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You'll Never Walk Alone Music Video
(Orchestra version)
(Music and Short Film) 2020
The year 2020 was an exceptional one for the whole world. To prevent the spread of the Covid-19, people were forced to stay at home and avoid close contact with one another. With this music and short film, we would like to send a message to all the world in these challenging times: you are not alone.
You'll Never Walk Alone
(Big Band Jazz Version)
〜 Lullaby of Angels／English subtitle
(Music and Short Fiim) 2021
Ten years from the Tohoku Earthquake We never forget the day... and support with jazz! *This production was supported by the Agency of Cultural Affairs, government of Japan, receiving the Emergency Comprehensive Aid Package for Cultural Art Activities.
Torres 10 - Euphoria Brass Sextet feat. Hiroki Fujii
(Music Video) 2021
Music by Visa Haarala, Torres 10 Euphoria Brass Sextet feat. Japanese jazz trombonist Hiroki Fujii.
Hiroki plays solo 2:13〜
76 Trombones Wish YOU a Happy Birthday - Massively Silly Virtual Trombone Choir
(Music Video) 2020
Hiroki joined this project with Jim Lutz (former Blast! and Cirque du Soleil show Kooza trombonist) by remote ensemble.
Hiroki Fujii Plays Watermelon Man in
Japanese Summer Festival
(Live Performance) 2015
Hero's Session West Coast Cafe by Hiroki Fujii
(Live Performance) 2015
Allen Hermann & Hiroki Fujii play
JAY & KAI It's All Right With Me
(Live Performance) 2014
Hero's Session Live @ Sakuranbo Japan(June.14.2014.)
- Trombonist, Composer, Arranger,
Teacher, Writer, Producer, Consultant 
- Trombonist, Composer, Arranger,
Teacher, Writer, Producer, Consultant Hiroki Fujii was born in 1979 in Osaka.
When he was a high school student he got the 3rd place in the 4th annual Japan Trombone Competition.
He started his career as a professional musician at the age of 19.
He played with the Tokyo Disney Sea Maritime Band for 2 years before he went to the United States to study music at the age of 24. He got a scholarship to study at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and studied with Bruce Paulson.
Immediately after he returned to Japan, he played in the Tokyo Disney Land Band for 1 year.
He has also performed and worked with numerous jazz artists including Allen Hermann, Alenn Vizutti, Bill Reichenbach, Chuck Findley, Eero Koivistoinen, Eijiro Nakagawa, Eric Marienthal, Eric Miyashiro, George Roberts, Harry Betts, Jeff Coffin, Jigs Whigham, Jim Pugh, Lloyd Ulyate, Mats Holmquist, Randy Brecker, Rich Perry, Tim Hagans and Wycliffe Gordon.
Hiroki has recorded a lot of music for TV commercials. He has also played on many CDs for Japanese pop and rock artists. These include Mitsuhiro Oikawa, Maki Oguro, and Kanjani Eight. He has also played live and toured with world famous artists such as Eikichi Yazawa, Ai Otsuka, Kanjani Eight, Subaru Sibutani and Naoto Inti Raymi.
He has composed and arranged music for his own bands “Hero’s Session” and “Hero’s Brass”. He also composed and arranged works which have been played at Tokyo Disney and Tokyo Sky Tree as well as other locations in around Tokyo.
Hiroki worked as an instructor with Yamaha Music School between 2008 and 2015. Here he taught all levels and individuals as well as groups. He focused on a broad range of skill areas in his classes. These included anatomy, psychology in order to broaden his range of teaching techniques.
Hiroki has published a book of etudes which extend brass players’ abilities. He has also written a number of musical pieces for brass players.
He has also worked with willie’s Custom Brass to design the Mt.Fuji model mouthpiece.
Hiroki is a Yamaha Z model official user.
In addition to his role as teacher and performer, Hiroki helped victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011, by playing concerts and teaching. He has also supported communities in Cebu in the Philippines by donating second-hand instruments as well as teaching and performing.
