WYCOMBE JAZZ FESTIVAL
Interviews
OUR GRASSROOTS UPDATE WITH: RALPH WYLDE AT BUCKINGHAMSHIRE MUSIC TRUST (BMT)
Grassroots jazz musicians filled WJF 5th anniversary. It’s a big push for US -we won’t sleep on home grown talent. House band for Catch22jams MLN Ensemble epitomising our initiative. In the first update we catch up with area leader, and band member with the trumpeter...
WJF 5TH ANNIVERSARY SETS THE STANDARD FOR AWESOME JAZZ
The 5th Anniversary of the Wycombe Jazz Festival (WJF) once again demonstrated the breadth, diversity and vitality of contemporary jazz, bringing together established artists, emerging talent and audiences from across the region for a celebration of musical...
OUR PAID EMPLOYMENT PROJECT WITH BUCKS UNI CONTINUES TO BE SUCCESSFUL
As a Community Interest Company (CIC) it’s important to give back to our community. Thankfully (in that endeavour) we received funding from the Rothschild Foundation. Our aims for the project were simple and needed. To work with creative students at Bucks University...
WJF 5TH ANNIVERSARY AND BUCKS MUSIC TRUST A PIVOTAL COLLABORATION FOR YOUNG MUSICIANS.
In 2024 WJF teamed up with Bucks Music Trust (BMT) for an important collaboration with the saxophonist Emma Rawicz. The talented musician featured with Bucks Youth Jazz Collective (BYJC) and offered the young musicians an opportunity to perform with a seasoned...
TALENTED GRAPHIC DESIGNER KARA STANLEY DISCUSSES WJF BRAND
Graphic designer Kara Stanley, living out there in ‘down under’, has provided amazing expertise in our brands of WJF and Catch22jams. We approached Kara a few years back. At the time we needed a new logo capturing our monthly jazz night at The Front Room. She created...
CAN CREATIVITY TAKE WYCOMBE TO POSITIVE NEW HEIGHTS
This year we are blessed with many sponsors. Wycombe Pulse an online publication that pushes all that is going on in this thriving town is one such sponsor. Headed up by Stephanie Osbourne editor/publisher the agenda is very clear-creating positivity energy about...
Wycombe Jazz Festival is a collaboration between Catch22, Itchy Silk Creates and Wycombe Arts Centre
This Festival set in the heart of high Wycombe promises to bring Jazz to the forefront of the community.
Wycombe Jazz Festival is a collaboration between Catch22, Itchy Silk Creates and Wycombe Arts Centre
This Festival set in the heart of high Wycombe promises to bring Jazz to the forefront of the community.
Wycombe Jazz Festival at The Brunel Engine Shed
The festival is at the Brunel Engine Shed on Station Approach, Crendon St, High Wycombe. There’s nearby parking at the train station or in the Eden Shopping Centre’s Car Park.