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What is a Resonator?

What is a Resonator?

  • Post published:April 28, 2026

Written by Joe Seamons What Is a Resonator? A resonator can be an instrument and an idea. Innovators in the…

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Part III: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

Part III: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

  • Post published:April 16, 2026

Be sure to check out Part I and Part II! by Joe Seamons The idea of a permanent home for…

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Part II: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

Part II: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

  • Post published:March 24, 2026

by Joe Seamons Missed Part I? Check it out here. With jam sessions and concert events taking place at the…

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Part I: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

Part I: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

  • Post published:February 12, 2026

by Joe Seamons “How and why did The Rhapsody Project get started?”  This is a question I am often asked…

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The Art of Belonging

The Art of Belonging

  • Post published:July 10, 2025

By Katana Sol, Community Outreach & Communications Manager The wind picked up as I entered a space of belonging, my…

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From Roots to Rhythm: A Season of Free Music, Connection, and Community

From Roots to Rhythm: A Season of Free Music, Connection, and Community

  • Post published:June 26, 2025

There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when people gather around sound.When harmonies echo through a city park.When a…

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How we MARCH: Heritage

How we MARCH: Heritage

  • Post published:April 28, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar…

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How we MARCH: Collaboration

How we MARCH: Collaboration

  • Post published:April 4, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar…

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How we MARCH: Renewal

How we MARCH: Renewal

  • Post published:March 20, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar…

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How we MARCH: Acknowledgement

How we MARCH: Acknowledgement

  • Post published:March 12, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar…

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Music has a way of staying with us — through chang Music has a way of staying with us — through change, grief, growth, and everything in between. We asked a few of our team members: “What song helped carry you through a hard time?” Swipe to hear their answers, then add yours in the comments: 1️⃣ Drop the song title. 2️⃣ Tag the artist. 3️⃣ Share a sentence about why you chose that song! Your suggestion may be exactly what someone else needs to hear today. P.S. We’re building a “Songs of Resilience” playlist for our YouTube channel. Will yours make the list? Follow us on YouTube and find out! Link in bio. #seattlearts #seattlemusic #songsofresilience #songswelove #musicishealing
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What is a resonator? In music, it’s a guitar desig What is a resonator? In music, it’s a guitar designed with metal cones inside the body to make the instrument louder and brighter before electric amplification existed. At The Rhapsody Project, a Resonator is a supporter who helps amplify the voices, talents, and futures of young people. Through their monthly support, these “Rhapsody Resonators” help us to keep heritage, music education, and opportunities to explore the Arts within reach for young people in the Greater Seattle area. Read the full story on our blog and learn how this history connects to the work we do today. Read the Article: https://therhapsodyproject.org/what-is-a-resonator/ #TheRhapsodyProject #MusicHistory #MusicEducation #SeattleArts #SupportTheArts
Our mailing address has changed! ✉️ 📬 We're now re Our mailing address has changed! ✉️ 📬 We're now receiving mail at King Street Station, our home base. Help us test out our new address by mailing us a check of $25 or more. The first 10 donations will get a Rhapsody swag bag as a thank you! 🎊 (See full details below*) We also welcome non-donation mail -- send us a card or just say hi. We'll try to write back 😉 The Rhapsody Project c/o Seattle Office of Arts and Culture 303 S Jackson Street Seattle WA 98104 ​​​​​​*Must be postmarked by May 1, 2026. Please include your name, email, and return address. Limit 1 swag pack per household. Pickup/delivery will be coordinated after check is deposited. We will provide updates of how many donations we've received in upcoming communications, but we cannot confirm that you'll be in the first 10 until we receive your check... the excitement of snail mail! #pioneersquare #seattlenonprofit #kingstreetstation #downtownseattle #seattle #usps
One more day to save on Summer Camp! But don’t w One more day to save on Summer Camp! But don’t worry — if finances are in the way of you attending this or any program, just reach out and we’ll work with you. #seattlesummercamps #seattlesummer #seattlemusiccamp #communitymusicspace
Thank you to @seaofficeofarts for Youth Arts grant Thank you to @seaofficeofarts for Youth Arts grant support that helped us deliver free and low cost programs to Thurgood Marshall Elementary and Franklin HS this year! Please reach out if you would like our house band (a combination of our students and staff and board members) to perform at your school or community center and celebrate Juneteenth this year! Also, please remember that every month is Black History Month, because without Black people, our nation's music would be totally unrecognizable. #livemusic #education #concert #seattle #culture
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