Daishin Kashimoto

Daishin Kashimoto is a renowned Japanese classical violinist, celebrated for his exceptional talent and impressive career trajectory. Born in London in 1979, Kashimoto began his violin studies in Tokyo at the tender age of three. By seven, he had already moved to New York to further his musical education. His prodigious talent quickly propelled him to the forefront of the classical music world.

Since 2009, Kashimoto has held one of the most prestigious positions in orchestral music as the First Concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic. His role with the Berlin Philharmonic has solidified his reputation as a leading figure in the classical music scene. Kashimoto is also a sought-after soloist, performing with orchestras worldwide and captivating audiences with his virtuosity and artistry.

His discography includes notable works such as Fauré's chamber music and Nino Rota's chamber compositions, showcasing his versatility and deep musical insight. Whether performing with the Berlin Philharmonic or as a soloist, Daishin Kashimoto continues to inspire and enchant listeners with his profound interpretations and technical brilliance.