Keitelejazz Volunteer Work III: Jackhammers

Keitelejazz is a summer jazz festival held in the small town of Äänekoski Finland. First Keitelejazz was held in 1985 and the festival has then grown steadily in size gathering international artists to perform in it.

Most of the work behind the festival is done by volunteers with the jobs ranging from tractor drivers to handymen and waiting staff.

Jackhammers are used in the festival site to secure the tents into their places. The main tent is secured in the middle and all possible corners so that is safe for all the festival goers. In the audio two separate jackhammers can be heard.

Sound, photo & video: Antti Makkonen