Keiko Matsui
Keiko Matsui was a Japanese pianist, composer, singer, university teacher and musician (born 1961). She was born at Tokyo.
Also recorded as Keiko Doi; Matsui Keiko; Doi Keiko.
Keiko Matsui in brief
- Born
- 1961
- Known for
- pianist, composer, singer, university teacher and musician
- Place of birth
- Tokyo
Identity and origins
Keiko Matsui was recorded at birth as 土居 慶子. The authorities additionally record the headings Keiko Doi, Matsui Keiko and Doi Keiko. Her recorded languages were Japanese and English.
Identity
What the record establishes about Keiko Matsui.
Keiko Matsui is recorded with the occupation university teacher. Keiko Matsui is recorded with the occupation jazz musician. Keiko Matsui is classed in the genre smooth jazz. Keiko Matsui is recorded as a citizen of Japan. Keiko Matsui is recorded as pianist, composer, singer, university teacher and musician. Keiko Matsui is recorded with the citizenship of Japan.
Chronology
- 1961Keiko Matsui born at Tokyo.
- 1961Keiko Matsui was born on 26 July 1961.
Sources
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- 1.
“Keiko Matsui”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q237934: Keiko Matsui
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