{"id":41745,"date":"2021-02-02T16:23:28","date_gmt":"2021-02-02T14:23:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jazzkaar.ee\/info\/tegevused\/"},"modified":"2025-11-14T16:18:36","modified_gmt":"2025-11-14T14:18:36","slug":"what-we-do","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/jazzkaar.ee\/en\/info\/what-we-do\/","title":{"rendered":"What we do"},"content":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":41740,"menu_order":2,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-41745","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":{"page_content":[{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Festivals","text":"

Tallinn International Festival<\/strong> Jazzkaar<\/strong> is one of the flagship music events in Estonian culture and the biggest jazz festival in the Baltic countries. Well known for its unique and richly varied programme and bold solutions, Jazzkaar has been taking place annually since 1990. Its main hub is located in Telliskivi Creative City, a former industrial quarter now full of Bohemian style creative businesses, cafes and design studios. The ten-day festival Jazzkaar is the most visited festival in Estonia where over 3000 foreign artists from 60 countries have performed.<\/p>\n

The peak moments of the festival have been covered by journalists from various countries and with the help of Klassikaraadio and EBU transmissions, millions of European jazz lovers have been part of it. Spring 2018 Jazzkaar festival was visited by 26 200 music lovers, which is an all-time record.<\/p>\n

Estonian music industry chose Jazzkaar 2015 as the best music festival in Estonia. Jazzkaar has been named among the top festivals in Europe and has freshly been certified with the EFFE stamp of quality for 2015-2016 and 2017-2018. Jazzkaar is also a member of European Jazz Network that collaborates with other partner festivals in Estonia (e.g. Tallinn Music Week) and abroad (April Jazz, We Jazz, Kaunas Jazz etc).<\/p>\n

In addition to the grand festival in the spring, MT\u00dc Jazzkaare S\u00f5prade \u00dching also organizes J\u00f5ulujazz (Christmas jazz) festival. J\u00f5ulujazz is an intimate two-week festival well-fitted into the season, that fills churches, concert halls, and clubs in the end of November and beginning of December with beautiful jazz music. In addition to that, the team also organizes concert seasons Talvejazz (Winter jazz), and S\u00fcgisjazz (Autumn jazz). Have a look here.<\/p>\n

The biggest stars who have played at Jazzkaar are Bobby McFerrin (2011), Angie Stone (2009), Chick Corea (2012, 1994), Dianne Reeves (2010, 2017), Jan Garbarek (2012, 2003, 1997), Richard Bona (2014, 2011, 2003, 2002), John Scofield (2015, 2004), Charles Lloyd (2013, 2005, 1997, 1967), Bill Frisell (2014), Gregory Porter (2015, 2013), Pat Metheny (2014), Lakecia Benjamin (2025), The James Carter Organ Trio (2025) and many others.<\/p>\n

Jazzkaar 2026: 25.04-2.05.2026<\/strong>
\nChristmas Jazz: 29.11-9.12.2025<\/strong><\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Concert seasons","text":"

In addition to the annual main festival in spring, Jazzkaar also organises Christmas Jazz a<\/strong>s well as Winter Jazz<\/strong> and Autumn Jazz<\/strong>. Christmas Jazz is a two-week intimate and serene-sounding festival with an international line-up, taking place at the end of November and beginning of December, while Winter Jazz (January to March) and Autumn Jazz (September to October) are concert seasons presenting new projects by local artists and intriguing musicians from Europe. Winter Jazz also offers Estonian jazz musicians an opportunity to perform with their favorite artists from abroad and gain new experiences through international collaboration. Talvejazz and S\u00fcgisjazz are concert seasons that feature local artists, their new projects, and intriguing jazz gems from Europe.<\/p>\n

S\u00fcgisjazz\/Autumn Jazz 2025: 4.09-18.10.2025<\/strong>
\nTalvejazz\/Winter Jazz 2025: 29.11-9.12.2025<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Jazz Awards were given for the 19th time in 2023!<\/p>\n

