www.birminghamjazzfestival.com
12:00 Victoria Square [Old Joint Stock] MICHAEL SUTTON QUARTET
12:30
Brasshouse ART THEMEN QUARTET presented by Marstons Beer Company
13:00
Mint Hotel THE SWISS
13:00
Number 9 The Gallery WILL SCOTT [USA]
17:00
The Malt House C-JAM
17:00 Victoria Square
[The Old Contemptibles] BECKY BRINE BAND
19:00 Birmingham Ibis Hotel JAM SESSION
hosted by John Patrick with Digby Fairweather, Dave O’Higgins, Chris Walker, Tom Hill and Adrian Mackintosh
19:30 MAC STRUMPIT
19:30
Craven Arms MUMBO JUMBO
20:00
The Junction BECKY BRINE BAND
20:00 Nuvo THE SWISS
21:00
The Jam House MICHAEL SUTTON QUARTET
PHOTOGRAPHERS-AT-LARGE
The Festival has always valued high quality photography and this year is no different. The two visiting photographers who will take up residence in Birmingham are Merlin Daleman from North Brabant in Holland and London-based Robert Piwko. Merlin is a leading Dutch freelance who has twice won The Silver Camera Award for Best Documentary Photographer [2006 & 2008]. A graduate of The Royal Academy of The Arts in The Hague, he is a regular contributor to daily newspaper NRC Handelsblad and NRC Next. Robert, who is from Poland, has become established in the UK and has built his impressive reputation on a portfolio of arts photography, theatre, opera, circus, rock – and of course, Jazz.
www.merlindaleman.com www.robertpiwko.com
TUESDAY 5TH
JULY 2011
20:00 Lord Clifden WILL SCOTT [USA]
20:30 Bournville Social Club ART THEMEN WITH HENRY NEWMAN BAND
PLEASE NOTE: Programme is subject to alteration. Venue names [in brackets] indicate wet weather alternatives.
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