Concerto and soloist engagements
Concerto appearances with orchestras, at festivals and in subscription concerts.
Concerts & Booking
Performance enquiries
Enquiries are welcome for concerts, performances and appearances by violinist Mai Suzuki.
Engagements may include concerto appearances, recitals, chamber music, cultural-exchange programmes, corporate or closed events, performances aboard ships and in hotels, school concerts, outreach, masterclasses, recordings and screen appearances. Each programme is considered in relation to its purpose and venue. Enquiries are welcome for engagements in Japan and abroad, including Europe and Hong Kong.
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Performance formats
Areas of engagement
Recitals
Violin-and-piano recitals with programmes shaped around the hall and the occasion.
Chamber music
Duo, piano-trio and other chamber-music programmes.
Cultural events and ceremonies
Performances conceived for international exchange, cultural occasions and commemorations.
Corporate and closed events
Music for corporate occasions, receptions and events for invited guests.
Distinctive venues
Performances aboard ships and in hotels, temples, gardens and other special settings.
Schools and outreach
Participatory programmes for schools, hospitals, social institutions and public halls.
Masterclasses and open lessons
Teaching at festivals, educational institutions and public halls.
Recording, broadcast and film
Studio and live recording, broadcast and screen appearances.
International projects
Concerts and cultural-exchange projects in Japan and abroad, including Europe and Hong Kong.
Enquiry process
- Share the outline of your project through the form.
- Dates, format, venue and programme will be considered.
- Repertoire, practical requirements and terms can then be discussed.
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Photograph: Yukiko Shibuya
Open official photograph ↗Short biography
Japanese violinist Mai Suzuki performs in Japan and internationally, with continuing engagements in Europe, including annual concerts in Germany. She also has a base in Hong Kong. She appears as a concerto soloist, recitalist and chamber musician, and her work encompasses cultural exchange and outreach.
Standard biography
Born in Kanagawa, Mai Suzuki graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts before continuing her studies in Lausanne, Salzburg and Munich. Her awards include First Prize and the Orchestra Prize at the 2013 Václav Huml International Violin Competition, First Prize at the Orpheus Swiss Chamber Music Competition and Second Prize at the 2016 Vladimir Spivakov International Violin Competition. She has appeared with leading orchestras in Japan and Europe. Her career is centred in Japan, while she continues to perform regularly in Europe, including annual concerts in Germany. She also has a base in Hong Kong. Her recordings include Mai Favorite for King Records and the 2025 DUO Les Ailes album Les ailes. She plays a 1682 Nicolò Amati “Grand Amati,” on loan via Atsumari.
日本語プロフィール
国際コンクールで受賞を重ね、日本を中心に国内外で活動。ドイツでの毎年の公演をはじめヨーロッパでも継続的に演奏し、香港にも拠点を置くヴァイオリニスト。協奏曲、リサイタル、室内楽、アウトリーチに取り組み、1682年製ニコロ・アマティ『Grand Amati』を演奏する。
神奈川県出身。東京藝術大学を卒業後、ローザンヌ、ザルツブルグ、ミュンヘンで研鑽を積む。2013年ヴァーツラフ・フムル国際ヴァイオリンコンクール優勝・オーケストラ賞、2016年スピヴァコフ国際ヴァイオリンコンクール第2位などを受賞。読売日本交響楽団、東京交響楽団、ローザンヌ室内管弦楽団をはじめオーケストラと共演。日本を中心に国内外で活動し、ドイツでの毎年の公演をはじめヨーロッパでも継続的に演奏している。香港にも拠点を置く。キングレコードからCD『Mai Favorite』、2025年にDUO Les Ailesでアルバム『翼』をリリース。1682年製ニコロ・アマティ『Grand Amati』を、株式会社atsumariを通じて貸与されている。
繁體中文簡歷
日本小提琴家鈴木舞以日本為演奏活動中心，並持續於海外演出；她每年於德國舉行音樂會，也持續活躍於歐洲，並在香港設有據點。她參與協奏曲獨奏、獨奏會、室內樂、文化交流及外展演出。
鈴木舞出生於神奈川縣，畢業於東京藝術大學，其後赴洛桑、薩爾斯堡與慕尼黑深造。她曾獲2013年Václav Huml國際小提琴比賽首獎及樂團獎、Orpheus瑞士室內樂比賽首獎，以及2016年Vladimir Spivakov國際小提琴比賽第二名。她曾與日本及歐洲多個樂團合作，現以日本為演奏活動中心，並持續在海外演出，包括每年於德國舉行音樂會；她亦在香港設有據點。錄音作品包括King Records發行的《Mai Favorite》及2025年DUO Les Ailes專輯《翼》。她現使用一把1682年製Nicolò Amati「Grand Amati」，由Atsumari株式會社出借。
Deutsche Biografie
Die japanische Violinistin Mai Suzuki konzertiert vorwiegend in Japan und international. Sie ist regelmäßig in Europa zu erleben, darunter jedes Jahr in Deutschland, und hat außerdem eine Basis in Hongkong. Sie tritt als Solistin mit Orchester, in Recitals und in der Kammermusik auf; ihr Wirken umfasst auch Kulturaustausch und Outreach.
Mai Suzuki wurde in der japanischen Präfektur Kanagawa geboren und studierte an der Tokyo University of the Arts sowie in Lausanne, Salzburg und München. Zu ihren Auszeichnungen zählen der erste Preis und der Orchesterpreis beim Internationalen Violinwettbewerb Václav Huml 2013, der erste Preis beim Schweizer Kammermusikwettbewerb Orpheus sowie der zweite Preis beim Internationalen Violinwettbewerb Vladimir Spivakov 2016. Sie gastierte mit führenden Orchestern in Japan und Europa. Der Schwerpunkt ihrer Konzerttätigkeit liegt in Japan; zugleich ist sie weiterhin regelmäßig in Europa zu erleben, darunter jedes Jahr in Deutschland. Außerdem hat sie eine Basis in Hongkong. Zu ihren Aufnahmen gehören Mai Favorite bei King Records und das 2025 mit DUO Les Ailes veröffentlichte Album Les ailes. Sie spielt eine 1682 gebaute Nicolò Amati „Grand Amati“, die ihr über Atsumari als Leihgabe zur Verfügung gestellt wird.
Essential information
- Name
- Mai Suzuki / 鈴木 舞
- Occupation
- Violinist / ヴァイオリニスト
- Instrument
- 1682 Nicolò Amati “Grand Amati” — on loan via Atsumari
- Awards
- Václav Huml International Violin Competition 2013 — First Prize & Orchestra Prize
Orpheus Swiss Chamber Music Competition 2013 — First Prize
Vladimir Spivakov International Violin Competition 2016 — Second Prize - Selected orchestras
- Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra; Tokyo Symphony Orchestra; Japan Philharmonic Orchestra; Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne; Croatian Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Recordings
- Mai Favorite (King Records); 翼 / Les ailes (DUO Les Ailes, 2025)
- Official site
- https://maiviolin.com
- Enquiries
- suzuki@maiviolin.com