The
Music
Of the
Brecker
Brothers

Honouring a modern jazz legacy.

The Finale Concert of LCJF 2026 pays tribute to the groundbreaking music of the Brecker Brothers — whose sound reshaped jazz, fusion, and contemporary improvisation.

Bold compositions, intricate harmonies, and unmistakable grooves come together in a performance that reflects both reverence and renewal. This is music that challenged boundaries — and continues to inspire generations of musicians worldwide.

Date
28 March 2026

Showtimes
8:00pm – 10:00pm

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Led by the Festival’s Chief Mentors

Masters interpreting masters

The concert is led by chief mentors Randy Brecker and Ada Rovatti, joined by an exceptional lineup of festival mentors and directors.

Together, they bring depth, authority, and fresh perspective to the Brecker Brothers’ repertoire — balancing technical brilliance with raw musical energy.

An all-star mentor ensemble

  • Jeremy Monteiro

  • Chok Kerong

  • Tan Weixiang

  • Rit Xu

  • Teriver Cheung

  • Eijiro Nakagawa

  • John Thomas

where it all comes together

Join us for an unforgettable closing night — a concert that honours the past, energises the present, and points toward the future of jazz.

The Music of the Brecker Brothers
The finale that defines LCJF 2026.

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  • This finale concert celebrates the music of the legendary Brecker Brothers — iconic figures in modern jazz and fusion. Led by Randy Brecker and Ada Rovatti, the performance brings their influential repertoire to life through an all-star ensemble of LCJF mentors.

  • Not at all. While longtime jazz fans will appreciate the depth and history of the music, the concert is equally engaging for newcomers. Expect powerful melodies, strong grooves, and high-energy performances that are accessible and exciting even without prior knowledge.

  • The concert features an exceptional lineup of festival mentors and directors, including Randy Brecker, Ada Rovatti, Jeremy Monteiro, Chok Kerong, Tan Weixiang, Rit Xu, Teriver Cheung, Eijiro Nakagawa, and John Thomas.

  • Yes. While it represents jazz at a high artistic level, the music is expressive, dynamic, and engaging. Many first-time listeners find this concert an inspiring introduction to live jazz performance.

  • At this point, the concert is intended as a live, in-person experience. Any updates regarding recordings or livestreams will be announced closer to the event date.