Who is the first person to play jazz saxophone in China? Please help explain the explanation

Du Yinjiao. In 1981, he was admitted to the Chinese People's Liberation Army Corps and quickly distinguished himself in the military band. In 1994 and 1999, he participated in the National Day parade twice, and has visited and performed with the troupe many times, and is currently the principal saxophonist of the third team of the military band.

Since 1991, Du Yinjiao has been active in the forefront of classical and modern saxophone performance and teaching, and has published textbooks such as "Practical Course of Saxophone Performance" and "Collection of Chinese and Foreign Famous Songs for Saxophone" and other textbooks and supporting audio-visual teaching materials, and recorded a number of solo albums. In 1992, he participated in the 10th World Saxophone Recital held in Italy, and was well received by experts and peers. Since 1993, he has participated in the annual Beijing International Jazz Festival, and has successively formed and participated in jazz bands such as "Wide Angle", "Tianchang", "Africa", "Inside, Dao, Outside" and the Golden Horn Jazz Band.

In addition to the busy performance activities, a large number of materials have been collected and sorted out, and a set of unique teaching methods have been summed up, and a group of outstanding students have been cultivated. Du Yinjiao is one of China's finest saxophonist (classical jazz**). The answer is supplemented by Lu Tingquan.

The first generation of saxophonists in China who has set foot in the jazz circle, and is currently the saxophone soloist and artistic director of the big jazz band of the light ** troupe of the China Song and Dance Troupe; Chief lecturer of saxophone major of Beijing "Midi" ** School; The saxophone examination of the Chinese ** Association was rated.

Mr. Lu Tingquan is good at improvisation of traditional jazz, with a delicate and rigorous performance style, and is good at mining materials of different styles, creating a unique image, and innovating in saxophone playing skills. At the same time, it has also cultivated a group of jazz saxophonists, and these outstanding musicians have spread all over the country and become the backbone of the younger generation of saxophonists. His book, Jazz Saxophone Improvisation, is widely used by a variety of professional musicians who are keen to learn jazz.

Fan Shengqi is the first person to play the Chinese saxophone.

At the age of nine, he studied with a Belarusian saxophonist in Harbin, and at the age of 16, he was admitted to the "Railway Art Troupe". During this period, he also silently learned the art of conducting, and twenty years later, he became the ** conductor of the Railway Art Troupe, Li Gu.

1. Su Xiaoming, Zhang Bangmo and Wei Wei have all sung under his baton.

In 1990, Fan Shengqi visited the United States as a Chinese leader, communicated with famous jazz musicians in Boston, and played his adapted Chinese music "Liang Zhu", "A Thin Jumping Moon", "I Love You, Snow in Saibei", etc., which made Americans look at this Chinese scholar in amazement and immediately caused a sensation. After returning to China, Fan Shengqi devoted himself to jazz performance, which made Shelley, a doctor of jazz at the University of California, amazed how such an outstanding jazz player could appear in China.

He played "Love of the Sea", the moon is white and the wind is clear, roundabout and tactful, giving people a feeling of "the sea is soft". The American music "Going Home" he played injected the emotions of the Chinese, quiet and warm; His performance of "The Love of People and Ghosts" is full of ups and downs, and it is very beautiful. Fan Shengqi's playing art has reached the level of perfection and freewheeling, and he can use the saxophone to improvise and freely express the rich emotions in his heart.

Once when he played "The Girl's Prayer", he injected religious colors into the **, giving people a sense of sacredness and selflessness, which made all the five girls at the scene cry with emotion.

The Old Bark Band originally recorded jazz music for the movie "Fengyue", and after several selections, the members were determined and named "Old Bark". This band is organized by several elderly friends in the world, and the captain is a famous performer from the China Railway Art Troupe, Mr. Fan Shengqi, who plays the saxophone.

There is no recognized first person at the moment. China. It's hard to say for sure.

Lu Tingquan, the originator of jazz saxophone.

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Famous American saxophonist. June 5, 1956 from Seattle, USA. When he was a teenager, he studied in Franklin, and when he was 10 years old, he became obsessed with the saxophone.

When he was in middle school, he tried to enter a jazz band, but he didn't get his wish, which shows that he is not a ** genius. At his mother's behest, he majored in finance and graduated magna laude from the University of Washington with a degree in finance and accounting. Kelly Kim's achievements in ** are entirely dependent on his love for the saxophone and his long-term and unremitting hard work.

For many years, he insisted on practicing the piano for 3-4 hours a day. Kelly Kim's **style, it's mine**. He currently lives in Los Angeles City with his wife, and his happy family is very supportive of his career.

It should be said that Kelly Kim changed people's perception of saxophone, and he has also become the most popular saxophonist in the world in the past 10 years.

Sidney Bechet (the first pioneer to use the saxophone in jazz).

sonny rollins

Sonny Rollins has retired from music three times, and each time he returns, he reappears with a new look. He is one of the most introspective and prolific musicians in the jazz world, and his "thematic improvisation" sets him apart from the rest.

Rawlings first studied piano and switched to playing the saxophone at the age of 16. In 1949, he married Bud Powell. John Xun's cooperation left a deep impression on people.

Rawlings absorbed the skills and improvisational style of Charlie Parker, Sonny Stitt and other saxophonists, and by the early 50s of the 20th century, when he worked with Miles Davis and Thuronis Monk, his position was not to be underestimated. Rawlings left music soon after, and when he returned in 1954, he showed even more incredible creativity.

In the late '50s, Rollins felt pressure from John Courtern and announced his retirement again. In 1961 he formed a quartet with Jim Hall, and by this time he had embraced the innovative ideas of Ornie Curman, and his playing style became more intense and casual. In 1968, Rawlings left jazz for the third time, and people were already surprised by his style of quitting, contemplating, and returning.

When he reappeared in 1971 with a new style of music with R&B and pop elements, people were already impressed by his dedication to art, and his spirit of constantly trying to establish a new order and break new ground in search of good was imitated by later jazz musicians.

Jazz has won the hearts of a wide audience with its dynamic syncopated rhythms, unique jazz scales, and methodical improvisations.

The rhythm of jazz is different from the general pop** in that it uses a lot of syncopation and triplets, as well as changing the position of the accent, which creates a distinctive rhythmic effect. The syncopated rhythms of jazz music are complex and diverse, especially the continuous syncopation across bars often shifts the original rhythm of the whole bar, resulting in a sense of erratic rotation of the cruise ship. Example:

In jazz, in addition to the eighth triplet, there are also rhythms such as quarter triplets, second triplets, and various triplets and lines.

The saxophone itself is a jazz instrument.

What you mean by "jazz saxophone" refers to a **genre, that is, using the saxophone to play jazz style (the saxophone can also play pop, classical, etc.).

Jazz saxophone (style) has the following characteristics:

Contains riffs.

Use blues scales.

Complex jazz rhythms.

Accompaniment with unique jazz chords.

Unique use of timbre such as portamento, roar, etc.

This is a style of playing the saxophone