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Sequence X by Tsuyoshi Niwa
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fave it Weird Jazz | Smooth Jazz
9 tracks | 60 minutes
Released Jun 2004
on Tsuyoshi Niwa
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Melodic and smooth, yet rhythmically and harmonically advanced jazz compositions featuring soprano saxophone artist.
Bio / Background
Personnel:
Tsuyoshi Niwa (soprano sax)
Phil Markowitz (piano)
Tony Marino (bass)
Matt Wilson (drums)
Biography for
Tsuyoshi Niwa (soprano saxophonist)
Born in Tokyo, Japan. Grew up partially in Mexico City. After coming back to Tokyo at age 15, he started to play the alto saxophone. Four years later, he picked up the soprano sax as well.
After college graduation, Tsuyoshi moved to New York and began studying with mentors like George Garzone (sax), Phil Markowitz (piano), Reggie Workman (bass) and Dave Liebman (sax). He concentrates on the soprano around this time.
In 1997, the first independent album "Sequence X" was produced by Phil Markowitz and himself. The CD instantly gained media's attention and won commending reviews.
Tsuyoshi left the music college in 1998, but kept on his innovation and performed at NY venues like Knitting Factory and Kavehaz. In 2000, The second independent album was released.
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