[Emsan-l] Fwd: Buck Clayton/Li Jinhui; Chinese Music History Question

Kevin Austin kevin.austin at videotron.ca
Sun Jan 25 19:57:47 MST 2009


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> From: Andrew Homzy <homzy at vax2.concordia.ca>
> Date: 2009 January 25 4:57:13 PM EST (CA)
> To: Kevin Austin <kevin.austin at videotron.ca>
> Subject: Buck Clayton/Li Jinhui
>
> Do you know anyone who might have heard of Li Jinhui - ca. 1930s?
>
> A.
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>> From: "jtaylor651" <jtaylor at brooklyn.cuny.edu>
>> Date: January 25, 2009 12:25:06 PM EST (CA)
>> To: jazz-research at yahoogroups.com
>> Subject: [jazz-research] Buck Clayton/Li Jinhui
>> Reply-To: jazz-research at yahoogroups.com
>>
>> I have a student who is very interested in Clayton's 1934 trip to  
>> Shanghai, where he apparently profoundly influenced Li Jinhui,  
>> considered "The Father of Chinese Popular Music" (not sure what  
>> that means). Does anyone know anything about this apparently  
>> obscure chapter in jazz history? Or if Clayton's archives are  
>> housed anywhere?
>>
>> There was a discussion here some time ago about a photo of  
>> Clayton's 1934 band, but nothing about what he did while in China.
>>
>> Thanks! Jeff
>>
>> [Presumably Clayton's 1987 autobiography (with Nancy Miller  
>> Elliott) has been consulted. The entire third chapter is devoted to  
>> the Shanghai trip but I see no mention of Li Jinhui in the index.  
>> Regarding archives, see <http://library.umkc.edu/spec-col/ 
>> clayton.htm> but there are also some Clayton materials from Elliott  
>> at Rutgers IJS. -mf]
>>
>>
>>
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