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Ken Muramatsu - born in Tokyo on May 9, 1962 - is a pianist, a composer and a multi-player. Through Sugamo high school, graduated from Seijo university. The pianist who plays his own work, debuted on 1983 when he was a student in the university. His sounds have been used widely with the commercials, or for BGM of the a TV/Radio program and so on (mainly in Japan). The concert is sporadically hold around Japan. His live concert is mostly his own piano solo, sometimes his friends, acoustic base and percussions members, join to his music. An original label "KeenMoon" was established in 2004. His activities are so broad-based, e.c. as the personality of the trip program on TV-Saitama and Gunma-TV. At present, he lives in Amami-oshima island in Kagoshima Prefecture. In his album "88+3", his performance of Amami Sanshin(*:see footnote).
[footnote] *Sanshin is very local instrument with three strings, most popular in southern tropycal area of Japan.
Ken Muramatsu - born in Tokyo on May 9, 1962 - is a pianist, a composer and a multi-player. Through Sugamo high school, graduated from Seijo university. The pianist who plays his own work, debuted on 1983 when he was a student in the university. His sounds have been used widely with the commercials, or for BGM of the a TV/Radio program and so on (mainly in Japan). The concert is sporadically hold around Japan. His live concert is mostly his own piano solo, sometimes his friends, acoustic base and percussions members, join to his music. An original label "KeenMoon" was established in 2004. His activities are so broad-based, e.c. as the personality of the trip program on TV-Saitama and Gunma-TV. At present, he lives in Amami-oshima island in Kagoshima Prefecture. In his album "88+3", his performance of Amami Sanshin(*:see footnote).
[footnote] *Sanshin is very local instrument with three strings, most popular in southern tropycal area of Japan.
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