معرفی
Koki Tanaka is a distinguished violinist and educator affiliated with the Community Music School at Roberts Wesleyan University. He has performed internationally, including solo debuts at Benaroya Hall and Weill Recital Hall, and holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the Eastman School of Music.
- Born in Japan, moved to the U.S. at 6
- Bachelor of Music (University of Washington), Master of Music (Eastman School of Music)
- Active chamber musician and concertmaster
His performance repertoire spans from Baroque (Biber, Bach) to 20th-century composers (Prokofiev), and he has collaborated with renowned artists like Gil Shaham and Cuong Vu. Tanaka is also a dedicated educator, teaching at American Music Centre in Greece, NY, and Roberts Community Music School in Rochester, NY, while previously instructing at School No. 17.
Notable Awards:
- American Protégé Piano and String Competition (First Prize)
- University of Washington Chamber Ensemble Competition (First Prize)
- PAFE Awards
His chamber music collaborations include The Quantum String Quartet and KEE Trio, with performances at prestigious venues and festivals. Tanaka also engages in volunteer services, performing at elder care homes, and has a background in ballet.
