
Kyoko Hashimoto Masterclasses
Ms Hashimoto is a dedicated teacher and greatly appreciated by her students. She taught for 12 years in the piano and chamber music faculties of the Utrecht Conservatory in Holland and was a frequent visiting professor at the European Mozart Academy. Beside her post as Professor of Piano and Chair of Piano Area at the Schulich School of Music, McGill University, her Summer School (the International Music Workshop and Festival) and her annual Collaborative Piano class in the Castleman Quartet Program in Fredonia, NY State, she is in demand for masterclasses throughout the world. In her youth Ms Hashimoto studied violin as well as piano and more violinists than pianists participated in her masterclass in Japan in summer 2013. Their most frequent question was when she would be coming back! Ms Hashimoto has studied ten languages and currently speaks "5.3".
"Professor Hashimoto is the ideal teacher — unflaggingly demanding yet encouraging, serious yet whimsical, utterly brilliant yet down-to-earth. She is a real inspiration"
Dora Hayley, participant in IMWAF 2008
Enquiries about arranging a masterclass can also be addressed to Professor Hashimoto directly: kyokopiano@gmail.com
next masterclasses:
20th & 22nd June
Maestrora Music Academy
Tokyo, Japan
16th - 22nd July
duo sonata class at the Castleman Quartet Program
S.U.N.Y., Fredonia, New York State, USA
6th - 19th August
IMWAF 2018
Kirchberg-an-der-Jagst, Germany
recent masterclasses:
14th & 15th June 2018
Mahidol University, Thailand
10th - 12th June
Bentley Music Academy, Malaysia
27th January 2018
Centre for Young Musicians
Morley College
London, UK
26th January 2018
Guildhall School of Music
London, UK
23rd January 2018
Royal College of Music
London, UK
3rd week of January 2018
residence (concert, masterclasses, etc.)
at Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Finland
18th, 19th December 2017
Haute Ecole de Musique
Geneva, Switzerland
11th & 12th December 2017
Hochschule für Musik
Trossingen, Germany
23rd November 2017
University of Alberta, Canada
21st November 2017
University of Calgary, Canada
20th November 2017
Mont-Royal Conservatory
Calgary, Canada