Andrey Denisov is a Russian keyboard player and pianist. In 1985, he entered the pop-jazz faculty in the class of Professor [artist:b07191b4-ccc9-4737-917a-4a03da070acb|Игорь Бриль] at the Gnessin Institute (now the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music). In 1985-1987 he was invited to the synthesis group of [artist:6cdd20d3-0da9-4391-b260-c5323e0c92c9|Игорь Гранов] (before that the group was called "[artist:f41ed205-5c09-44b9-947f-85103b90f3e2|Голубые гитары]"). In 1987-1990 he was invited to the most famous in the USSR at that time jazz-rock ensemble "[artist:f291e0f8-e293-4e98-b5a0-7c0698301110|Арсенал]". In 1998, an invitation from [artist:2f745f25-7681-4c44-b713-34d37a307575|Алла Пугачёва] to the [artist:9ffa41f2-b80e-4dd5-beee-33a4d92917bb|Рецитал] team followed as a keyboardist and musical director of the group. Over the years of work with Pugacheva from 1998 to 2005, a large number of tours around the world took place. In 2005, he created the "ABand"("АБэнд") ensemble specifically to accompany the concerts of [artist:b3fa1a75-d947-4f32-9f5d-dc72d7438afa|Demis Roussos] and the [artist:ae32393f-b7db-479b-8728-8ea28c1edb16|Bad Boys Blue] group. During his solo career Andrey Denisov released four solo instrumental albums: «[https://www.discogs.com/release/2789816|Easy To Fly]» (1996) «Invisible Life» (2003) «My Sentimental Piano» (2016) «Andrey Denisov Plays Bach» (2018)