Who invented jazz?

Jazz is a form of music that originated in Africa.

Carried forward by the descendants of African-American immigrants, it is generally believed that jazz originated in New Orleans (the African-American settlement).

With the integration of American nationalities and the passage of time, it is gradually recognized and accepted by people of different races and classes.

Eventually formed a fixed jazz genre.

Jazz mainly includes mainstream jazz, blues, B-Bop and Regtime.

The diversified development of jazz forms benefits from the openness of American society, and most of what we hear now is modern jazz.

At that time, during the Great Depression and the war, this kind of music developed greatly because it catered to people's spiritual needs for freedom.

1923, the black jazz band Creole released its first jazz record.

Most people who like jazz are optimistic, experienced and capable.

These people usually yearn for spiritual freedom, hate the secular, and don't like the constraints of rules and regulations.

Main musical instruments: orchestra, saxophone, piano and bass drum.

Theme: animation, fantasy, romantic humor, feeling of going to the seaside.

China's famous jazz singers are mainly Wang Ruolin and Wang Yunyi.

Special mention should be made here to Wang Yunyi, a jazz singer who became famous in The Voice of China.

Because the cover of "Forgotten Time" has been affirmed by people. In fact, she has long been famous overseas.

People in China don't know much about it, because jazz is not popular in China.

The singers involved in jazz style mainly include Wang Leehom, Tao Zhe, Fang Datong and Mavis Fan.

Famous jazz singers abroad are

Louis Armstrong is in norah jones, USA.

French Henri Salvador, Japanese Lisa Ono.

Xu Yongen of South Korea, laura fygi of the Netherlands.

Canadian Michael Bray, Singaporean Wang Liting.