March 31, 2025
Regularly scheduled weekly classes are on break, back on April 7.
Off-site events and certain special classes are still happening -- see the calendar for details.
Events in April 2025
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March 30, 2025
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March 31, 2025(1 event) |
April 1, 2025
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April 2, 2025(1 event) – February 26 - April 2 Renton Highlands Library Learn songs, chords, and essential music skills in a relaxed setting with professional musicians of The Rhapsody Project! Whether you are just starting out, or have a few years of experience with your instrument, you will deepen your knowledge and discover new techniques for ukulele and guitar. Participants who need an instrument can simply register ahead of time, and The Rhapsody Project will provide you an instrument for the duration of class. For Tweens & Teens (Ages 9 - 17). Please register online in advance through the library system website. Renton Highlands Library |
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April 7, 2025(1 event) April 7, 2025 In-Person classes at King Street Station resume. Spring session runs April 7 - June 13th. Join us for Vocal Rhapsody I & II or Guitar Hangs! |
April 8, 2025(1 event) – Tuesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody I: Discover Your Voice with Erica Merritt Explore the fundamentals of singing technique, while developing confidence in your voice! Learn to sing your favorite songs with ease. We’ll experiment with breathing, resonance and timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a lively, supportive, and sound-positive environment. You will learn to sing from your diaphragm in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument, how to use it, and how to care for it. Beginning singers, those with vocal fears, and those who think they can’t sing — all most welcome. This class will help develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please sign up online in advance if possible. Youth Tuition $0 - $10 (10-15 yrs). Adult Tuition $25+. Buy Tickets |
April 9, 2025(2 events) – Wednesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Jam session meets music lesson. All ages and levels of guitar players can come to learn songs, guitar techniques, and spend time relaxing with their instruments in hand. Hosted by Mariah Roberson and Shane Des Enfants. These sessions are completely free, we just ask that you register before or as you come in. We’ll meet in person at King Street Station on Wednesdays. The hang goes from 4:00 – 6:00 pm and you can jump in anytime in that window. It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while? King Street Station Plaza Free! Please sign up online in advance if possible. Buy Tickets – Wednesdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm Young musicians are invited to learn songs in community with professional musicians in preparation to join The Rhapsody Songsters gigging ensemble. Anyone aged 25 or younger who plays their instrument at an intermediate (or higher) level is welcomed to take part! Whether you play a stringed instrument, horn, drums, wind instrument - or want to sing - you are welcomed! Check out examples of our repertoire on this YouTube playlist. King Street Station (2nd Floor) |
April 10, 2025(1 event) – Thursdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist New tab. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody II: Exploring Your Voice: Technique, Storytelling & Self-Care with Lady A In this class, blues artist Lady A teaches artists to lead with authenticity—starting with how they tell their stories. Focusing on writing, producing, and performing, she shows how genuine storytelling shapes every part of the craft. Beyond the music, Lady A emphasizes the responsibilities that come with being an artist: collaboration, community involvement, and, most importantly, caring for your instrument—your voice. The class also dives into the business side of the industry, offering essential knowledge on BMI, ASCAP, licensing, credits, and protecting your work. Whether you're new to the scene or an established artist, you'll leave with tools to strengthen your artistry, navigate the business, and sustain your journey. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please register online in advance if possible. Youth $0 - $10 (10 - 25 yrs), Adults $25+ Buy Tickets |
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April 13, 2025(1 event) – Sunday Sessions A space for artists of all ages and stages to write, share, and build community. Second Sundays, every month, starting April 13 Young artists, poets, musicians and more are invited to take part in Second Sunday Sessions: a writing circle, open mic, and jam session co-hosted by The Residency and The Rhapsody Project! This free, monthly event will take place from 4 - 7pm on the 2nd Sunday of each month at Black & Tan Hall. Young people ages 25 and under are invited to take part whether they want to share a work-in-progress, freestyle, play an instrument, sing, or just enjoy a space curated by and for community. Black & Tan Hall |
April 14, 2025(1 event) – 7 - 9 pm at The Couth Buzzard
Join Jimmy & Maia on the third night of Peysakh and the second day of the Omer, גְבוּרָה שֶׁבְּחֶֽסֶד, strength within loving-kindness. Using the Montréal Arbeter Ring Hagode oyf Yiddish printed in 1980 as a guide, we will sing and play through the structure of a Yiddish Socialist Seder while noshing on ritual foods and recipes from the amazing Couth Buzzard cafe.
