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Professor Tatsuhito Adachi
TATSUHITO ADACHI

She studied as a scholarship student in the Piano Performance course of the Instrumental Music Department at Tokyo College of Music. During her studies, she achieved the highest grades in her year. She was selected as a Tokyo College of Music Short-Term Study Abroad Scholar and received a scholarship to study at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (UK). During her studies abroad, she received instruction from Ronan O'Hora, Laura Roberts, Caroline Palmer, and Noriko Ogawa.
He has also taken masterclasses in Japan and abroad with Bernd Goetzke, Henri Sigfridsson, Vladimir Tropp, Matthias Kirschnereit, and Massimiliano Ferrati. He has performed at venues such as the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Bösendorfer Tokyo, Kawai Omotesando Salon "Pause", Kurume Ishibashi Cultural Center, Teatro Comunale Dell'Osservanza, and Sala dei Notari. He has also performed at the Imola Summer Festival and the Perugia Music Festival.
After graduating from university, she moved to Italy and enrolled in the Imola International Piano Academy, where she studied under Stefano Fiuzzi and Igor Roma.
Performed with the Virtuosi Brunensis Chamber Orchestra in Italy.
She gave a goodwill performance at the Italian Embassy in Japan, in the presence of the Ambassador and his wife. She performed her own piano arrangement of Alfredo Casella's "Harp Sonata, Op. 68," which was well-received.
I have written a total of 12 columns for the Tokyo International Arts Association newsletter, including "A Journey Studying in Italy," "Exploring Hanon," and "Piano Instruction."
I performed as a pianist in a city-sponsored community development project in Iizuka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. I participated in promoting local culture and paid a courtesy visit to the Mayor of Iizuka.
He has been holding his own concert series, "The Philosophy of Sound," since 2024.
Full member of the Kyushu Piano Performance Research Association. Representative of Suzukake Music School.
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