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Korean Ballads in Jazz — Vol.3 Fusion & Modern , Jazz file Vol.14

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Korean Ballads in Jazz — Vol.3 Fusion & Modern , Jazz file Vol.14

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Play with Jazz
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Play with Jazz - Jazz File Album Vol.14 Korean Ballads in Jazz — Vol.3 Fusion & Modern If you like this video, check out this series:    • Jazz File Album Project   After the trumpet of Vol. 1 and the saxophone of Vol. 2, this third collection takes a different direction. Korean Ballads in Jazz — Vol. 3: Fusion & Modern brings together seven familiar Korean songs and reimagines them through a broader palette of contemporary jazz, fusion, and modern acoustic textures. The melodies remain recognizable, but the musical language becomes more adventurous. Electric guitar, piano, cello, trumpet, and organ move through different moods — from intimate and lyrical passages to stronger rhythmic and harmonic colors. Some tracks stay close to the quiet emotional character of the original songs. Others move further away, allowing the familiar melodies to become the starting point for improvisation and modern jazz interpretation. This album is not meant to recreate the original recordings. It is another way of listening to songs that have remained in Korean memories for many years. Track List 00:00 01 미인 (Beauty) — Shin Jung-hyun 03:24 02 너를 위해 (For You) — Lim Jae-beom 07:00 03 혼자 남은 밤 (A Lonely Night) — Kim Kwang-seok 10:18 04 아름다운 구속 (Beautiful Restraint) — Kim Kyung-ho 13:38 05 안개 (Mist) — Shin Jung-hyun 16:38 06 빗속의 여인 (The Woman in the Rain) — Shin Jung-hyun ;20:17 07 풍문으로 들었소 (I Heard It Through the Rumor) — Ham Jung-ah From Memory to Modern Jazz Vol. 1 began with trumpet. Vol. 2 moved into the warmer, deeper colors of saxophone. With Vol. 3, the arrangements open up further — moving between jazz, fusion, and modern textures while keeping the emotional core of the original melodies. These are songs from different generations, but music has a way of crossing time. An old melody can still sound different when heard through a new instrument, a new harmony, or a different moment in life. So this album is simply another small listening journey: Old Korean melodies. New jazz colors. A little more freedom. Put on your headphones, turn down the lights, and let the music play. — Play With Jazz #KoreanJazz #JazzCover #SaxophoneJazz #KoreanBallad #VintageJazz #JazzAlbum #KoreanMusic #LP #JazzMusic #FusionJazz