Kokoro Imagawa Solo Violin Recital

Vn. Kokoro Imagawa
Kokoro Imagawa began playing the violin at the age of four. Graduated from Souai High School with special honors in music, and entered the Tchaikovsky State Conservatory of Music in Moscow at the top of her class. She is currently a first-year student of the soloist course at the Svizzia Italiana Conservatory of Music. Scholarship student for emerging artists by the Agency for Cultural Affairs (2019). Second Prize at the 69th All Japan Student Music Competition in Osaka, Yokohama Citizen's Prize at the National Competition. Recipient of the Kyoto Art Festival Encouragement Prize, the Kirishima International Music Festival Prize, and the Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi Music Director Prize. Winner of the Marine Yashvili International Violin Competition (Georgia) and the Violino International Competition (Russia). She won the third prize at the Victor Tretyakov International Violin Competition, as well as prizes at the Johannes Brahms International Competition, the Rodolfo Lipitzer International Violin Competition, the Leopold Auer International Violin Competition, and many other competitions. As a soloist, she has performed with the Mariinski Opera Symphony Orchestra conducted by Valery Gergiev, Francesco Angelico, Sergei Krylov, Ilya Delbirov, Vladimir Lande, and many other conductors, and her interviews and performances have been broadcast by numerous television stations. He has studied with Shoko Sugiyama, Reiko Otani, and Sergei Kravchenko, and currently with Sergei Krylov. 25 years old, he teaches at Souai Junior High School, High School, and University as a part-time lecturer, and also teaches with the Souai Junior Orchestra. 2022, he gave his first master class in Kazan, Russia. In 2022, he gave his first master class in Kazan, Russia.