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Why the 7 Virtual Jazz Club Matters


A Contest Open to All
One of the defining features of the 7 Virtual Jazz Club is its inclusivity. The contest is open to musicians of all ages and backgrounds, divided into two categories: Under 30 and Over 30, ensuring that both emerging and more experienced artists have an equal opportunity to shine. Additionally, participants can compete in two distinct musical categories: Jazz and Beyond Jazz, allowing for a wide range of styles, from traditional jazz to more experimental, contemporary approaches. This openness reflects the ever-evolving nature of jazz and improvised music.A World-Class Jury
What truly sets the 7 Virtual Jazz Club apart is its exceptional jury. The panel is made up of 40 distinguished experts from the music industry, including producers, journalists, critics, musicians and broadcasters. These highly respected professionals offer invaluable feedback and insight to participants, making the competition a rare opportunity to be heard and evaluated by some of the most influential voices in jazz. For any aspiring artist, getting exposure in front of such a prestigious jury is a significant honor and a potential career breakthrough.A Launchpad for New Talent
The 7 Virtual Jazz Club is more than just a contestit's a launchpad for new talent. Many emerging musicians have found this competition to be a pivotal moment in their careers. The most promising participants are not only awarded monetary prizes, but also receive performance opportunities in various venues, honorable mentions, contract offers from agencies, and scholarships. With a total prize fund of approximately ??11,000, this contest offers tangible rewards, but it's the exposure and international recognition that truly make it a must for musicians looking to take the next step in their careers.Some of our winners
Nicole Johänntgen (Germany), Miguel Andres Tejada (Dominican Republic), Gilad Hekselman (USA), David Helbock (Austria), Carlos Cippelletti (Spain), Mattan Klein (Israel), Simon Moullier (France), ShekBand (Ukraine), Camila Ronza (Brazil), Alex Hitchcock (UK), Tommaso Perazzo (Italy), Aubrey Logan (USA), Ariel Bart (Israel), Misha Mullov-Abbado (UK), Milan Verbist (Belgium), Daniel Zamir (Israel), Yagi Takayuki (Japan), Bliss Quintet (Norway), Dave Meder (USA), Sandia (Israel), Anthony Fung (USA), Sasha Berliner (USA), Nosax Noclar (France), Benny Benack III (USA), Adam Lamoureux (Canada), Mauro Sigura (Italy), LRK Trio (Russia), Alex Laurenzi (France).How to Enter
Entering the 7 Virtual Jazz Club's Contest is easy. Simply visit the Enter now page on the contest's official website, fill out the registration form, pay a small entry fee (based on the number of group members), and upload a video performance.For more information, visit the official contest site.
With its unique online format, expert jury, and focus on discovering new talent, the 7 Virtual Jazz Club continues to play a vital role in the global jazz community. Don't miss your chance to be part of this incredible musical journey!
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