Chinese pianist A Bu's most recent album titled "New Memories" pays tribute to the works of legendary Russian composer Nikolai Kapustin. For A Bu, Kapustin is a master at fusing classical and jazz, and he has long been a source of inspiration. Once, A Bu visited Kapustin and he said the moment he walked out of Kapustin's apartment, he felt like he had embraced a new way of seeing the world. #TheVibe #ArtisticAces | China Plus Culture

A Bu has been part of the International Jazz Day Global Concert for several editions, and we are delighted he'll be joining other pianists: Herbie Hancock, Kenny Barron, Emmet Cohen, Danilo Pérez, Hélén Mercier and Musical Director John Beasley more than 3 dozen other stellar artists! Born in Beijing, China, he began classical studies at age 4 and became enthralled by jazz after listening to a recording of Dominican jazz pianist Michel Camilo. A Bu is a winner of the Montreux Jazz Solo Piano Com