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[[File:Bray Jazz 2010.jpg|thumb|Instruments on a Bray Jazz Festival stage in 2010]]
'''Bray Jazz Festival''' is an Irish [[jazz]] [[music festival]] that takes place in [[Bray, County Wicklow|Bray]], [[Ireland]], on the May [[bank holiday weekend]]. The 22nd such festival took place in May 2023.<ref>((cite web|url = https://www.independent.ie/regionals/wicklow/bray-news/see-photos-as-bray-jazz-festival-swings-into-town/a457853769.html | work = Bray People | title = See photos as Bray Jazz Festival swings into town | date = 2 May 2023 ))</ref>

Bray Jazz was established in 2000 with part-funding from Ireland's 'Millennium Fund'.<ref name=Independent1>((cite news|title=Thousands expected in town again for eighth staging of what has become one of Ireland's top jazz events|url=http://www.independent.ie/regionals/braypeople/news/thousands-expected-in-town-again-for-eighth-staging-of-what-has-become-one-of-irelands-top-jazz-events-another-great-lineup-for-annual-bray-jazz-festival-26969019.html|accessdate=22 May 2015|work=Bray People | publisher = Independent News & Media |date=26 April 2007))</ref> Although boutique in scale, Bray Jazz has featured a number of leading jazz and world music players from Ireland and elsewhere.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.brayjazz.com/brayjazz/Main/About.htm | website = brayjazz.com |title=Bray Jazz Festival 2006, Bray Festival, Jazz Festival Bray 2006, May Bank Holiday Weekend, Jazz Music Festival Bray 2006 |accessdate=2006-09-24 |url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20061015004953/http://www.brayjazz.com/brayjazz/Main/About.htm |archivedate=2006-10-15 )) About Bray Jazz (retrieved 23 September 2006)</ref>((better source|reason=This somewhat promotional editorial would ideally be supported by a non-primary source|date=September 2023)) The festival has been described by ''[[The Irish Times]]'' as "the connoisseur's jazz festival", and as "one of the very best small jazz festival's in Europe" (All About Jazz).<ref name=Independent1/><ref>((cite news | url=https://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/ontherecord/2016/04/12/jazz-adventures-in-bray/ | title=Blogs - Jazz adventures in Bray | first=Jim | last=Carroll | newspaper=The Irish Times | date=12 April 2016 | accessdate=23 November 2020 ))</ref>

==History==

===2023===
Bray Jazz Festival 2023 featured US pianist [[Gerald Clayton]] Trio, German pianist [[Julia Hulsmann]] Quartet and Swedish bassist [[Lars Danielsson]]s Liberetto Quartet. Other featured performers included singer [[Ian Shaw (singer)|Ian Shaw]], [[Florian Arbenz]] Elemental Quartet featuring [[Tineke Postma]] and accordion virtuoso [[Joao Barradas]] and bass player [[Ruth Goller]]'s Skylla.

===2022===
Artists who participated in 2022 included US guitarist [[Bill Frisell]], Norwegian pianist [[Tord Gustavsen]], UK trumpeter [[Yazz Ahmed]], as well as [[Ilaria Capalbo]](Italy), [[Gabriel Garcia Fons]] and Claire Antonini (France) and [[Michael Janisch (musician)|Michael Janisch]] (USA).

===2019===
The festival celebrated its 20th anniversary on 3–5 May 2019, and featured performances by [[John Scofield]], [[Norma Winstone]] and pianist [[Marc Copland]], who was a late addition to the line up following an illness which forced the scheduled performance by pianist [[Fred Hersch]].((fact|date=September 2023)) To mark its 20th birthday Bray Jazz launched an 'On the Road' strand to its 2019 programme, and presented concerts across [[County Wicklow]] at several heritage sites and venues, including Russborough House, Calary Church, Arklow Methodist Church and Tinahely Courthouse Arts Centre.((fact|date=September 2023))

Participants included [[John Scofield]], [[Marc Copland]], [[Mats Gustafsson]] Fire!, [[Lucia Cadotsch]] Speak Low, No Tongues, Norma Winstone @ Tommy Halferty and George Colligan.((fact|date=September 2023))

===2018===
2018 participants included [[Joe Lovano]] and [[Dave Douglas (trumpeter)|Dave Douglas]] Quintet: Sound Prints, with [[Joey Baron]], [[Linda Oh]] and [[Lawrence Fields]]; pianist [[Bobo Stenson]] and singer [[China Moses]], cellist Ernst Reijseger, drummer [[Jim Black]], and saxophonist [[Ingrid Laubrock]] with [[Mary Halverson]] and [[Tom Rainey]].((fact|date=September 2023))

===2017===
The 18th edition of Bray Jazz Festival featured performances by British big band [[Beats & Pieces]], Australia's [[The Necks]], and West African guitarist [[Lionel Loueke]].  Denmark's [[The Firebirds]], Switzerlands [[Christoph Irniger|Pilgrim]], Estonia's [[Maarja Nuut]] and Norway's [[Stian Carstensen]].((fact|date=September 2023))

