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King Street Station (2nd Floor)

King Street Station (2nd Floor)
303 S Jackson St
Seattle, WA
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  • 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm, December 9, 2024 – Unbroken Circle
  • 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm, December 10, 2024 – Vocal Rhapsody I: Discover Your Voice

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This Saturday at Black & Tan Hall, the Heritage Ba This Saturday at Black & Tan Hall, the Heritage Ball will feature the incredible talents of Ben Hunter, Joe Seamons, and Jed Crisologo. Through their performances, these musicians bring to life the deep connection between music, history, and culture, creating an evening you won’t forget. Ben Hunter & Joe Seamons: This award-winning duo merges the traditions of blues, folk, and roots music with a modern lens. As co-founders of The Rhapsody Project, they’ve built a space where music education celebrates heritage and self-discovery. Joe shares, “We started The Rhapsody Project to give students a music education grounded in community and history, not just technique. It inspired me to explore my own heritage, and today we pass on that work to new generations of musicians.” Jed Crisologo: Jed’s soulful folk-rock sound explores themes of love, identity, and belonging. He reflects on his start with The Rhapsody Project in 2020: “I joined a Face the Music cohort during a time when I was navigating predominantly white spaces in folk music. The cohort felt like a book club where everyone understood what it meant to be a person of color in that world. That experience shaped how I approach these conversations today.” Now a teaching artist, Jed is excited to explore his blues heritage at the Ball, saying, “We’re diving into some Jimi Hendrix, and we’re gonna shred the loud song!” 🎟️ Tickets are almost sold out! If you can’t attend, you can still support the incredible work of The Rhapsody Project by making a donation. Your contributions help us provide music education that celebrates heritage and community, inspiring the next generation of artists and changemakers. 👉 Donate or grab your tickets now through the link in our bio! Use code ‘HERITAGE’ for 50% off! (Standing room tickets) - - #HarmoniesOfHeritage #HeritageBall2024 #SeattleMusicEvents #BenHunterMusic #JoeSeamons #JedCrisologo #RootsOfAmericanMusic #CelebrateHeritage #StorytellingThroughMusic #TheRhapsodyProject #BluesAndFolk #CommunityThroughMusic #SupportTheArts
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who brings the magic A huge THANK YOU to everyone who brings the magic of music and community to life! Only TEN standing room tickets left—grab yours now and celebrate heritage, harmony, and unforgettable vibes. Use code ‘HERITAGE’ for 50% off your ticket! 🎻🎷🎤 #MusicCommunity #HeritageCelebration #LiveMusicExperience
This Saturday at Black & Tan Hall, the Heritage Ba This Saturday at Black & Tan Hall, the Heritage Ball will celebrate the stories that connect us. With incredible performances by Lady A and Briar, this evening will blend the soul of music with the richness of culture and history. Here’s a look at the artists who will make this evening magical. - Lady A’s voice carries the weight of history, the joy of celebration, and the power of resilience. Known as the Pacific Northwest’s “Queen of Soul,” she’s been a fixture in the music scene since she was five years old. Her soulful blend of blues, gospel, funk, and soul has graced countless stages, and albums like BlueZ in the Key of Me and Just Bein’ Me showcase her extraordinary talent and deep connection to the roots of American music.But Lady A isn’t just about the music. As a lead teaching artist of The Rhapsody Project, she is committed to mentoring the next generation and educating others about the origins and cultural significance of Black American music. When asked what she hopes to bring to the Ball, she said, “I want to remind people where their music comes from. If I can connect just one person to the legacy of this music and the shoulders it was built upon, then I’ve done my job.” - Briar’s music feels like stepping into another era while uncovering a story you’ve never heard before. As a vocalist and ukulele player, she blends vintage jazz and blues with original compositions inspired by her heritage as a Black woman from rural Chimacum, Washington. Every song she performs is rich with narrative, shining a light on overlooked histories and personal truths. Her journey with The Rhapsody Project began at the Hillman City Collaboratory, where she found a welcoming and inspiring community. “It was so easy to fit in—no questioning—and it was a really welcoming space,” she reflects. “TRP gave me trajectory for the next ten years of life. TRP is my life’s work.” Now, as a leader and educator for the project, Briar helps others find their voices, just as she found hers. “Through my music and heritage, I hope to help people find their stories and see the beauty in their own voices,” she shared. - 🎟️Purchase tickets for The Heritage Ball in our bio.
