Hiroshi Sakai

Hiroshi Sakai (さかいひろむ, 1914 (1914) from November 3 to 1996 (1996) December 9) is a singer of the Showa period.

Career

HyogoSasayama-shiA native place. After Osaka music school, Musashino music school leaving school in midcourse, I enter the Tokyo music school in 1935 (1935). After school graduation, I play an active part as a tenorist. A record makes its debut for "spring sentiment" (1937) from Polydor in March in 1937. It was an assumed name called Hiroshi Mimura on this occasion. You transfer to Columbia record, and the representative music "sits on the ashes of the fellow soldier" (as for this music, the companies vie against), and, as for "the blood of the あ ゝ rouge, as for "me, you are the songs and ballads center "the song of the ratio island decisive battle" afterwards to the seas to the sky" 燃 ゆる" in the wartime. I act as an assistant professor after the war in Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. I worked in the school until (1982) in 1982 and announced the books such as "the Japanese song's singing and Japanese pronunciation" other than books such as "art of the utterance and the utilization". I am presented with Third Class Order of the Sacred Treasure in (1987) in 1987.

I die of acute heart failure (1996) on December 9 in 1996. 82 years old death.

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