The goal of\u00a0Jazz Musician of the Year Award<\/strong>\u00a0is to acknowledge the most active, professional, and creative jazz musicians in Estonia. Estonian citizens, residents, or ensembles will be evaluated who have stood out with their creative work in the last three years. 2013-2018, the award was called Danske Jazz Award. In 2007 \u2013 2012, it bore the name Elion Jazz Award.<\/p>\n

The most important jazz award in Estonia has been won by:
\n<\/strong>Kristjan Randalu (2025)
\n<\/strong>Karmen R\u00f5ivassepp (2024)
\nJanno Trump (2023) \u2013 bass
\nKirke Karja (2022) \u2013 piano
\nHolger Marjamaa (2021) \u2013 piano
\nJoel Remmel (2020) \u2013 piano
\nRaul S\u00f6\u00f6t (2019) \u2013 saxophone
\nMihkel M\u00e4lgand (2018) \u2013 double bass
\nMart Soo (2017) \u2013 guitar
\nMaria Faust (2016) \u2013 saxophone
\nKadri Voorand (2015) \u2013 vocals
\nMeelis Vind (2014) \u2013 clarinet
\nTaavo Remmel (2013) \u2013 double bass
\nVillu Veski (2012) \u2013 saxophone
\nKristjan Randalu (2011) \u2013 piano
\nRaivo Tafenau (2010) \u2013 saxophone
\nSiim Aimla (2009) \u2013 saxophone
\nTanel Ruben (2008) \u2013 drums
\nJaak Soo\u00e4\u00e4r (2007) \u2013 guitar<\/p>\n

Estonian Jazz Union and Jazzkaar give out the\u00a0Young Jazz Talent<\/strong>\u00a0award which is meant to acknowledge the initiative and good skills of young musicians and to encourage their pursuits. The Young Jazz Talent Award is given to up to 26-year-old talented musician who has achieved something remarkable and notably contributed more to their progress than their peers normally.<\/p>\n

The winners of Young Jazz Talent award:
\n<\/strong>Mikk Kaasik (2025)
\nKertu Aer (2024) \u2013 double bass
\nTobias Tammearu (2023) \u2013 saxophone
\n<\/strong>Anett Tamm (2022) \u2013 vocal
\nRita Ray (2021) \u2013 vocal
\nMarianne Leibur (2020) \u2013 vocal
\nKarmen R\u00f5ivassepp (2019) \u2013 vocal
\nLauri Kadalipp (2018) \u2013 saxophone
\nJanno Trump (2017) \u2013 bass guitar
\nHeikko Remmel (2016) \u2013 double bass
\nAleksander Paal (2015) \u2013 saxophone
\nKirke Karja (2014) \u2013 piano
\nHolger Marjamaa (2013) \u2013 piano
\nKaspar Kalluste (2012) \u2013 drums
\nJoel-Rasmus Remmel (2011) \u2013 piano
\nPeedu Kass (2010) \u2013 double bass
\nSofia Rubina (2009) \u2013 vocals
\nKadri Voorand (2008) \u2013 vocals
\nErki P\u00e4rnoja (2007) \u2013 guitar<\/p>\n

Since 2009, the\u00a0Jazz Promoter Award<\/strong>\u00a0is also given out. The goal of this award is to recognize a person or organization who has notably contributed to introducing and developing jazz music in Estonia.<\/p>\n