Flashback Friday: From Blueprint to Beautiful Musi Flashback Friday: From Blueprint to Beautiful Music! Swipe to see the transformation of our King Street Station space! What started as an empty room is now a thriving hub for music, culture, and connection. At The Rhapsody Project, we’re redefining how we teach and celebrate heritage. Our inclusive approach amplifies diverse voices, challenges systemic barriers, and creates pathways for connection through music and storytelling. Share a fond memory in the comments about a time you had with us 🌿♥️ 🎶 Heritage Ball: Harmony of Gratitude On December 7th at Black & Tan Hall, celebrate the impact we’ve made together. Your ticket or donation supports programs that empower young artists and preserve cultural heritage. 🎟 How to Support:     •    Attend the Heritage Ball.     •    Donate to fuel our mission.     •    Share this post to spread the word. Let’s keep building a future rooted in music and connection. 💛 #FlashbackFriday #HeritageBall2024 #TheRhapsodyProject #SupportTheArts therhapsodyproject.org (https://therhapsodyproject.org/the-heritage-ball)
The Rhapsody Project stands on the ancestral lands The Rhapsody Project stands on the ancestral lands of the Duwamish, Suquamish, and Coast Salish peoples. We acknowledge that this land was stolen, and that acknowledgment is just the first step toward meaningful reparative actions. Indigenous communities continue to steward these lands despite the ongoing harms of colonization, inspiring us to listen, learn, and take action. Today, we’re proud to highlight Sondra Segundo, a Haida artist, author, musician, and educator who has created the Native American Music track of our Culture Bearer Pathways program, an incredible resource that illuminates Native stories, music, and art. This curriculum offers tools for educators, students, and community members to explore the rich cultural traditions of Indigenous peoples while encouraging the next generation of culture bearers. We encourage you to purchase this powerful resource and invest in Sondra’s work, which supports the amplification of Native voices and knowledge. While a free version is available, purchasing the full curriculum ensures that Sondra and her collaborators can continue their vital work preserving and sharing Indigenous culture. Learn more about Sondra’s work and consider downloading the Culture Bearer Pathways digital curriculum today: https://therhapsodyproject.org/culture-bearer-pathways/ Your support helps sustain meaningful, community-centered art and education. Let’s honor Native stories, artists, and educators like Sondra Segundo—not just today, but every day. #ThanksgivingAcknowledgment #IndigenousCulture #CultureBearerPathways #NativeArts #SupportIndigenousCreators
✨ 🎁 Holiday Gift Guide: Silent Auction 🎁✨ Celebrate the Harmonies of Heritage this holiday season with unique gifts that honor culture, creativity, and community. The Silent Auction at the Harmonies of Gratitude Heritage Ball features incredible treasures, including: 🎸 Custom Pickup Installation & Factory Tour from Lollar Pickups 🎶 Mahogany Acoustic-Electric Guitar from Elderly Instruments 🍷 Wine and Spirit Tastings 🎭 Tickets to Seattle Opera’s “The Magic Flute” and the Asian Voices Concert 🦒 Woodland Park Zoo Family Fun Pack for a day of exploration 🎤 Jazz Night School Certificate to hone your musical skills 🎵 Sound Bath Session from Sound Yoga Healing for relaxation 🍱 Uwajimaya Gift Card to experience culinary delights 🖼️ Seattle Art Museum Family Membership to enjoy art year-round …and more! The Harmonies of Gratitude Heritage Ball is more than an event—it’s a celebration of the cultural knowledge we aim to preserve and pass down. Together, we create safe spaces to honor the past and build a brighter future through music, storytelling, and community. 📍 December 7, 2024 | Black & Tan Hall 📌 Reserve your spot: https://events.humanitix.com/the-heritage-ball also at the link in our bio. #HarmoniesOfHeritage #SilentAuction #TheRhapsodyProject #CulturalConnections #seattleevents #events #seattlelife #luxuryauction
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