(Press release)The full list of nominees is as follows:
Jazz Vocalist of the Year
Claire Martin
Emma Smith
Brigitte Beraha
Jo Harrop
Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year
Tony Kofi
Xhosa Cole
Fergus McCreadie
Jazz Album of the YearMatt Ridley “The Antidote”
Daniel Casimir “Boxed In”
Jo Harrop “The Heart Wants”Jazz Ensemble of the Year
Kansas Smitty’s House Band
Black Top
Nikki Iles Jazz Orchestra
Jazz Newcomer of the Year
Deschanel Gordon
Alex Clarke
Emma Rawicz
Chelsea Carmichael
Jazz Venue of the Year
Toulouse Lautrec
The Globe, Newcastle upon Tyne
The Verdict, Brighton
Jazz Media Award
The Jazz Podcast
London Jazz News
Jane Cornwell
Jazz Education Award
Jazz Camp For Young Girls - Helena Summerfield
Nikki Yeoh
Pete Churchill
Services to Jazz Award
Mike Westbrook
Help Musicians
Dave Green
Nigel Price
The Awards, organised by the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Group (APPJG)
with the support of Pizza Express Live. The recipients of the 2022
Parliamentary Jazz Awards will be announced on Tuesday 5th July 2022. The
Parliamentary Awards celebrate and recognise the vibrancy, diversity, talent
and breadth of the jazz scene throughout the United Kingdom.
The award categories
reflect the ever-increasing scope of talent from within the UK’s jazz scene:
Jazz Vocalist of the Year; Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year; Jazz Album of the
Year; Jazz Ensemble of the Year; Jazz Newcomer of the Year; Jazz Venue of the
Year; Jazz Media Award; Jazz Education Award; and the Services to Jazz Award.
Following the online public
vote for the Awards, the shortlist was then voted upon by a selection panel that represent a broad cross-section
of backgrounds united in their passion and knowledge of jazz. The winners,
chosen by judging members of the All Party Parliamentary Jazz Group (APPJG),
will be announced on Tuesday 5th July 2022.
John Spellar MP, Co-Chair
of APPJG, said: "These awards
are a great opportunity to celebrate the talents and energies of the great
musicians, educators, promoters, record labels, jazz organisations, blogs, jazz
magazines and journalists who helped kept jazz flourishing. These shortlists
demonstrate the wealth of talent and commitment that exists in the British jazz
scene. Now in its 17th year, the Parliamentary Jazz Awards honour the best of
British jazz. MPs and Peers in the All Party Group are grateful to Pizza Express
Live for supporting the event.”
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