Tony Kofi

                 
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Violin face

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The best-received act of the festival?

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John Etheridge and Christian Garrick were surprised by calls for a second encore.

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John Etheridge and Christian Garrick by William Ellis

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Michael Rosen and the Homemade Orchestra play Nonsense

The author and poet Michael Rosen teamed up with the The Homemade Orchestra for a spoken word musical collaboration on Sunday afternoon. The hall was full with lots of families enjoying themselves. I really liked the performance, partly because my kids love the Rosen books and partly because I enjoy the spoken word/music mix; Polar Bear, Dreadlockalien, John Cooper Clarke and others.

Here are some photos of Michael and the orchestra on stage. Afterwards a bunch of young people visited us at the stagedoor where we conducted interviews to get some reaction to the performance. 

                     
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Etheridge and Garrick in performance

                     
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Jazz photographer Alan Ainsworth

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Beside the seaside

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Just like Jez

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The funicular railway

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Explore the festival
About 'Just Like Jazz'

'Just Like Jazz' is a collaborative project between Interactive Cultures, a research unit at Birmingham City University, and the Scarborough Jazz Festival. We're media academics who happen to be jazz fans and we're working with the Scarborough Jazz Festival to explore the ways in which jazz festivals can be portrayed online.

Rather than creating a brochure website around the festival, or simply filming the festival and putting that online, our goal is to capture the spirit of the festival using a range of techniques such as photography, text and handheld, personal digital video. We have given small, cheap, portable video cameras to select audience members, musicians, backstage staff and the festival organisers and asked them to capture whatever they think is interesting: the buzz of the audience, the surrounding environment, snippets of the music performed, and any discussions that take place around jazz.

The Just Like Jazz team
Left to right: Prof Tim Wall, Andrew Dubber, Dr Simon Barber, Jez Collins.

We're gathering together all of this video, photography and text from our contributors and publishing it live on this website as the festival happens. We're also tagging the content in order to experiment with the ways in which the characters and stories that are captured can be navigated by you, the visitor. This process gives audiences the opportunity to experience the festival in their own way and makes the event accessible to those who may wish to attend the festival in future years, or who may never have considered visiting a jazz festival at all.

Although we've worked on projects like this before, with Aftershock in Italy and with the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, we don't have a fixed idea of what we're going to end up with. We're working with a loose structure and quite a lot of improvisation - in a way, it's just like jazz.

Do come and say hello if you see us around. We hope you enjoy exploring the festival online with us,

Tim, Andrew, Simon and Jez.
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