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Release Date:
2004
Label: Narada
Desc:
Performer
Guest Artists:
Akira Jimbo
 

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Fusion/new age keyboard player
Keiko Matsui grew up in Tokyo, and took her first piano lesson at the
age of five. Influenced by
Stevie Wonder and
Rachmaninov as well as early fusion masters
Maurice Jarre and
Chick Corea,
Matsui began composing while in junior high, but studied
children's culture at the Japan Woman's University (Nihon Joshidaigaku).
She moved to the Yamaha Music Foundation in Tokyo after graduation and
formed Cosmos, recording four albums with the new age group. Her first
album as a leader, 1987's
A
Drop of Water, was released in the U.S. two years after the fact
on Passport.
Now presenting her 19th album so far,
"Wildflower" promises to be as appealing to her fans as the rest of
her discography.
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