My Piccolo: Live At Nagoya Yamaha Jazz Club (Album). Akira Miyazawa, Norio Maeda, Masanaga Harada, Masahiko Togashi - Musical Play In Jazz ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE, RM). Think! Records.

My Piccolo: Live At Nagoya Yamaha Jazz Club. Caution! All audio materials of Akira Miyazawa are presented solely for information. All styles of audio music.

The holy grail of Japanese jazz has finally been found! This album was completely lost for the past twenty years with no known copies out there.

167 results for jazz yamaha. New listing AKIRA MIYAZAWA, MI PICCOLO - LIVE AT NAGOYA YAMAHA JAZZ CLUB, JAPAN.

Akira Miyazawa (宮沢昭) (December 6, 1927, Matsumoto - July 6, 2000, Tokyo) was a Japanese jazz saxophonist, clarinetist, and flautist.

Sea Horse is a hard bop music live album recording by AKIRA MIYAZAWA released in 2002 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. 1. Green Dolphin Street 2. In A Sentimental Mood 3. Poor Butterfly 4. Baby Sea Horse 5. Stardust 6. Tenor Madness 7. I Can't Get Started 8. Take The A Train 9. If Ever I Would Leave You. Line-up/Musicians. Akira Miyazawa, tenor sax Harumi Takeuchi, piano Shunsuke Takeuchi, bass Masahiko Ozu, drums. Pony Canyon - M & I - MYCJ-30145(Japan). Recorded on 21 December 1989 at the Grand Hotel, Hammamatsu. Thanks to snobb for the addition and js for the updates.

Other than some sites selling his CDs, the internet does not offer much about the saxophonist. This is a shame since his recordings tell the story of an accomplished musician whose work has remained intriguing and fresh after almost four decades. After Miyazawa's tenor sax states the angular but still melodious theme, the rhythm section improvises together and solos in tandem, using notes sparingly and the space between them very effectively. The other pieces also are edgy hard bop in style, with some adventurous soloing by Miyazawa on tenor and flute, along with the other members of the group. The closer, "Black Bass," is the closest to traditional hard bop. ADVERTISEMENT. Miyazawa sounds like Sonny Rollins on tenor but with slightly less bite in his tone.

STRIKE UP THE BAND Shotaro Moriyasu (piano) Akira Miyazawa (tenor sax) Hisao Suzuki (bass) Jun Simizu (drums). Recorded at an all-night session on July 27-28, 1954 at the ‘Mocambo'Club, Yokohama, Japan. Shotaro Moriyasu was a jazz pianist of genius in then Japan. He left only the recording of this session and died on September 28, 1955. Age at death 31 years old.

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