Tatsuki Narita was born in 1992 in Sapporo city, Japan.He began to learn Violin at age of 3.
In 2006 he won the 1st prize in middle high school section of the 60th Student
Music competition of Japan.
At the same time he has got special prizes such as Tsuzuki music prize, Uzuka
prize and Togi prize.
In 2007 Tatsuki won the first prize at Tokyo Music Competition and Audience
award.
In 2008 he won the Grand Prix in The 29th Kirishima International Music
Festival and was a semi finalist at the 59th Paganini International Violin
Competition.
In 2009 he has got Académie Maurice Ravel prize and IMA prize. In the same year
he won the Second prize at the 78th Japan Music Competition and E Nakamichi
award.
He already performed with many orchestras in Japan such as Nagoya Philharmonic
conducted by Ryusuke Numajiri, Japan Philharmonic and Tokyo Philharmonic with
Toshiaki Umeda, Tokyo Symphony with Norichika Iimori and Tomomi Nishimoto, and
New Japan Philharmonic with Ken-ichiro Kobayashi.
Tatsuki graduated from Toho Gakuen High School in Mach 2010.
In
2010 he has got Grand prix and award SACEM in international violin competition
Marguerite Long-Jaques Thibaud.
He has learned Violin under Masako Sawada, Eiko Ichikawa, Hamao Fujiwara,Svetlin
Roussev,Florin Szigeti and Jean-Jacques Kantorow.