Alexandra Klimeková
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Alexandra Klimeková
Summary
Alexandra Klimeková is a human[1]. She worked as an architect[2], non-fiction writer[3], music teacher[4], and flautist[5].
Key Facts
- Alexandra Klimeková held citizenship in Slovakia[6].
- Alexandra Klimeková worked as an architect[2].
- Alexandra Klimeková worked as a non-fiction writer[3].
- Alexandra Klimeková's professions included music teacher[4].
- Alexandra Klimeková's professions included flautist[5].
- Alexandra Klimeková's field of work was architecture[7].
- Alexandra Klimeková's field of work was music[8].
- Alexandra Klimeková's field of work was transverse flute[9].
- Alexandra Klimeková is recorded as female[10].
- Alexandra Klimeková's instance of is recorded as human[11].
- Alexandra Klimeková's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 280144782721394471567[12].
- Alexandra Klimeková earned the academic degree of Master of Architecture[13].
- Alexandra Klimeková's NL CR AUT ID is recorded as xx0198485[14].
- Alexandra Klimeková's given name is recorded as Q6081128[15].
- Alexandra Klimeková's work location is recorded as Stará Turá[16].
- Alexandra Klimeková's described at URL is recorded as http://zusstaratura.sk/alexandra-klimekova-priecne-flauty[17].
- Alexandra Klimeková's instrument is recorded as Western concert flute[18].
- Alexandra Klimeková's instrument is recorded as recorder[19].
- Alexandra Klimeková's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Slovak[20].
- Alexandra Klimeková's abART person ID is recorded as 107116[21].
- Alexandra Klimeková's Medvik ID is recorded as xx0198485[22].
Body
Education
Alexandra Klimeková earned the academic degree of Master of Architecture[13].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include architect[2], non-fiction writer[3], music teacher[4], and flautist[5]. Fields of work include architecture[7], an academic discipline[23]; music[8], a type of arts[24]; and transverse flute[9], a family of musical instruments[25].
FAQs
What did Alexandra Klimeková do for work?
Alexandra Klimeková worked as architect[2], non-fiction writer[3], music teacher[4], and flautist[5].