Come join us for our twice-monthly night of musical Yiddishkayt! We’ll jam on klezmer tunes and sing Yiddish songs together. All ages, abilities, and instruments are welcome! In fact, you don't even need an instrument, only a voice, ears, or dancing feet. Instrumentalists less familiar with klezmer are encouraged to arrive at the start. We begin each session by either learning the tune-of-the-month or by having a short workshop session. While we have sheet music in many clefs and keys, we encourage learning by ear. To find tunes and other resources, visit the klezmer jam page on The Rhapsody Project’s website.
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April 15, 2025(1 event) – Tuesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody I: Discover Your Voice with Erica Merritt Explore the fundamentals of singing technique, while developing a repertoire of songs that are fun to sing. We’ll experiment with breathing, resonance and timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a lively, supportive, and sound-positive environment. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument, how to use it, and how to care for it. Beginning singers, those with vocal fears, and those who think they can’t sing — all most welcome. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please sign up online in advance if possible. Youth Tuition $0 - $10 (10-15 yrs). Adult Tuition $25+. Buy Tickets |
April 16, 2025(2 events) – Wednesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Jam session meets music lesson. All ages and levels of guitar players can come to learn songs, guitar techniques, and spend time relaxing with their instruments in hand. Hosted by Mariah Roberson and Shane Des Enfants. These sessions are completely free, we just ask that you register before or as you come in. We’ll meet in person at King Street Station on Wednesdays. The hang goes from 4:00 – 6:00 pm and you can jump in anytime in that window. It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while? King Street Station Plaza Free! Please sign up online in advance if possible. Buy Tickets – Wednesdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm Young musicians are invited to learn songs in community with professional musicians in preparation to join The Rhapsody Songsters gigging ensemble. Anyone aged 25 or younger who plays their instrument at an intermediate (or higher) level is welcomed to take part! Whether you play a stringed instrument, horn, drums, wind instrument - or want to sing - you are welcomed! Check out examples of our repertoire on this YouTube playlist. King Street Station (2nd Floor) |
April 17, 2025(1 event) – Thursdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist New tab. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody II: Exploring Your Voice: Technique, Storytelling & Self-Care with Lady A In this class, blues artist Lady A teaches artists to lead with authenticity—starting with how they tell their stories. Focusing on writing, producing, and performing, she shows how genuine storytelling shapes every part of the craft. Beyond the music, Lady A emphasizes the responsibilities that come with being an artist: collaboration, community involvement, and, most importantly, caring for your instrument—your voice. The class also dives into the business side of the industry, offering essential knowledge on BMI, ASCAP, licensing, credits, and protecting your work. Whether you're new to the scene or an established artist, you'll leave with tools to strengthen your artistry, navigate the business, and sustain your journey. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please register online in advance if possible. Youth $0 - $10 (10 - 25 yrs), Adults $25+ Buy Tickets |
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April 22, 2025(2 events) – Tuesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody I: Discover Your Voice with Erica Merritt Explore the fundamentals of singing technique, while developing a repertoire of songs that are fun to sing. We’ll experiment with breathing, resonance and timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a lively, supportive, and sound-positive environment. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument, how to use it, and how to care for it. Beginning singers, those with vocal fears, and those who think they can’t sing — all most welcome. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please sign up online in advance if possible. Youth Tuition $0 - $10 (10-15 yrs). Adult Tuition $25+. Buy Tickets – Last Tuesdays of the month, February – April 2025
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April 23, 2025(2 events) – Wednesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Jam session meets music lesson. All ages and levels of guitar players can come to learn songs, guitar techniques, and spend time relaxing with their instruments in hand. Hosted by Mariah Roberson and Shane Des Enfants. These sessions are completely free, we just ask that you register before or as you come in. We’ll meet in person at King Street Station on Wednesdays. The hang goes from 4:00 – 6:00 pm and you can jump in anytime in that window. It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while? King Street Station Plaza Free! Please sign up online in advance if possible. Buy Tickets – Wednesdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm Young musicians are invited to learn songs in community with professional musicians in preparation to join The Rhapsody Songsters gigging ensemble. Anyone aged 25 or younger who plays their instrument at an intermediate (or higher) level is welcomed to take part! Whether you play a stringed instrument, horn, drums, wind instrument - or want to sing - you are welcomed! Check out examples of our repertoire on this YouTube playlist. King Street Station (2nd Floor) |
April 24, 2025(1 event) – Thursdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist New tab. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody II: Exploring Your Voice: Technique, Storytelling & Self-Care with Lady A In this class, blues artist Lady A teaches artists to lead with authenticity—starting with how they tell their stories. Focusing on writing, producing, and performing, she shows how genuine storytelling shapes every part of the craft. Beyond the music, Lady A emphasizes the responsibilities that come with being an artist: collaboration, community involvement, and, most importantly, caring for your instrument—your voice. The class also dives into the business side of the industry, offering essential knowledge on BMI, ASCAP, licensing, credits, and protecting your work. Whether you're new to the scene or an established artist, you'll leave with tools to strengthen your artistry, navigate the business, and sustain your journey. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please register online in advance if possible. Youth $0 - $10 (10 - 25 yrs), Adults $25+ Buy Tickets |
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April 28, 2025(1 event) – 7 - 9 pm at The Couth Buzzard
Come join us for our twice-monthly night of musical Yiddishkayt! We’ll jam on klezmer tunes and sing Yiddish songs together. All ages, abilities, and instruments are welcome! In fact, you don't even need an instrument, only a voice, ears, or dancing feet. Instrumentalists less familiar with klezmer are encouraged to arrive at the start. We begin each session by either learning the tune-of-the-month or by having a short workshop session. While we have sheet music in many clefs and keys, we encourage learning by ear. To find tunes and other resources, visit the klezmer jam page on The Rhapsody Project’s website.
