Owing to very significant increases in demand for the DV, DV NY and DV CHI models, we are currently experiencing an extraordinarily high level of backorders for these products. Consequently, we will not be accepting any new orders for these models until the backorders are back to a manageable level. As a result of this you might find that some JodyJazz dealers are temporarily out of stock of these models. We want to assure you that this is no fault of our dealers. We are focusing our production on reducing the backorders as quickly as possible and we expect all these models to be fully available again in just a few months time.

Horie Yusuke

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Horie Yusuke on the DV NY Alto

“JodyJazz’s DV NY produces a classical sound because of its proper feeling of resistance, and such a feeling is different from all other metal mouthpieces I have tried. I think the DV NY is a mouthpiece that leads to new possibilities for the saxophone.”

Horie Yusuke Biography

He was born in Sendai and studied the saxophone with Furumizo Toru, Kumoi Masato. He made his stage debut during studying at Aichi University of the Arts.
After that, he started his saxophone performance all around in Japan as a solo, a part of chamber music, and a guest member of some orchestras. Then, he graduated from Aichi University of the Arts Graduate School.

He has performed as a special guest appearance so far with Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra, Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra, Aichi Chamber Orchestra, and so on. Moreover, he has co-starred as a guest soloist or a conductor with various amateur brass bands or chorus groups. In addition, he has a lot of opportunities as a special guest player to participate in some of orchestras in Japan such as Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra.

He is a member of Arion Saxophone Quartet. He is also a teacher of Music Course at Aichi Prefectural Meiwa High School.

He released a CD “the BAROQUE Sax (PMO-1001)” as a solo, and “Arion’s Harp (FLCP-21027)” as a member of Arion Saxophone Quartet.

 

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