Ayumi Hirata

Nata in Giappone, ha studiato alla Toho Gokuen Music University di Tokyo nella classe di Kooryeong Park conseguendo la laurea con il massimo dei voti. Dal 2014 completa la sua specializzazione al conservatorio Piotr Tchaikovsky di Mosca nelle classi di pianoforte di Elissò Virsaladze e Yakob Katsnelson. Parallelamente ai suoi studi ufficiali, ha seguito una serie di masterclass con insegnanti di chiara fama quali Mikhail Voskesensky ed Eric Heidsieck. 
Durante i suoi studi è risultata vincitrice di diversi concorsi pianistici internazionali fra i quali spiccano il 1 premio al Yamaha Piano Festival ed al Beten Piano competition. 
Ha collezionato brillanti successi per la sua attività concertistica: in Polonia con la Krakow chamber orchestra, in Russia presso il centro culturale musicale di Mosca, presso la sale "Rachmaninov" e "Malii" del conservatorio Tchaikovsky, la sala/museo "Rubinstein"; in Giappone presso il Sainokuni Arts Theater di Saitama, la Minato Mirai Hall di Yokohama, Munetsugu Hall ed Aichi arts center di Nagoya, Salamanca hall a Gifu.
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Born in Japan. She had studied piano at the Toho conservatory in Tokyo with Kooryeong Park and receiving her Bachelor’s degree with eh highest score. After it she started to study at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow with Eliso Virsaladze and Jacob Katsnelson.
Together with her official studies, she has follow a series of masterclass with famous pianist as Mikhail Voskresensky and Eric Heidsieck.
She was awarded 1st prize at the Yamaha Piano Festival and Beten Piano competition in Japan. Also she had performed with the Krakow Chamber music orchestra in Poland.
She has collected enthusiastic acclaim for her concert activity in Japan and in Russia: she has made her name with series of concerts in Moscow, including at the Moscow music culture center, at the Rubinstein Museum, the Rachmaninov Hall and Malii Hall of the Moscow Conservatory. In japan at the Sainokuni Saitama Arts Theater,  Minato Mirai Hall in Yokohama, Munetsugu Hall and Aichi arts center in Nagoya, Salamanca hall in Gifu. 

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