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Toshiyuki Miyama

1921 – 2016

Japanese jazz musician

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Lived 1921 – 2016 (aged 94). Toshiyuki Miyama was a Japanese saxophonist.

Toshiyuki Miyama (October 31, 1921 – May 24, 2016) was a Japanese jazz clarinetist and bandleader.

Career Miyama played in a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force band during World War II. After the war, he joined the Lucky Puppy Orchestra. He led his own ensemble from 1950; initially called Jive Ace, the group expanded to big-band size and changed its name to the New Herd in 1958. The ensemble's arranger was Kozaburo Yamaki. New Herd recorded with Charles Mingus in 1971 and toured worldwide throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Miyama led the ensemble for more than fifty years, continuing to perform into the 2000s.

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Who was Toshiyuki Miyama?

Japanese jazz musician (1921-2016)

When was Toshiyuki Miyama born?

Toshiyuki Miyama was born on 31 October 1921 in Chiba.

When did Toshiyuki Miyama die?

Toshiyuki Miyama died on 24 May 2016.

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Toshiyuki Miyama was a saxophonist.

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Toshiyuki Miyama was Japanese.

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· Wikipedia: Toshiyuki Miyama

· Wikidata: Q17561201

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