After living briefly in New Jersey he was part of the creation of Cirque du Soleils Corteo and spent 15 months touring North America. In 2003 he returned to the USA to live and perform. He appeared on TV and stage and performed with numerous other Israeli artists, also playing mandolin, clarinet, pennywhistle, harmonica and more. In addition he was a charter member of the country/Irish/folk ensemble 'The Jerusalem Taverners' which performed throughout Israel during the 80's and 90's reappearing at the Jacobs Ladder folk festival for a special reunion in 2007.

He made his mark on the Israeli pop scene in the early 80's in the band 'Like a Gypsy' (Kmo Tsoani) and the popular childrens TV show 'Hopa Hey'. Yonatan Miller grew up studying classical violin and converted to folk, rock, blues, pop and country in the late 70s while at college in the USA. All this in addition to the finest educatoin New York public schools had to offer in the '70s and Hebrew and religious school studies. Yonatan (Jonathan) Miller, born in London, England in 1959, son of a Rabbi, grew up in New York City from age 2 studying classical violin (Blanche Levy, Yuval Waldman, Robert Cannetti, Peter Marsh) for 13 years as well as some recorder lessons earlier on and a few years of clarinet (Jane Hamborsky). Yonatan Miller's Discography with Invincible Music

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