Corey Fujimoto

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BIO

Born and raised in Hawaii, Corey Fujimoto was immediately hooked on ukulele after picking up the instrument in fourth-grade music class.  Corey was influenced by his father, other renowned ukulele virtuosos, and his love for classical music. He transcribed and arranged pieces by Bach, Mozart, and Pachelbel for ukulele – helping pioneer this exploration – which in combination with his traditional Hawaiian influences developed his style.

He released his first album of instrumentals in 2013, which earned him his first Nā Hōkū Hanohano nomination, and in 2013, he toured in major cities in Asia and the US. Corey’s music style is very broad, including rock, metal, pop and classical music. At least two hours of practice a day is due to his persistence in music.

Although he doesn’t read music, he makes it up by staying up all night to mark music scores and figure out fingerings, and focus on straightening out music scores for weeks. Corey’s time invested in practice, and the results are shown in his superb skills in both guitar, ukulele, and other stringed instruments..