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Source text - Japanese ****** is a leading violinist on the New York City chamber music
scene and a co-concertmaster of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestra of St. Luke’ s.
She made her solo debut at age 13 and has performed as soloist with
orchestras in Louisville, San Francisco and Tokyo. Ms. Sato was the
winner of the Tibor Varga International Competition, the Young
Musicians Foundation Competition and three Japanese National
Competitions.
An active chamber musician, Ms. Sato has participated in the Mostly
Mozart, Aspen, Sitka, Angel Fire, Gretna, Affinis and Kuhmo Music
Festivals, and has appeared regularly with Bargemusic, Chamber Music
Northwest, The American String Project, Music From Japan, Caramoor,
Dobbs Ferry and the Washington Square Music Festivals.
A founding member of the Aspen Soloists, Festival Chamber Music and
Salon Chamber Soloists she is also a member of the Elysium, Ecliptica
and American Chamber Ensembles. Ms. Sato is an Affiliate Artist of
Innovative Music Programs, a company that develops and implements
creative ideas with people in the visual and performing arts the world
over.
As a concertmaster of Orpheus, she appears on Deutsche Grammophon
recordings, where her releases include Vivaldi’s Four-Violin Concerto
and Handel’s Concerti Grossi, Op. 6. For MusicMasters, she appears
with the St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble in the Bach Concerti and the
chamber music of Hindemith and Beethoven. Her latest releases are
Allen Shawn’s string quartet “Sleepless Night” and “Mozart Flute
Quartets” on Albany Records. She has also recorded for Vanguard,
Delos, Elysium and Grenadilla labels and has been featured on CBS News
Sunday Morning.
Ms. *** has taught at Queens College and the Aspen Music Festival and
is currently a faculty member of Bennington Chamber Music Conference,
Hoff-Barthelson Music School and the Mannes College of Music
Preparatory Division, where she teaches violin and chamber music. She
lives in New York City with her husband, pianist David Oei, and their
pit bull mix, Jazz. This month she records her first duo CD with David
titled Five Not So Easy Pieces on their new label Prestissimo.
Translation - English ニューヨークの室内楽シーンを牽引するヴァイオリニスト。オルフェウス室内管弦楽団およびセント・リュークス管弦楽団のコンサートマスターを務める。
13歳でソリスト・デビュー、その後ルイスヴィル、サンフランシスコ、東京でオーケストラと協演。ティボール・ヴァルガ国際コンクール
、ヤング・ミュージシャン・ファウンデーション・コンクールをはじめ3つの日本国内のコンクールでも入賞している。
教育の分野では、クイーンズ・カレッジおよびアスペン音楽祭で後進の指導にあたり、現在はベニントン室内楽コンフェレンス、ホフ・バーザルソン音楽学校、マネス音楽大学でヴァイオリンと室内楽の教鞭をとっている。ピアニストの夫デイヴィッド・オエイと愛犬ジャズと共にニューヨーク在住。2015年には夫と初めてのデュオCD「Five
Not So Easy Pieces」を自ら立ち上げたプレスティッシモ・レーベルよりリリースしている
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I am a freelance translator living in Japan.
My tongue language is Japanese and I am a good user of English and Italian
I am specialized in classical music language as well as literature, folklore, Japanese culture, and others.
I translated various materials about artist profile, review, music article, Japanese folklore and Japanese culture.
I also worked with some companies to translate their websites.
In my 9 years in Italy, I taught Japanese and English to the students from Venezia University, helped thesis writing and also collaborated with a researcher from the same university to his Japanese folklore study.