Vol. 14 No. 2: Special Issue: Diversity and Inclusion at Jazz Festivals

Guest Edited by Sarah Raine and Emily Jones

Published: 2021-12-16

Editorial

Editorial

Sarah Raine, Emily Jones

101–106
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Articles

The gatekeepers’ puzzle Programming diversity and inclusion in a jazz festival

Michael Allemana

107–137
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Festa do Jazz A case study on gender (im)balance in Portuguese jazz

José Dias, Beatriz Nunes

138–159
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Pathways to sustainability Diversity of programming for audiences in Australian jazz festivals

Sean Foran

160–182
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Gender politics, UK jazz festivals and COVID-19 Maintaining the momentum of change during a time of crisis

Sarah Raine

183–204
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Extended Play

On the sunny side of the street Sidestepping race for inclusion at the New Orleans Jazz Fest

Sonya A. Grier

205–214
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Further thoughts, and a maniFESTo, on jazz (festivals) and the decolonization of music

George McKay

215–223
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Reviews

Matt Brennan, When Genres Collide: Down Beat, Rolling Stone and the Struggle between Jazz and Rock.

Jeremiah Spillane

224–229
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