Japanese born Pianist, Yuki Mack, has dazzled audiences on three continents, performing works for Solo, Chamber music, and works for one piano, two pianos, and performances with orchestras.

Arriving in the United States as a child she eventually settled in Michigan.  Yuki studied with Brazilian pianist, Flavio Varani and the late Joyce Adelson at Oakland University and later with Louis Nagel at the University of Michigan. 

In 1994, after wining strong recognition as a soloist, Yuki and her sister Tomoko, melded their artistry into an award-winning piano duo. They won prizes in several prestigious international competitions: First and Kodama Prize at the Fourth International Piano Duo Competition in Tokyo; Ellis Two-piano Competition, (best performance of an American work) and the Dranoff International Two–Piano Competition. The Duo has been featured in the Gilmore International Keyboard festival in Michigan, the Symposium for Two-Pianos in Florida and the Quebec International Two-Piano Festival. Frequently, Yuki joins the faculty of the International Summer Music Festival in Naleczow , Poland. 

In Chicago, Yuki and her sister have performed on the Dame Myra Hass Series and on Live From Studio One, both broadcast on WFMT. They have toured the United States and abroad performing in small communities and major cities such as Stockholm, Milan, Warsaw, Tokyo and New York.  

The Duo has produced three highly acclaimed CDs: Rhapsody, American Mosaic and Fantasy. Their fourth CD will be released in 2007. 

The Mack Duo has recently been selected as Steinway Artists.

In addition to performing, Yuki devotes her time to teaching and out reach programs.

 “…Exciting choice of repertoire played with flawless technique and fire…” Music& Dance Press /Tokyo, Japan

“…Suave and authoritative!” Detroit Free Press

 “…A high sense of drama and brilliant technique …” Holland Sentinel