胡银岳，中央音乐学院作曲系教授、博士生导师。浙江衢州人。1993年赴日留学，先后就读于桐朋学园大学、东京学艺大学、东京艺术大学。从师于日本作曲家蒔田尚昊，间宫芳生、一柳慧、吉崎清富、金田潮児、山内雅弘、野田行⾏、松下功。2007年取得作曲博士学位，之后在中央音乐学院攻读博士后，师从郭文景。
2008年7月，与日中友好协会平山郁夫会长共同发起中日音乐家的创意音乐会“天一生人” 被纳入2008北京奥运会的重要文化项目，在国家大剧院成功举办，获得中日两国国家有关领导的赞赏。曾荣获日本文化部艺术创作特别奖和第三届国立剧场作曲比赛一等奖，日本名古屋文化振兴奖；日本NHK、每日新闻主办的交响乐比赛奖等。作品在北京、上海、杭州、台北以及日本、德国、美国等地多次上演。2015年为著名诗⼈吉狄马加的长篇诗歌《我，雪 豹……》创作了交响诗。 2022年为北京冬奥会花滑表演赛“光影表演”创作音乐作品，2023年为青海湖音乐节创作交响乐《不朽的蓝色》，由中国国家交响乐团、江苏交响乐团和天津音乐学院交响乐团共同在青海湖二郎剑景区演出。
Chinese composer Hu Yin-Hue was born in Quzhou city of Zhejiang province. he is now professor, doctoral supervisor of Central Conservatory of Music. Since 1993, Hu Yin-Hue has studied abroad in Japan, he has studied successively at Toho Gakuen School of Music which is one of the most renowned private conservatory in Japan, Tokyo Gakugei University (Master Degree 2001) and Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music (Doctoral Degree 2004). During the time in Japan, Hu Yin-Hue has studied with Japanese professionals who are best known of modern music composers worldwide, the professors including Maeta shoko (Pen name: Fuyuki Yoru), Mamiya Michio, Ichiyanagi Toshi, Yoshizaki kiyotomi, Kaneda Choji, Yamauchi Masahiro, Noda Teruyuki, and Matsushita Isao. In 2007, Hu Yin-Yue received doctoral degree in composition area and continued his postdoctoral research at Central Conservatory of Music with Professor Guo Wen-Jing. Hu Yin Yue is currently on the staff (Professor) at Central Conservatory of Music Composition Department. In July 2018, the Chinese and Japanese composers’ inventional concert “Tian-yi-sheng-ren” was established by President of Japanese Association for Friendship with China Hirayama Ikuo and Hu Yin-Yue. The concert is accepted as an important cultural project in Beijing’s Olympics 2008, and it was successfully hold at National Centre for Performing Arts of China. The contribution on the associate friendship between China and Japan has received encouragement and compliment. Hu Yin-Yue has awarded in Japanese National Composing Competition, Creative Theatrical Art Rewards, and Japanese Nagoya Culture Prize, etc. In 2015, Hu Yin-Yue composed a symphonic poem based on a well-known poet Ji-Di Ma-Jia’s epic poem “I, Snow Leopard…” Last but not least, his compositions are performed on a worldwide basis, including Japan, Germany, United States, and China (Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Taipei)
