Christmas Masterpiece Performance showcases Carols & Jazz Ronn Branton’s Jazz Christmas

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A dozen dramatic pieces composed of Christmas Carols! Reinterpretation and jam session, one of the key values of jazz, are adopted to Christmas carols to present both familiarity and freshness! Once you start listening to Ronn Branton's performance, you are fully engrossed in it without moving an inch until his musical structure comes to an end, it is really a magic! The Christmas masterpiece performance that sets the record for the longest single-brand performance of 23 years! <Jazz Christmas!> was kicked off in 2001 by American jazz pianist Ronn Branton, who desires to convey Christmas cheer enjoyed by American metropolitan intellectuals to Korean audiences, along with his performance to make more delightful Christmas season. It sets the record for the longest performance of 23 years under a single brand. Jazz Groove of Metropolitan Intellectuals is presented in this Christmas Season! When Ronn Branton was forced to spend Christmas in Korea due to his personal reasons, he devised the performance for foreigners living in Korea who were in a similar situation to him, and for intellectuals in large cities who wanted to enjoy the American festive spirit in Christmas. The performance, composed of a jazz arrangement of Christmas carols enjoyed by people around the world, Christmas season songs that Americans grew up listening to, and Korean winter songs that Koreans would have grown up listening to, has been consistently loved by the audience, with all-seats sold out every year. A newfangled arrangement with a sense of rhythm and space! Every year, starting with a lively and cheerful playing of "Jingle Bells" and ending with "Silent Night, Holy Night," the performance has received great cheers from the audience for its delicate and poetic arrangements of Korean children's songs, ranging from popular songs such as "O Tannenbaum," "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," "White Christmas," and "Skating" from the animated film "Peanuts", to Korean children's songs such as “Shoes F 주최: 세종문화회관