Jazz guitarist, composer, and educator Alan Kwan studied with Fred Hamilton, Richard McClure, and Noel Johnston at the University of North Texas, where he received a School of Music scholarship, a Kris Kolflat scholarship, and an academic fellowship.

In 2015, he completed a master's degree in Jazz Performance Music at Queens College and joined the New York Jazz Circle.

French guitarist Etienne Jeanne was the first musician to introduce gypsy jazz to China.

He learned to play the guitar at the age of 10 as an autodidact. He became passionate about rock and folk music, and a few years later discovered the music of Django Reinhardt. At the age of 18, Etienne moved to Paris to play in jazz clubs.

His impeccable technique fills every song with passion and swing.

Being the most famous jazz musician in Hong Kong, Eugene Pao’s name is synonymous with jazz in Hong Kong.

This reputation could not be more deserved, as over the past twenty plus years Eugene's performances and recordings have been instrumental in advancing jazz in the territory. Over the years, Eugene has worked with Michael Brecker, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Joe Pass, McCoy Tyner and many others.

Founded in 2004, Hanggai has performed more than 200 shows in 60 countries on five continents. Hanggai is deeply rooted in Mongolian music and has since merged with the sound of contemporary rock music. Combining traditional instruments such as taobushuur (a two-stringed lute) and morin khuur (the horse-head fiddle) with Western percussion instruments, electric guitar and bass, Hanggai has caused a worldwide sensation.

Their 2010 album, The Man Who Walks Away, was included in the 2010 Top Ten World Music Records list by the British music magazine MOJO, making it the only Asian music album to be selected.

They have been invited to perform at world famous music festivals such as WOMAD, Bonnaroo, Fuji Rock, etc. several times.

Justin is 11 years old and the youngest international Hawaiian Kamaka ukulele player in China.

He learned ukulele, electric guitar, bass and drums at age 4, started playing his own music at age 8, and released his first album at age 9. His representative works include the Chinese theme song of the popular game "Traveling Frog», the theme song of Alipay animation game "Supernatural Bugs Team", etc.

This year, his lyrics and composition "Hangzhou Promise" have been shortlisted for the headquarters of the 19th Asian Games.

Jazz guitarist and composer Lawrence Ku is one of the best and most respected musicians in China.

His own projects include The Red Groove Project, which has received multiple Golden Melody Award nominations (Best Producer, Best Album and Best Composition in 2014 for "Flow" and Best Producer in 2016 for "Proper Up!"), and the Lawrence Ku Trio, which won Best Instrumental Album in 2015 for "Pictures" at the China Music Media Awards.

Luo Ning is one of the most famous jazz pianists, composers and musicians in China and the leading exponent of Latin jazz piano in China.

He combines classical music, jazz, Latin jazz and fusion with his exquisite skills and creative talent, blending Chinese elements and national culture with Western jazz to create the new oriental jazz. He is praised by Western musicians as the "Oriental Jazz Piano Poet" and was the first Chinese jazz musician to be covered twice by the leading American music magazine New York Jazz Weekly.

Young German tenor Maximilian Vogler appears as a soloist all over Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands. He gave concerts with the Jena Philharmonic, the Southwest-German Philharmonic, the baroque orchestras La Stagione Frankfurt, L'Arco Hannover, La Banda Augsburg, L’Arpa Festante, Origen Ensemble Vocal and Vox Luminis.

He maintains several chamber music formations, with a special focus on Lieder and is a scholarship holder of the LIEDBasel festival and the Lyra Foundation, recipient of sponsorship awards from his hometown of Konstanz, the Musikorganisation Zürichsee, Dienemann Foundation as well as participant in several international singing competitions.

Swiss Pianist, Sebastian Issler regularly performs in prestigious places and at festivals, including the Tonhalle Zurich, the Abbey Library of Saint Gall, various European cities and overseas.

Currently, Sebastian is completing his Artist Diploma «Piano Accompaniment» at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London working with Julius Drake, and he is part of Graham Johnson's Song Guild. This autumn, he has a guest lectureship at the Zurich University of the Arts where he will talk about the choreography of hands in his favorite repertoire. Sebastian holds two Master's Degrees with distinction from Zurich University of the Arts and is amongst others finalist of the International Schubert Competition 2018 as well as multiple prize winner of the Swiss Youth Music Competition.

Pinocchio is one of the most popular acappella orchestras in China.

They have won the 9th National Acappella Music Competition 2019 and participated in the most famous Chinese singing show Voice of China 2020.

Ricardo Vogt is a talented Jazz guitarist, composer and singer. A three-time Grammy Award winner, Ricardo has collaborated with Esperanze Spalding.

The daughter of a classical pianist, Veronica Nunes grew up surrounded by traditional samba and classical music, making her debut at the age of 15. Her music has attracted the attention of Paul Simon and Brazilian music legend Gilberto Gil.

This year Ricardo and Veronica celebrate 10 years of performing together.

Shawn Dong is a famous Chinese jazz singer who has created a new style of Chinese female jazz.

She uses blues and world music elements to reinterpret the traditional opera from Wu Nong area with her unique singing voice. The new melody design integrates Chinese and Western rhythms and breaks with the traditional melody concept of opera, but retains the original song. The euphemistic essence of Chinese oriental melody in her singing has given the possibility of new Chinese folk rhyme music.

In 2019, the song "Golden Silk Bird", which combines traditional Chinese Shanghai opera with American jazz, won the fifth national creative music talent project.

According to JazzTimes, "Teriver Cheung demonstrates an impressive command of his instrument and a mature compositional approach."

The jazz guitarist and composer has frequently collaborated with musicians such as Latin Grammy Award winner Eddie Gómez, Billy Drummond, Jean-Michel Pilc, George Garzone and Antonio Hart.

Wan Xiaoli is one of the representatives of modern Chinese folk song, rich in humanity. His songs have the characteristics of new folk songs, the melody and artistic conception are simple and very beautiful.

In the past 24 years since his debut, he has released a total of five albums, and each album is constantly innovative, bringing us surprises every time.

Listen to him sing at the West Lake in Hangzhou in the golden October: Everything will be fine.