Terumasa Hino

From HitStory, the pop encyclopedia of School of Rock · Artist

The trumpeter Terumasa Hino was born in Tokyo in 1942. His father was a tap dancer and trumpeter, and Hino began as a child with tap dancing before he took up the trumpet. As a teenager he played in clubs for American soldiers. In the late 1960s he became known in Japan with his quintet; Hi-Nology (1969) was his breakthrough. In 1975 he moved to New York, where he played with, among others, Gil Evans, Elvin Jones and Jackie McLean. He followed the developments of his time, from hard bop and modal jazz to fusion: City Connection (1979) became a big success. His brother Motohiko Hino was a drummer.

Listening

• 
  Hi-Nology (live) · Terumasa Hino, 1969
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  Hohjoh · Terumasa Hino, 1976
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  City Connection · Terumasa Hino, 1979

Discography

Studio albums

• 1968Feelin’ Good
• 1970Alone Together
• 1971A Part
• 1971Vibrations
• 1973Hartman Meets Hino
• 1973Journey Into My Mind
• 1973Reminicent Suite
• 1974Into Eternity
• 1975LA CHANSON D’ORPHÉE
• 1975Speak to Loneliness
• 1976Hogiuta
• 1977May Dance
• 1978Hip Seagull
• 1979City Connection
• 1979Horizon
• 1980Daydream
• 1981Double Rainbow
• 1982Pyramid
• 1983New York Times
• 1984オリジナル・サウンドトラック 夏服のイヴ 〜FREEZE & SKY〜 (soundtrack)
• 1985Trans-Blue
• 1985エアーズ・ロック
• 1985エアーズ・ロック
• 1988Detour
• 1990Bluestruck
• 1992Unforgettable
• 1993Richard Beirach - Terumasa Hino - Masahiko Togashi
• 1994Spark
• 1995Acoustic Boogie
• 2000Trade Wind
• 2003Here We Go Again
• 2005Dragon
• 2006Crimson
• 2006Taro's Mood
• 2008Jakko
• 2019Beyond the Mirage
• 2024透光の樹 オリジナル・サウンドトラック (Tōkō no Ki Original Soundtrack) (soundtrack)
• ?Fuji

Other work

• 1969Hi-Nology

In School of Rock

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• Jazz Map^NL Map
• After Hours: Session 3^NL Reader

Mentioned in other articles

• Japanese jazz GenreYosuke Yamashita played free jazz, Terumasa Hino later fusion as well.

See also

• Japanese jazz
• Fusion and jazz rock