Supporters & Donations
The Cambridge Jazz Festival is a not-for-profit community interest company and there would be no festival without the generous support of our funders, sponsors, partners, friends, family and volunteers.
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CJF acknowledges the generous support from our festival partners, friends, volunteers, funders and sponsors:
Main Funders & Sponsors
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Media Partners
Festival Partners
Friends & Sponsors
Become a Sponsor
f you are interested in becoming a corporate sponsor for the Cambridge Jazz Festival, please contact us as we have various different levels of packages on offer [download document].
Special thanks go to (and in no particular order):
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Charles Anderson, Mark Aldous, Felix Asare, Trevor Barlow, Alan Bird, John Blandford, Creenagh Bond, Andrew Borman, Jonny Brading, Richard Brown, Greg Butler, Pete Butchers, Matt Burman, Sean Cambridge, Pete Churchill, Adam Dean, Mike Denman, Matt Clark, Jamie Edgerton, Pete Edwards, Dave Ellingham, Kevin Flanagan, Ruth Fisher, Gemma Gardner, Dawn Giesler, David Gower, Ian Griffith, Michael Harris, Martin Hallmark, Lin Heatherington, Alison Herrtage, David Hone, Andi Hopgod, Chris Izatt, Alex Jenner, Gil Karpas, Lucas Keen, Vicki Kenny, Jes Kerr, Iain Kilpatrick, Harry Knight, Jacob Knight, Trevor Lee, George Lynn, Duncan Maletka, Becky Mann, Chris Mann, Sue Merchant, Alex Merritt, Gareth Millar, Pete Moore, Loukas Morley, Robin Phillips, Gareth Pickering, Chris Phillips, Vij Prakash, Dave Rendle, Kate Romano, Roslin Russell, Sebastian Scotney, Gina Southgate, Phil Simons, Gavin Spence, Bert Schilperoort, Joe Taylor, Will Tebbutt, Rob Tinkler, Simon Turner, Joe Vines, Sue Walden, Olly Walsh, Nick Wise, Neil Whiteside.
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Championing young jazz musicians and inspiring the next generation
The Cambridge Jazz Festival is a not-for-profit community interest organisation and there would be no festival without the generous support of our funders, sponsors, partners, friends, family and volunteers. In order to sustain our projects with children and young people we really need your support.
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Transforming Lives
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In addition to bringing some of finest UK jazz musicians in the UK, the Festival also aims is to support and help inspire the next generation of jazz musicians and to help raise awareness into the benefits of music and music therapy in our community.
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Educational Programme
In partnership with Council music hub, Cambridgeshire Music, Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) and the University of Cambridge, the Cambridge Jazz Festival has an all year educational programme to support the teaching of jazz and improvisation to young people and schools and to provide both workshops from leading jazz educationalists/musicians and performance opportunities at the Festival and all year round:
Schools Big Band Concert & Workshop
Cambridgeshire Youth Jazz Orchestra (CYJO)
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Outside the Festival, schools in Cambridgeshire are invited to enrol onto the Festival’s Creative Ensemble and Improvisation Curriculum, which has been written to help enable jazz and other contemporary creative music styles to be taught in schools through ensemble-based learning. The resources provided are designed to allow teachers with little experience of these styles to effectively teach the skills required whilst also allowing more experienced teachers the flexibility to adapt and also teach their own material through the framework.
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