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April 29, 2025(1 event) – Tuesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody I: Discover Your Voice with Erica Merritt Explore the fundamentals of singing technique, while developing a repertoire of songs that are fun to sing. We’ll experiment with breathing, resonance and timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a lively, supportive, and sound-positive environment. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument, how to use it, and how to care for it. Beginning singers, those with vocal fears, and those who think they can’t sing — all most welcome. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please sign up online in advance if possible. Youth Tuition $0 - $10 (10-15 yrs). Adult Tuition $25+. Buy Tickets |
April 30, 2025(2 events) – Wednesdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Jam session meets music lesson. All ages and levels of guitar players can come to learn songs, guitar techniques, and spend time relaxing with their instruments in hand. Hosted by Mariah Roberson and Shane Des Enfants. These sessions are completely free, we just ask that you register before or as you come in. We’ll meet in person at King Street Station on Wednesdays. The hang goes from 4:00 – 6:00 pm and you can jump in anytime in that window. It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while? King Street Station Plaza Free! Please sign up online in advance if possible. Buy Tickets – Wednesdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm Young musicians are invited to learn songs in community with professional musicians in preparation to join The Rhapsody Songsters gigging ensemble. Anyone aged 25 or younger who plays their instrument at an intermediate (or higher) level is welcomed to take part! Whether you play a stringed instrument, horn, drums, wind instrument - or want to sing - you are welcomed! Check out examples of our repertoire on this YouTube playlist. King Street Station (2nd Floor) |
May 1, 2025(1 event) – Thursdays - 4:00 - 6:00 pm Discover, expand, and refine your vocal abilities in these weekly workshops that are focused on singing and anchored in somatics (your internal physical perception and experience), culture, and heritage. The Tuesday and Thursday sessions are designed to be complimentary, and dedicated singers are heartily encouraged to attend both as often as possible. Drop-ins are welcome! To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in either Tuesday and / or Thursday sessions, check out this playlist New tab. Sign up online to get your spot.
Vocal Rhapsody II: Exploring Your Voice: Technique, Storytelling & Self-Care with Lady A In this class, blues artist Lady A teaches artists to lead with authenticity—starting with how they tell their stories. Focusing on writing, producing, and performing, she shows how genuine storytelling shapes every part of the craft. Beyond the music, Lady A emphasizes the responsibilities that come with being an artist: collaboration, community involvement, and, most importantly, caring for your instrument—your voice. The class also dives into the business side of the industry, offering essential knowledge on BMI, ASCAP, licensing, credits, and protecting your work. Whether you're new to the scene or an established artist, you'll leave with tools to strengthen your artistry, navigate the business, and sustain your journey. King Street Station (2nd Floor) Please register online in advance if possible. Youth $0 - $10 (10 - 25 yrs), Adults $25+ Buy Tickets |
May 2, 2025(1 event) – Alternating Fridays in May; future dates to be scheduled. Explore stories of American musical lessons for combatting oppression and erasure that exist in the communities and traditions of the African and Jewish diasporas. Featuring both popular and obscure stories and figures in these cultures, The Rhapsody Project’s leaders and special guests will introduce you to stories and music that contain essential knowledge drawn from cultures where people have been compelled to combat erasure for generations. Hybrid Format: Attend on Zoom or in person at The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station Session 1 with Junious BrickhouseFriday, May 2 - 5:00 - 8:00 pmErased, Not Forgotten: Tracing the Roots and Resistance to Cultural Erasure Junious Lee Brickhouse—dancer, folklorist, and cultural researcher—offers a deep and necessary exploration into the historical context preceding the transatlantic slave trade. This program examines the deliberate erasure of cultural knowledge as a tool of colonial dominance and asks: how successful were these efforts, and what has truly been lost? King Street Station (2nd Floor) https://therhapsodyproject.org/face-the-music/ |
May 3, 2025
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