Aoki Hayaki was born in Tokyo. She started piano from Mr. Kozo Shimosima, then started organ with Keiko Utsumi. While attending high school attached to Kunitachi College of Music, studied under Mr. Eric LeBlan and Mr. Suzuki Masaaki. In 2000 she entered Tokyo Gakugei University Organ Department. At the same university, Mr. Masaaki Suzuki will play the organ performance and Mr. Naoko Imai will play the accompaniment bass.
In 2008, at the 22nd Chartres International Organ Competition, she won the first prize, the audience award, and the Gaston Retreats Prize three prizes, unanimously won the judges unanimously. Started a concert tour for two years over Europe and the Americas since 2009. In addition, a grant was given by the Nomura International Cultural Foundation for the project in the first half of 2009 including this tour. Regarding concert tours up to today, it has been frequently picked up by TVs, radio, newspapers, etc. in Europe and gained popularity. Since 2010 she has been sent to France for 2 years as an overseas trainee of the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Agency for Cultural Affairs and learns more about the tradition of French organ music.
A debut CD recorded at the Chartres Cathedral in France in 2010Released the sound of the Chartres cathedral organ ", and was taken up in each magazine and newspaper such as Org Nouvel (Buddha organ magazine), and it gets popular.
Currently she is living in France. In addition to serve as an organist at Kan St. Pierre Church, she teaches at Kang National Regional Conservatory. Japan National Federation, member of the Organistic Church.
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