Germany-born Japanese virtuoso, Sho Omagari has carved a niche for himself as a distinguished violinist in teh world of music. raised and trained in new York, Sho has earned numerous accolades, including 8 international competition wins in the United States and Europe, in addition to numerous national and local awards

With his profoundly emotional and powerful performances, Sho has captivated audiences in over 30 countries, gracing the stages of renowned concert halls such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Steinway Hall, Apollo Theater, Barclays Center, Suntory Hall, and the United Nations Headquarters.

A alumnus of the prestigious Juilliard School, Sho completed his Master's degree with the support of five sponsors. He then pursued his Doctor of Musical Arts degree at SUNY Stonybrook Univeristy, receiving a tuition waiver and a per diem. Simultaneously, at the young age of 24, Sho was appointed as a Professor of Violin at the Long Island Conservatory of Music.

In 2012, Sho was invited to perform as the lead violinist or the Titanic's 100th year anniversary ceremony over the Atlantic Ocean. It was on broadcast on major medias and newspapers worldwide. He has also collaborated with Tony Award singer, Lea Salonga as well as the composer of the most of Ghibli animation films, Joe Hisaishi

Sho's talent extends beyond teh concert stage, as he is also a highly sought-after studio violinist, recording for films, video games, and animations in the roles of concertmaster and soloist. His impressive portfolio includes notable appearances in teh Final Fantasy series, Kingdom Hearts series, FIFA World Cup and countless other projects.

Currently, Sho performs on a 1963 Giuseppe Stefanini violin from Italy, a masterpiece that has been featured on the cover of The Strad Magazine