Young Col
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I'll just quote from an email flyer that I received yesterday:
"Online voting is now open for the seventh Parliamentary Jazz Awards which will take place at the House of Commons Terrace Pavilion
on Tuesday 17 May 2011
Entries are open to everyone, and forms can be completed on-line from the Jazz Services website at www.jazzservices.org.uk . The final deadline for entries is Tuesday 1st March 2011.
The Parliamentary Jazz Awards is organised by the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group (APPJAG), and supported by PPL in conjunction with Jazz Services, Jazz UK, Jazzwise, and the Jazz Section of the Musicians’ Union.
This year the reach of the categories has been widened further and now encompass promoters, festivals, and jazz projects that have raised the standard of jazz education in the UK.
The nine categories for the Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2011 are:
Jazz Musician of the Year
Jazz Ensemble of the Year
Jazz Promoter of the Year (including venues and festivals)
Jazz Journalist of the Year
Jazz CD of the Year (released in 2010 by a UK band or musicians)
Jazz Broadcaster of the Year
Jazz Publication of the Year (including magazines, blogs, listings & books)
Jazz Education Award (to an educator or project for raising the standard of jazz education in the UK)
Services to Jazz Award (to a living person for their outstanding contribution to Jazz in the UK)"
So here's a chance if you think anyone in the jazz World should get some recognition. As I read it that nice Mr Thomas' site qualifies for the publication award, if anyone felt so inclined...
YC
"Online voting is now open for the seventh Parliamentary Jazz Awards which will take place at the House of Commons Terrace Pavilion
on Tuesday 17 May 2011
Entries are open to everyone, and forms can be completed on-line from the Jazz Services website at www.jazzservices.org.uk . The final deadline for entries is Tuesday 1st March 2011.
The Parliamentary Jazz Awards is organised by the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group (APPJAG), and supported by PPL in conjunction with Jazz Services, Jazz UK, Jazzwise, and the Jazz Section of the Musicians’ Union.
This year the reach of the categories has been widened further and now encompass promoters, festivals, and jazz projects that have raised the standard of jazz education in the UK.
The nine categories for the Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2011 are:
Jazz Musician of the Year
Jazz Ensemble of the Year
Jazz Promoter of the Year (including venues and festivals)
Jazz Journalist of the Year
Jazz CD of the Year (released in 2010 by a UK band or musicians)
Jazz Broadcaster of the Year
Jazz Publication of the Year (including magazines, blogs, listings & books)
Jazz Education Award (to an educator or project for raising the standard of jazz education in the UK)
Services to Jazz Award (to a living person for their outstanding contribution to Jazz in the UK)"
So here's a chance if you think anyone in the jazz World should get some recognition. As I read it that nice Mr Thomas' site qualifies for the publication award, if anyone felt so inclined...
YC