Name Toshio Mashima | Role Composer | |
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真島俊夫:日本三印象 Toshio Mashima: Les trois notes du Japon
Toshio Mashima (真島 俊夫, Mashima Toshio) (21 February 1949 – 21 April 2016) was a Japanese composer born in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan.
Contents
- Toshio Mashima Les trois notes du Japon
- omens of love by hirotaka izumi toshio mashima
- Biography
- Work for Wind
- Chamber Music
- Work for Big BandJazz Ensemble
- References

omens of love by hirotaka izumi toshio mashima
Biography
First, he studied engineering. He interrupted this to study music. He graduated from the Kanagawa University and took the Yamaha Band Director course, going on to do his major in technology. He also studied music composition under Bin Kanade and jazz theory under Makoto Uchibori. He graduated in 1971 and went on to play trombone in jazz and pop bands. He then worked as an assistant to Naohiro Iwai and began to focus on making compositions for bands.
His own works, especially for bands, are published in Europe and sold in America. Lately, he has also composed for TV series and movies. He currently serves as an instructor of the Institute of Education, Sobi, as well as working as a special instructor at the Yamaha Music School.
He won an award in the composition section of the 7th Academic Society of Japan for Winds and Percussion bands competition.
Mashima died at the age of 67 due to cancer on 21 April 2016.
Work for Wind
- St. Germain des Pres
- La Fontaine de Medicis (Jardin du Luxembourg)
- Montmartre Place du Tertre-Sacre Coeur
- Theme Largo
- 1st Variation Allegro
- 2nd Variation Adagio
- 3rd Variation and Finale Presto
- La danse des grues (Tanz der Kraniche)
- La rivière enneigée (Der Fluß im Schnee)
- La fête du feu (Feuerfest)
- Tune Up
- Something Blue
- After Hour
- Jumpin' at the Woodside
- April in Paris (1932)
- Lil' Darlin (195
Chamber Music
- Twilight
- Station
- Day Dream
- City Light
- Allegro
- Adagio
- Allegro maestoso
- Pont Neuf
- Pont Mirabeau
- Pont Alexandre III