The performances of Hisaya Sato, violinist, have been praised in newspapers throughout Europe. Critics refer to him as “a virtuoso of the soul”, “a master performer”, “genius” and refer to his performances as “an outpouring of passion”, “a beauty of lovely cursive”, ”maintaining an unparalleled and uniquely rich tone”, “a most heavenly color and atmosphere”. Mostly Classic magazine listed Hisaya among the “Master violinists of the world” in 2012, in both the active artists ranking and the overall ranking.
His performances include solo and chamber music appearances through out Germany, France, England, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, The Czech Republic, Sweden, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, USA and Japan. Appearances as soloist with orchestras include engagements with The Berlin Symphony Orchestra, Belgrade Philharmonic, Romania State Philharmonic, Berlin Chamber Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra of Santiago, as well as engagements with orchestras throughout Japan. Broadcasting engagements as a soloist include concerts with German Radio, Radio France, Radio Italien and NHK Japan.
Chamber Music engagements include tours throughout Germany, Asia, The Middle East, Oceania and USA. In demand as an orchestral leader, Hisaya is frequently invited as the guest-concertmaster with major orchestra in Japan and abroad.
Since 2002, Hisaya has offered a series of violin recitals in Tokyo at various venues. An accomplished recitalist, he has given first performances of romantic violin pieces by European composers including as Wilhelmj, Ondříček, Vecsey, Zsolt, Příhoda, Sahla, Ries, Vladigerov, Furtwängler, Thuille, Koessler, Reinecke, Vruels, Bowen, Hubay, Nachèz, Barmotin, Bedinger and others at his series of Tokyo recitals. His solo performances has been chosen among the “The Top 10 Concerts of the Year” in one of the most prominent music magazines in Japan.
Recent CD recordings include the Violin Sonatas of Felix Weingartner, the Violin Concertos of Akira Ifukube, Richard Wagner Albums for Violin and Piano “Tristan und Isolde” “Der Ring des Nibelungen” and the Solo Albums “Lament” “Ode Erotique”. He is also the prizewinner of numerous international competitions including the “Ruggiero Ricci Masters”, “Masterplayers”, “Lugano”, “Luis Sigall”, “Belgrade” and “Viotti” competitions.
Born in Akita, Japan in 1972, Hisaya Sato began studying the piano at the age of five and then the violin at the age of nine. He has attended the Tokyo University of the Arts, the University of Music Saar, the Royal Conservatory in Brussels, the Walter Stauffer Academy Cremona as well as Berlin University of the Arts.
He performs using a violin of Josef Guadagnini, made in 1783.
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