As a part of the ‘Singers Over Manhattan’ series, gospel dynamo Kim Burrell dazzled New Yorkers with her jazzerific interpretations of holiday classics this past weekend in The Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center.

The 36-year-old singer, best described as a modern day Ella Fitzgerald with the Holy Ghost, played four hour-long shows in the 500-seat venue that boasts a 50-foot-high glass facade and a breathtaking view of Central Park and the CNN building.

‘Kim Burrell: A Gospel Christmas’ kicked off with the jubilant ‘Because It’s Christmas’ featuring Pastor Eric McDaniels’ Lord’s Church Choir of the Bronx.

Backed by a four-piece band and a who’s who of singers that included Melonie Daniels, Ayana George, Katrina Spence, Stephanie Oplacio, Jerard Woods and her sister, Kathy Burrell; the Houston native enticed the amazingly diverse crowd with Christmas gems like ‘Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel,’ ‘Walking In A Winter Wonderland,’ ‘What Child Is This,’ and ‘Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.’

Burrell’s renditions of the holiday standards were unique and often transitioned from jazz to Sunday morning in an instant.

After the Grammy nominee’s jovial ‘Jingle Bells’ offering built into a more sanctified ‘Joy Bells,’ she told the crowd: “I’m always going to bring out the Christ in Christmas!”

Burrell shared the stage with the soulful Baltimore-based singer Jason Nelson on Donny Hathaway’s ‘This Christmas’ and the two scatted and exchanged riffs much to the crowds delight.

The former Tommy Boy Records artist shifted into more traditional gospel material midway through her set.

“I like Christmas a lot and I like singing Christmas songs, but I love singing the gospel,” she confessed. “It’s my favorite thing to sing!”

Burrell then performed an a cappella arrangement of hymns including ‘Great Is Thy Faithfulness,’ ‘Even Me,’ ‘Draw Me Nearer,’ ‘Amazing Grace,’ ‘Give Thanks With A Grateful Heart’ and ‘Thank You Lord.’

She then shared a story about how her mother would sing those songs in the kitchen and around the house before closing out the medley with ‘Is He Satisfied With Me’ and ‘Oh How I Love Jesus.’

The jazz atrium nestled in the Time Warner Center began to feel more like a sanctuary after the Grammy nominee concluded the more sacred selections.

“I need my singers and band to get back up here before I start something, because I feel my gospel-church thing happening,” she suggested.

“I grew up in the Pentecostal Church so we get to quickening,” she continued, while demonstrating the fast-jerking body movement. “It’s that thing that makes some of you say, ‘I feel so warm inside.’ Well, our warmth burns a little hotter and so we quicken.”

Burrell performed ‘Sweet Little Jesus Boy’ and closed the show with an intricate arrangement of ‘Little Drummer Boy.’

Those in attendance, among them Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child and gospel singer James Hall, saluted her with a rousing standing ovation.

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