughout Japan, in
the United Kingdom and in Germany. He has appeared as a
guest soloist with professional orchestras such as the
Tokyo New City Orchestra, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra
and the Central Aichi Symphony. His concert engagements
this year have included performances with the Japan
Philharmonic Orchestra, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra and
the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra.
QUARTER FINALS
CLAUDE DEBUSSY *
Étude « Pour les
cinq doigts » (Book I, No. 1)
FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN
* Étude in C-sharp
minor, Op. 10, no 4
WOLFGANG AMADEUS
MOZART * Fantaisie in C minor, K. 475
FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN
* Nocturne in B
major, Op. 9, no 3
BÉLA BARTÓK *
Sonata, Sz. 80
DAVID L. McINTYRE
* A Wild
Innocence
SEMI-FINALS
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
* Sonate no 6
in F major, opus 10, no 2
FÉLIX
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY * Allegro leggiero in F-sharp
major, No. 2 from
Songs without Words,
Op. 67
FÉLIX
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY * Variations sérieuses
in D minor, opus 54
SERGUEÏ PROKOFIEV
* Sonate no 7 in
B-flat major, opus 83
FINALE * FINALS
SERGUEÏ PROKOFIEV *
Concerto no 3 in
C major, opus 26 |