Miyuki Washimiya Masterpieces Recital

She started piano, composition and violin at the age of 7. After attending Toho Gakuen Music School for Children and Toho Girls' High School, she entered the piano department of Toho Gakuen School of Music.
While a student at Toho Gakuen School of Music, she was recommended by Mr. H. Puig-Roger, a leading French musicologist, to study in Paris. After returning to Japan, she graduated from the same college.
He won many prizes in competitions, including the 56th Japan Music Competition, the 2nd prize in the chamber music division of the UFAM International Competition, the 3rd prize in the Japan Chamber Music Competition, and the 2nd prize in the 2 pianos 4 hands division of the International Piano Duo Competition (the highest Japanese prize). He was also selected as the best student at the Tours International Academy for two consecutive years.

In 2013, she was invited by the Kris Foundation to Singapore to perform Grieg's Piano Concerto and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5 "Emperor" with the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra and conductor Chan Tze Law in one night. In 2016, he performed Ravel's Piano Concerto with the Nippon Symphony under the baton of Takashi Nitta at the 8th World Peace Classic Concert, and was hailed as "truly talented" by Ongaku Gendai magazine. In 2017, she performed Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3, and was acclaimed as a "virtuoso". He was also selected as one of the "Great Pianists of Japan" in "Piano & Pianist" (Ongaku no Tomo Sha, January 2018).

He has performed with renowned soloists at home and abroad, including Christoph Hartmann of the Berlin Philharmonic, Massimo Paris and Vito Paternoster of the I Musici Ensemble, and Jean Wang, Maxence Larrieu, Gilbert Odin of Les Vents Francais, and Mischa Maisky.
He has studied piano with Akiko Teranishi, Shizuko Murate, T. Paraschivesco, Mari Takagi, and Yoshiko Matsunami, chamber music with J.M. Dammers, Akira Miyoshi, H. Puig-Roger, and Christian Ivaldi, and harpsichord with Yoko Endo.
He is currently active as a soloist, chamber musician, commissioned performer at Toho Gakuen School of Music, and member of the Omega Piano Trio (Vn. Kenta Matsumitsu, Vc. Ken Karatsu).

New CD "Miyuki Washimiya Piano Recital" will be released on May 7, 2022. She has also released many other CDs including "Wassi Fantasia" and "Shostakovich" (Va. Massimo Paris), all of which have received high acclaim.