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Agenda: Bangkok Jazz Night by the River December 25 & 26

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Tags: Bangkok, Jazz festival, Jazz Night by the River, Music

December 24 2015

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will host Bangkok Jazz Night by the River for the second time tomorrow and the day after tomorrow at Santichaiprakarn Park on Phra Arthit Road overlooking the majestic Chao Phraya.

The Bangkok Jazz Night is one of Thailand's largest music events of its kind. The program features a long list of well-known jazz musicians from around the world, as well as many of Thailand's leading jazz bands and singers.

Highlights include performances by Jonathan Fritzen with Camila Lundstedt, Juliana Da Silva, Thailand International Jazz Summit led by Jeremy Monteiro – known as the 'King of Swing' from Singapore, Shawn Kelly – a world famous drummer from the US, Ami Nakazono – a saxophonist from Japan and Benny Golbin – also a saxophonist but from the US.

The musical spectacle 'Bangkok Jazz Night by the River' will take place on December 25-26, 2015 from 17.30:22.00-XNUMX:XNUMX PM. Admission is free for all visitors.

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Website: www.thaifest.org
Facebook: Bangkok Jazz Night
YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF4vCeqdiHY

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