===2016===
The 17th edition of Bray Jazz Festival included performances by American pianist [[Kenny Werner]], West African Grammy Award-winning singer [[Dobet Gnahoré]], and Swedish drummer [[Magnus Ostrom]], formerly of [[Esbjörn Svensson Trio|e.s.t]]e.  A new church venue, The Well, featured concerts by Swiss group [[Vein]] featuring saxophonist [[Greg Osby]], by Irish jazz composer and bassist Ronan Guilfoyle with 'A Shy Going Boy', and a solo piano recital featuring Mexican pianist [[Alex Mercado]].  Elsewhere, there were performances by Norwegian hardanger fiddle player [[Nils Okland]] and Scottish harpist [[Catriona McKay]].((fact|date=September 2023))

===2015===
Bray Jazz Festival 2015 featured performances by American trumpeter [[Ambrose Akinmusire]] and by Brazilian jazz soul performer  [[Ed Motta]].<ref>((cite news|last1=D'Arcy|first1=Ciaran|title=Something for the Weekend|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/something-for-the-weekend-1.2197154|accessdate=22 May 2015|publisher=The Irish Times|date=1 May 2015))</ref> The Dublin City Jazz Orchestra was conducted by Pete Churchill and joined by guest soloists Lauren Kinsella and Laura Jurd for a concert performances that honours the music of [[Kenny Wheeler]].  Other acts playing this festival included Sue Rynhart and Dan Bodwell, Nathan Podesta, [[Francesco Turrisi]]'s The Tacquin Experiments, Havana Che and the National Concert Hall Gamelan Orchestra Khai Jati Rosa.((fact|date=September 2023))

===2014===
The 15th Bray Jazz Festival featured performances by New York-based trumpeter and composter [[Dave Douglas (trumpeter)|Dave Douglas]] and pianist [[Uri Caine]], by Brazilian guitarist [[Vinicius Cantuaria]] and by exciting new Norwegian saxophone talent [[Marius Neset]].  The performance by Dave Douglas was the first instance that a headline artist returned to the festival.((fact|date=September 2023))

===2013===
The 14th Bray Jazz Festival featured New York-based Brazilian singer and pianist [[Eliane Elias]], Norwegian bass player [[Mats Eilertsen]]s Skydive, [[Christy Doran]]s New Bag, French trumpeter [[Médéric Collignon]], as well as Swedish duo [[Norrland]] and a Balkan showcase featuring four leading Balkan and [[klezmer]] bands - Yurodny, Paprika, She'Koyokh and North Strand Kontra Band.((fact|date=September 2023))

===2012===
The 13th installment of Bray Jazz Festival took place on the May Weekend, 2012, and featured concerts by two-time Grammy Award-winning South American singer [[Susana Baca]] from Peru,  by the [[Tord Gustavsen Trio]] (Norway),  by US clarinetist [[Don Byron]]'s New Gospel Quintet,  and by [[Warsaw Village Band]] (Poland), [[Mari Kvien Brunvoll]] (Norway), and other Irish jazz groups and musicians.((fact|date=September 2023))

===2011===
The 12th Bray Jazz Festival featured concert appearances by Brazilian players [[Hamilton de Holanda]] and [[André Mehmari]], by American jazz guitarist [[Kurt Rosenwinkel]] Quartet, and by other acts including Christine Tobin & [[Liam Noble (musician)|Liam Noble]], guitarist [[Andreas Varady]], and [[Snowboy]] and The Latin Section.

===2010===
The festival's 2010 event featured guitar-led performances, including shows by the [[Wayne Krantz]] Trio (US), [[Wolfgang Muthspiel]]'s trio (Austria/US), [[John Etheridge]]'s Sweet Chorus (UK), Norwegian duo [[Trygve Seim]] and [[Frode Haltli]], and Brazil's Trio Corrente.

===2009===
The 10th annual Bray Jazz Festival was staged on the weekend of 1–3 May 2009. Featured artists included [[Stefon Harris]] & Blackout (USA), [[Mathias Eick]] Quartet (Norway), Trio Sud featuring [[Sylvain Luc]] (France), [[Rez Abbasi]] Quartet (with Kiran Ahluwalia) (USA) and others.((fact|date=September 2023))

===2008===
Bray Jazz Festival 2008 featured performances by [[Maceo Parker]] Band with Dennis Rollins (USA/UK), [[Orchestre National de Jazz]] (France), [[Liu Fang]] (China), [[Norma Winstone]] & Tommy Halferty (UK/Irl), [[Carmen Souza]] Band (Cape Verde/Portugal) and [[Dafnis Prieto]] Sextet (USA).

==References==

((reflist))

==External links==
* [http://www.brayjazz.com Official website]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20071117041848/http://www.thejmi.com/article/450 Journal of Music Ireland reviews Bray Jazz 2006] (archived)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080828131947/http://www.thejmi.com/article/800 Journal of Music Ireland reviews Bray Jazz 2008] (archived)
* [http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/features/2008/0507/1210062065674.html The Irish Times reviews Bray Jazz 2008]
* [https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/there-were-times-i-doubted-that-i-would-ever-be-able-to-play-again-1.3872800 Irish Times interviews Fred Hersch 2019]
* [https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/10-things-to-do-in-ireland-this-may-bank-holiday-weekend-1.3879296 Things to Do in Ireland on May Weekend]
* [http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=32922 All About Jazz reviews Bray Jazz 2009]

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