Jazz Promoter Award has been given to:
\n<\/strong>Toivo Tuberik (2025)<\/span>
\n<\/strong>Raivo Tafenau & TAFF:fest (2024)
\nHaapsalu kultuurikeskus & G\u00fclnar Murum\u00e4gi (2023)
\n<\/strong>Classical radio (2022)
\nPhilly Joe\u2019s TV (2021)
\nTUJA \/ Tudengijazz (2020) \u2013 oldest jazz music festival in Estonia
\nRadio Tallinn & Maian K\u00e4rmas (2019) \u2013 jazz promotion on larger scale
\nKristiina Liivik (2018) \u2013 head of Saue Music School and festival Visioon
\nRene Jakobson (2017) \u2013 for photographing jazz musicians and the music life
\nPhilly Joe\u2019s jazz club (2016) \u2013 restoration of the jazz club tradition in Tallinn
\nTiit Paulus (2015) \u2013 long-term valued lecturer, band member, and composer
\nGuido Kangur and Pille Lukin (2014) \u2013 for regularly organizing concerts and festival S\u00f5ru Jazz
\nValter Ojak\u00e4\u00e4r (2013) \u2013 for his musical contribution and music programmes
\nAivar Trallmann (2012) \u2013 organizer of jazz events in Viljandi
\nToivo Unt (2011) \u2013 artistic director of N\u00f5mme Jazz
\nBoris Par\u0161in (2010) \u2013 teacher and organizer of festivals and concerts
\nAin Agan (2009) \u2013 professor of Tartu University Viljandi Culture Academy and organizer of Viljandi Guitar Festival<\/p>\n

In 2016, also a new category\u00a0Jazz ensemble of the Year<\/strong>\u00a0was introduced. Nominee of this category should be a band that is active, has successfully played at least for three years and should have released at least one album. The band should be at least a duo.<\/p>\n

Jazz ensemble of the Year has been given out:
\n<\/strong>Mathei Florea New Grounds (2025)
\nKarja\/Renard\/Wandinger (2024)<\/span>
\n<\/strong>New Wind Jazz Orchestra (2023)
\nSoo\u00e4\u00e4r-Yaralyan-Ounaskari (2022)
\nJoel Remmel Trio (2021)
\nKadri Voorand in duo with Mihkel M\u00e4lgand (2020)
\nJT Conception (2019)
\nKirke Karja Quartet (2018)
\nPeedu Kass Momentum (2017)
\nEstonian Voices (2016)<\/p>\n

Jazz Composer of the Year was given out for the first time in 2018.<\/p>\n

Winners are:
\n<\/strong>Bianca Rantala (2025)
\nKirke Karja (2024)
\nKarmen R\u00f5ivassepp (2023)
\nPeedu Kass (2022)
\nErki P\u00e4rnoja (2021)
\nMingo Rajandi (2020)
\nMaria Faust (2019)
\nKristjan Randalu (2018)<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Urban project","text":"

During the whole of Jazzkaar in the spring, cool jazz concerts can be heard and seen in Tallinn\u2019s city space \u2013 in public transport, port, airport, squares, streets of the old town, and elsewhere. By involving many local artists, dancers, and passing public, the musicians create chances for exciting musical participation. Each concert is unique, the mood of the concert depends on the place, weather, participants, audience, and of course the musicians. Be ready \u2013 jazz could surprise you at any moment!<\/p>\n

There are over 130 activities in the city space project, and in addition to Tallinn, the musical surprises will also make it to the streets of Tartu, P\u00e4rnu, Viljandi, and Harjumaa. The concerts of the city space programme are brought to you with a good partner of ours \u2013 Georg Ots Tallinn Music School, Heino Eller Music School, Tartu University Viljandi Culture Academy, Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Sally Studio, Elron, Kultuurkapital.<\/p>\n

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During the Jazzkaar festival cool pop-up concerts can be heard and seen in Tallinn\u2019s urban space \u2013 at markets, theatres, shopping centres, squares, cafeterias, streets of the old town and elsewhere. By involving many local artists, dancers, and passing public, the musicians create chances for exciting musical participation. Be ready \u2013 jazz could surprise you at any moment! In addition to Tallinn, the musical surprises will also make it to Tartu, P\u00e4rnu and Viljandi.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Home concerts","text":"

Home concerts<\/strong> take place in various homes in Tallinn and Harju county. On these days, audience will enjoy concerts in exclusive and unique homes and musicians will have the chance to perform in more cozy and intimate environment. Last year\u2019s home concerts have been quite popular so we will continue to organize these lovely\u00a0events.<\/p>\n

