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.
To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in your classes, check out this playlist.
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson St, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Teaching Artists Briar and Liz Castillo
Level Total beginners to experienced singers who want to strengthen vocal foundations and build community.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music.
We’ll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you’ll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Stop by for Drop-In Hours! Check out our space, practice with our instruments, get coaching, and be in a musical community space. Come and go at any time.
The sessions are catered to the requests of the students who show up. In the past that has looked like 1-on-1 skills coaching, music theory lessons, jam sessions, and more!
Drop-in hours are free and no registration is required. Just show up!
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Teaching Artist Jed Crisologo and other Rhapsody Teaching Artists
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.
To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in your classes, check out this playlist.
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson St, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Teaching Artists Briar and Liz Castillo
Level Total beginners to experienced singers who want to strengthen vocal foundations and build community.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music.
We’ll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you’ll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Stop by for Drop-In Hours! Check out our space, practice with our instruments, get coaching, and be in a musical community space. Come and go at any time.
The sessions are catered to the requests of the students who show up. In the past that has looked like 1-on-1 skills coaching, music theory lessons, jam sessions, and more!
Drop-in hours are free and no registration is required. Just show up!
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Teaching Artist Jed Crisologo and other Rhapsody Teaching Artists
Learn to Build & Steward Cultural Space for Community!
The Rhapsody Project is building a cohort of South King County residents who will collaborate to help develop a new cultural space for community. Through stewardship, program design, fundraising, Circle facilitation, and more, participants will learn how to build lasting cultural space.
At Family First Community Center - 16200 116th Ave SE, Renton, WA 98058
FREE and open to all ages.
$250 stipend for up to 12 youth ages 15-25.
Registration encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome.
Questions? Email info@therhapsodyproject.org.
Offered in partnership with La Union Studio and Solutions By Cadenas, with funding from 4Culture.
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.
To get a taste of the repertoire that is likely be included in your classes, check out this playlist.
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson St, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Teaching Artists Briar and Liz Castillo
Level Total beginners to experienced singers who want to strengthen vocal foundations and build community.
Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate
Wednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music.
We’ll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you’ll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Stop by for Drop-In Hours! Check out our space, practice with our instruments, get coaching, and be in a musical community space. Come and go at any time.
The sessions are catered to the requests of the students who show up. In the past that has looked like 1-on-1 skills coaching, music theory lessons, jam sessions, and more!
Drop-in hours are free and no registration is required. Just show up!
Where King Street Station
303 S Jackson Street, Room 112
Seattle, WA 98104
Teaching Artist Jed Crisologo and other Rhapsody Teaching Artists
All are invited to this community event where we connect and celebrate through music. If you'd like to share, bring a song, poem, or story (or even a dish). No music experience required -- you're welcome to just be part of the audience.
RSVPs are helpful, but not required. You can just show up!
