Korean Ballads in Jazz — Six Korean Songs Reimagined for Trumpet Jazz / Jazz File Vol.12

Jazz File Album Vol.12 Korean Ballads in Jazz — Six Korean Songs Reimagined for Trumpet Jazz. Six beautiful Korean songs from an earlier generation, reimagined through warm trumpet jazz. This album is made simply for listening — like discovering an old LP and letting it play quietly in the room. 🎺 Track List 00:00 01 The Woman Who Left on the Last Train — Ha Nam-seok 03:29 02 The Nameless Girl — Kim Jung-ho 06:37 03 The Darkened Window — Lee Jang-hee 09:36 04 The Eyes — Kim Hee-kap 13:17 '05 Song of the White Angel — Kim Jung-ho 16:24 06 Father — Kwon Tae-soo There are songs that belong to a particular time, yet somehow never seem to grow old. This small collection brings together six well-loved Korean songs from an earlier generation and reimagines them through the sound of jazz trumpet. The original songs were written and performed in very different musical settings. Here, their melodies are allowed to breathe in a slower, more intimate atmosphere — surrounded by warm trumpet tones, jazz harmony, and the feeling of an old record playing late at night. This is not intended to replace the original recordings. It is simply another way of remembering these songs. Imagine finding an old LP in a record shop, placing it on the turntable, and listening quietly as the music fills the room. No elaborate production. No visual distractions. Just six melodies, a trumpet, and the gentle atmosphere of an old record. Track List 01. The Woman Who Left on the Last Train Original artist: Ha Nam-seok 02. The Nameless Girl Original artist: Kim Jung-ho 03. The Darkened Window Original artist: Lee Jang-hee 04. The Eyes Original composer: Kim Hee-kap 05. Song of the White Angel Original artist: Kim Jung-ho 06. Father Original artist: Kwon Tae-soo A Small Listening Album These six tracks were gathered together specifically as a listening album rather than a collection of individual songs. The trumpet carries the familiar melodies, while the arrangements leave room for silence, space, and improvisation. The intention is simple: to listen, to remember, and to let these old Korean melodies live for a little longer in a different musical language. Put on your headphones, turn down the lights, and imagine an old jazz LP slowly spinning. Enjoy the music. #KoreanJazz #JazzCover #TrumpetJazz #KoreanBallad #VintageJazz #JazzAlbum #KoreanMusic #LP #JazzMusic