This home concert tradition started in 2015 where Finnish drummer Tatu R\u00f6nkk\u00f6 performed in numerous family\u2019s kitchens.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Jazz talks","text":"

Jazz Talks<\/strong> is a meeting place for the organizers of world\u2019s different jazz festivals, top foreign journalists, and our own musicans, journalists, culture promoters, and melomaniacs. Engaging Saturday morning panels on timely topics are free for all and take place in Estonian or English.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Family program","text":"

Jazzkaar continues to have educating the young audience in focus!<\/p>\n

The purpose of the family concerts is to offer children and their parents high quality entertainment. We educate the young audience on jazz music and bring up new open-minded and informed culture-lovers. Jazzkaar organizes 3-4 family concerts a year with both Estonian and foreign artists performing. We also create special productions.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Kids Can","text":"

JazzDanmark (leading partner), Jazzkaar in Estonia and Hot Club in Portugal have come up with the idea to let young jazz talents in Europe tour around in a \u201cjazz caravan\u201d to three different countries each year in between 2018-2021.<\/p>\n

The core of the project is to prove that children are as valid performers to play for children as adult musicians. In this way the audience will be listening to their equals which is not seen that often, especially in the \u2018children\u2019s jazz\u2019 area. Hereby we hope to inspire the young audience to maybe become musicians themselves by experiencing musicians of their own age.<\/p>\n

As a part of the 3-year project there will be development of new young journalists, who will be reporting from the concerts in a more approachable way for the target group. In this way we hope to build a stronger audience in the field of jazz music.\u00a0There will be a total of 5 talented musicians from each country in the age group of 9-14 years, and two young journalists between 12 and 17 years old from each country. The first mentor for Estonian musicians will be drummer and educator Ahto Abner.<\/p>\n

Important dates\/timeline
\nOctober: Creative Europe Kick Off Meeting (2017)
\nDecember 3rd + 4th: Preparatory Forum, Copenhagen (2017)
\n1st. workshop: Tallin, APRIL (2018, 2019, 2020)
\n2nd workshop: Portugal, JUNE (2018, 2019, 2020)
\n3rd workshop: Copenhagen, JULY (2018, 2019, 2020)
\nOctober 2020: Final Forum<\/p>\n

The project is funded by Creative Europe.<\/p>\n

Check out\u00a0Facebook<\/a>,\u00a0home page<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Instagram<\/a>.<\/p>\n"},{"acf_fc_layout":"textbox","title":"Environment","text":"

It\u2019s important for Jazzkaar to value the environment and sustainable lifestyle in our choices. We give our best to work responsibly and respecting our surroundings. We care about the environment from the organizers\u2019, partner\u2019s, and audience\u2019s perspective. This is the only way we can continue doing one of the coolest and most important festivals in Estonia also in the future!<\/p>\n

We cannot change the world overnight, but with our audience and partners, we can take the first five steps towards a more sustainable lifestyle:<\/p>\n

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  1. Together is better! Most of the festivals\u2019s concerts take place on the same territory \u2013 Telliskivi Creative City where an organic city space has been created to experience and enjoy the festival.<\/li>\n
  2. All starts with the person! Let\u2019s start with the little changes within ourselves. The day starts with a smile, because there\u2019s never too much good music and lovely feeling! Creators, musicians, and listeners \u2013 we create Jazzkaar with our cozy coexistence!<\/li>\n
  3. Food is for enjoying! We also offer healthy choices, prefer Estonian produce and and food-makers from Estonia.<\/li>\n
  4. We move thoughtfully! The city space deserves a longer gaze and a nice walk. Come on foot, public transport, or by bike! It\u2019s easy to get to the festival area, there is also a bike park. We use the most environment-friendly partner for the necessary transport.<\/li>\n
  5. Trash is valuable! 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