Wednesdays, 4 - 6 pm
At King Street Station OR Hybrid via Zoom
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 Justin Golden, Mariah Roberson, and other longtime community leaders in The Rhapsody Project, these sessions are free, but students are encouraged to register ahead of time.
You have the option to join via Zoom (sign up to get the link) or in person at King Street Station.
We meet at Wednesdays at 4 – 6 PM Pacific Time, starting October 2.
It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while?
Thursdays, 4 - 6 pm at King Street Station (No session on 4th Thursday of November)
Lady A and Briar will help singers hone their skills while also providing coaching for how to present a song onstage. Each of these sessions will highlight the importance of pouring your life experiences into every note, while also highlighting the importance of understanding the roots of the songs you sing. There will also be focus on phrasing, dynamics, vocal color, and building the confidence to let your voice soar with originality.
Thursday sessions are designed to complement Tuesday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
The Rhapsody Project is collaborating with partners at Totem Star and Red Eagle Soaring to contribute to one of our neighborhood's most cherished events: Pioneer Square First Thursday Art Walk! Come chill with us at The Station Space Block Party on the King Street Station Plaza.
We’ll be providing:
Live Music (The Rhapsody Songsters, Big World Breaks, The Rhapsody Band, and more!) Nine 15-minute sets distributed between artists sourced by the three collaborators will provide fun and varied entertainment
Food
Games
Fun Interactives
An all-ages, welcoming space to chat, make music, and relax during the Art Walk.
It's free for everyone, so bring your friends!
First Thursdays: September 5 & October 3 • 5:30 - 8:30 pm
The Rhapsody Workshop
Second Floor
King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street
Seattle, WA 98104
These youth-centric, all ages sessions will feature a range of professional musicians who will each offer a mix of professional advice, musical techniques, and stories of their cultures. Beginning musicians are welcomed, and 15 of the 20 slots are reserved for young people (ages 25 and under).
The value of this class is $350 per person with a no-questions-asked sliding scale option. We seek to hold spaces where anyone can participate without financial barriers—the most important thing is that you join us!
This program is co-sponsored by our partners at Northwest Folklife. Participants who engage consistently will have the opportunity to perform at The Rhapsody Project's showcase in May of 2025 at the NW Folklife Festival!
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.
Tuesday sessions are designed to complement Thursday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
Details and registration at therhapsodyproject.org/vocal-rhapsody
Wednesdays, 4 - 6 pm
At King Street Station OR Hybrid via Zoom
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 Justin Golden, Mariah Roberson, and other longtime community leaders in The Rhapsody Project, these sessions are free, but students are encouraged to register ahead of time.
You have the option to join via Zoom (sign up to get the link) or in person at King Street Station.
We meet at Wednesdays at 4 – 6 PM Pacific Time, starting October 2.
It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while?
Thursdays, 4 - 6 pm at King Street Station (No session on 4th Thursday of November)
Lady A and Briar will help singers hone their skills while also providing coaching for how to present a song onstage. Each of these sessions will highlight the importance of pouring your life experiences into every note, while also highlighting the importance of understanding the roots of the songs you sing. There will also be focus on phrasing, dynamics, vocal color, and building the confidence to let your voice soar with originality.
Thursday sessions are designed to complement Tuesday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
The Rhapsody Workshop
Second Floor
King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street
Seattle, WA 98104
These youth-centric, all ages sessions will feature a range of professional musicians who will each offer a mix of professional advice, musical techniques, and stories of their cultures. Beginning musicians are welcomed, and 15 of the 20 slots are reserved for young people (ages 25 and under).
The value of this class is $350 per person with a no-questions-asked sliding scale option. We seek to hold spaces where anyone can participate without financial barriers—the most important thing is that you join us!
This program is co-sponsored by our partners at Northwest Folklife. Participants who engage consistently will have the opportunity to perform at The Rhapsody Project's showcase in May of 2025 at the NW Folklife Festival!
Our bi-monthly Klezmer Jam is for all instruments and all levels of experience. We will begin each session with beginner-friendly activities so people who are unfamiliar with them have a chance to learn. The idea is for there to be something for everyone, whether you've played this music for five minutes or for five decades.
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.
Tuesday sessions are designed to complement Thursday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
Details and registration at therhapsodyproject.org/vocal-rhapsody
Wednesdays, 4 - 6 pm
At King Street Station OR Hybrid via Zoom
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 Justin Golden, Mariah Roberson, and other longtime community leaders in The Rhapsody Project, these sessions are free, but students are encouraged to register ahead of time.
You have the option to join via Zoom (sign up to get the link) or in person at King Street Station.
We meet at Wednesdays at 4 – 6 PM Pacific Time, starting October 2.
It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while?
