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PROFILE



Hisaya Sato (Violinist)


was born in Akita,Japan and started piano playing at the age of five and violin playing at the age of nine.

Hisaya Sato is prizewinner of numerous international competitions including the "Ruggiero Ricci Masters" "Masterplayers" "Lugano" "Luis Sigall" "Belgrade" "Viotti" and Others.

He has made solo and chamber music appearances through out Germany, France, England, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlandes, Belgium, Poland, Tzech, Sweden, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan,
and also giving violin concerto appearance with orchestras in Germany, Japan and others.

Since 2002, he gives often Solo-Recital at the one of the most important Hall in Tokyo.
An accomplished recitalist, Hisaya Sato has performed numerous unkown romantic violin pieces such as August Wilhelmj, Frantisek Ondricek, Franz von Vecsey, Nandor Zsolt, Pancho Vladigerov, Felix Weingartner, Wilhelm Furtwangler, Ludwig Thuille, Hans Koessler, Victor Vruels, York Bowen, Jeno Hubay, and others in each place.

In demand as an orchestra leader, He is frequently invited to guest-concertmaster major orchestra in Japan and abroad.

Hisaya Sato has educated at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Musikhochschule Saarlandes in Germany, Royal Conservatory in Brussels, Walter Stauffer Academy Cremona in Italy, Hochscule der Kunste Berlin in Germany.
He has studied with teachers as Yoko Seto, Takashi Shimizu, Bela Katona, Takaya Urakawa, Valery Klimov, Igor Oistrakh, Salvatore Accardo, Ruggiero Ricci, Ivry Gitlis, and Yehudi Menuhin.
and also worked with Ida Haendel, Victor Tretyakov, Aaron Rosand, Thomas Brandis, Pierre Amoyal, and Irvine Arditti.

He plays violins by Josef Guadagnini in 1783, Giuseppe Ornati in 1948, Joseph Hel in 1900, and Benjamin Banks in 1776.





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