J.G. Miller
Biography
A Colorado native, Master Sergeant J.G. Miller holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Southern California along with degrees from University of Arizona and The Eastman School of Music, where he received the Performer’s Certificate. Prior to service, Master Sgt. Miller performed with The Who, Mariachi Sol de México, and Los Angeles studio orchestras on motion picture soundtracks. He is the founder of HornVets, an international advocacy group committed to the recognition of horn playing service members; he was also elected to serve as the first ever Military Liaison to the International Horn Society. A figure at the Kendall Betts Horn Camp, he has taught at high school and collegiate levels. He trained as a machinist and welder apprenticing for Lawson Horns. Currently serving as Vice President of Veritas Musica Publishing, he keeps his life grounded thanks to his wife and three children. His teachers include Peter Kurau, James Thatcher, Daniel Katzen, and Kendall Betts.
Member of the Support Team
The Army Field Band Support Group plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation and success of the organization. This dedicated team of professionals provides comprehensive support across a wide range of essential services, from managing resources and handling information systems to maintaining instruments and supporting logistics. Their expertise allows the musicians of the Army Field Band to focus on their craft and Army training, knowing that all behind-the-scenes operations—from arranging music to ensuring instruments are in top condition and managing the day-to-day supply and transportation needs—are expertly taken care of. The Army Field Band Support Group is integral to the overall mission, providing the foundation for excellence in performance and readiness.