Mao Fujita is a rising star in the classical music realm, known for his profound musical intelligence and captivating performances. Born in Tokyo, Japan, in 1998, Fujita first began playing piano at the age of three, demonstrating an exceptional affinity for the instrument. He catapulted onto the international stage after clinching the second prize at the prestigious Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians in 2012, whilst still a teenager. His momentum continued to build, which culminated in him winning the Silver Medal at the XVI International Tchaikovsky Competition in 2019, truly establishing him as a classical pianist of note.

Fujita's discography showcases his versatility and technical prowess across a range of composers and styles. His album "Mozart: The Complete Piano Sonatas" is a testament to his deep understanding of the classical tradition, while "Ravel: Pavane pour une infante défunte, M. 19" and "Chopin: Piano Works" highlight his sensitivity to the intricacies of Romantic music. The artist isn't confined to the traditional classical repertoire, as indicated by innovative works like "MozartReworked" and evocative performances in "Listen to the Universe," demonstrating his ability to bridge the gap between classical and contemporary audiences. Globally recognized for his lyricism and delicate touch, Mao Fujita continues to enchant listeners with his interpretive depth and expansive musical expression.

Genres

Japanese Classical Performance

Japanese Classical Piano

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Latest Release

72 Preludes

Mao Fujita

Album - 72 Tracks - Released September 6, 2024