Thursdays, 4 - 6 pm at King Street Station (No session on 4th Thursday of November)
Lady A and Briar will help singers hone their skills while also providing coaching for how to present a song onstage. Each of these sessions will highlight the importance of pouring your life experiences into every note, while also highlighting the importance of understanding the roots of the songs you sing. There will also be focus on phrasing, dynamics, vocal color, and building the confidence to let your voice soar with originality.
Thursday sessions are designed to complement Tuesday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
The Rhapsody Workshop
Second Floor
King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street
Seattle, WA 98104
These youth-centric, all ages sessions will feature a range of professional musicians who will each offer a mix of professional advice, musical techniques, and stories of their cultures. Beginning musicians are welcomed, and 15 of the 20 slots are reserved for young people (ages 25 and under).
The value of this class is $350 per person with a no-questions-asked sliding scale option. We seek to hold spaces where anyone can participate without financial barriers—the most important thing is that you join us!
This program is co-sponsored by our partners at Northwest Folklife. Participants who engage consistently will have the opportunity to perform at The Rhapsody Project's showcase in May of 2025 at the NW Folklife Festival!
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.
Tuesday sessions are designed to complement Thursday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
Details and registration at therhapsodyproject.org/vocal-rhapsody
Wednesdays, 4 - 6 pm
At King Street Station OR Hybrid via Zoom
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 Justin Golden, Mariah Roberson, and other longtime community leaders in The Rhapsody Project, these sessions are free, but students are encouraged to register ahead of time.
You have the option to join via Zoom (sign up to get the link) or in person at King Street Station.
We meet at Wednesdays at 4 – 6 PM Pacific Time, starting October 2.
It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while?
Thursdays, 4 - 6 pm at King Street Station (No session on 4th Thursday of November)
Lady A and Briar will help singers hone their skills while also providing coaching for how to present a song onstage. Each of these sessions will highlight the importance of pouring your life experiences into every note, while also highlighting the importance of understanding the roots of the songs you sing. There will also be focus on phrasing, dynamics, vocal color, and building the confidence to let your voice soar with originality.
Thursday sessions are designed to complement Tuesday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
The Rhapsody Workshop
Second Floor
King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street
Seattle, WA 98104
These youth-centric, all ages sessions will feature a range of professional musicians who will each offer a mix of professional advice, musical techniques, and stories of their cultures. Beginning musicians are welcomed, and 15 of the 20 slots are reserved for young people (ages 25 and under).
The value of this class is $350 per person with a no-questions-asked sliding scale option. We seek to hold spaces where anyone can participate without financial barriers—the most important thing is that you join us!
This program is co-sponsored by our partners at Northwest Folklife. Participants who engage consistently will have the opportunity to perform at The Rhapsody Project's showcase in May of 2025 at the NW Folklife Festival!
Our bi-monthly Klezmer Jam is for all instruments and all levels of experience. We will begin each session with beginner-friendly activities so people who are unfamiliar with them have a chance to learn. The idea is for there to be something for everyone, whether you've played this music for five minutes or for five decades.
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.
Tuesday sessions are designed to complement Thursday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
Details and registration at therhapsodyproject.org/vocal-rhapsody
Wednesdays, 4 - 6 pm
At King Street Station OR Hybrid via Zoom
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 Justin Golden, Mariah Roberson, and other longtime community leaders in The Rhapsody Project, these sessions are free, but students are encouraged to register ahead of time.
You have the option to join via Zoom (sign up to get the link) or in person at King Street Station.
We meet at Wednesdays at 4 – 6 PM Pacific Time, starting October 2.
It’s free for everyone, so why not come hang around for a while?
Thursdays, 4 - 6 pm at King Street Station (No session on 4th Thursday of November)
Lady A and Briar will help singers hone their skills while also providing coaching for how to present a song onstage. Each of these sessions will highlight the importance of pouring your life experiences into every note, while also highlighting the importance of understanding the roots of the songs you sing. There will also be focus on phrasing, dynamics, vocal color, and building the confidence to let your voice soar with originality.
Thursday sessions are designed to complement Tuesday Vocal Rhapsody sessions. We hope you can attend both, but you're welcome to come to just one.
Youth ages 10 – 25 are welcomed to drop in, hang out, and do any of the following: learn to play an instrument or sing, listen to records, or learn to repair stringed instruments. Just check it out.
New Orleans Jazz Jam & Speakeasy Sessions
Intermediate and advanced musicians have opportunities to play New Orleans and prohibition-era jazz, and all ages are welcomed to bring the whole family!
Generations in Groove
The Rhapsody Projects newest program! Bring your whole family, and register today to let us know if there are instruments you’d like to learn. In any case, we’ll sing together!
Unbroken Circle
Youth ages 10 – 25 years of age can learn music fundamentals and connect with culture bearers from across Seattle!
