Biography of Keiko Abe (*1937)

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1952

Start of carreer, being xylophonist at NHK broadcast

1957

Freelance marimbaphonist in Tokyo

1970

Lecturerer at Toho Gakuen College of Music

1981

Concerto at Carnegie Hall

1984

Concerto at Concertgouw Amsterdam

1985

Guest professor at Utrecht University

1989

Visiting professor at Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Stuttgart

1993

Professorship at Toho Gakuen College of Music

2002

Guest professor at Nagoya College of Music

2006

Guest professor at Shanghai Conservatory of Music

Further information/Sources:

• → CDs by/of Keiko Abe bei JPC (mit Hörproben)
• → Music by/with Keiko Abe at amazon.de
• → Books about or by Keiko Abe

CDs with/from Keiko Abe

Marc Grauwels, Sarah Mouradoglou

Music for Flute and Percussion 2 (2009)

Naxos

1. Michel Lysight: This is not a bossa (05:22:00)
2. Payton MacDonald: Devil Dance (03:29:00)
Gareth Farr: Kembang Suling:
3. Bali (04:11:00)
4. Japan (04:06:00)
5. India (03:30:00)
6. André Jolivet: Une Minute Trente (02:20:00)
7. Kevork Andonian: A Longing for Joy (07:01:00)
8. László Király: Miniature (01:36:00)
9. Payton MacDonald: Prelude No. 1 (02:27:00)
Robert Janssens: Elisar:
10. Mélopée (03:51:00)
11. Alla breve (03:09:00)
12. Keiko Abe: Mi-chi (06:50:00)
13. Frédéric Devreese: Mobile (05:22:00)
14. Wim Mertens: Inergys (00:00:07)
15. Ney Rosauro: 2 Pieces, op. 39 (05:26:00)

Literature von/über Keiko Abe

• Mayer, Clara: KOM - Komponistinnen im Musikverlag
  Katalog lieferbarer Musikalien
  Furore Edition,
  1996. - ISBN: 3-927327-29-8