by Unt Spring 2023 Academic Calendar – The community is invited to the opening ceremony to celebrate student achievements, register for winter programs, tour the new Seattle JazzED South Lake Union location and gather for food and fun. The full performances will be held in an ‘open rehearsal’ format for students in grades 4-8 of the Seattle JazzED (Basics and Connections) elementary and middle school program. Participants will also sing music by local choir The Sound of the Northwest.
Check out the Seattle JazzED Instagram feed October 24-28 as we host a multi-day event featuring student musicians and their participating organizations. A look at student musicians at five colleges and universities across the country!
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HAPPY FIBER DAY – when you choose your device! Our class teachers will demonstrate and demonstrate all available tools. Families attending Meet Your Instrument Day will be the most important when instruments are handed out. A link to select the tool will be provided via the event email.
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Seattle JazzED is excited to announce the annual ABINO Block Party! We close the block and have the ball. Come to JazzHouse, our future home (2101 22nd Ave S), on Thursday, August 25th starting at 5pm. – 8 in the evening. at this FREE summer extravaganza!
This year’s festival will be fun for the whole family; Free food, entertainment and live music. Lovers in the neighborhood will dance in the streets to the soulful sounds of JazzED Second Line and the funky styles of Seattle’s Marina and Dreamboats. Come out and join the fun.
Are you part of a community group that wants to show off at a block party? Contact our Director of Community and Family Engagement at [email protected]
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JazzED’s Second Line is fun, energetic, street music inspired by the old traditions of New Orleans. JazzED’s second band features a brass and percussion arrangement (think loud and proud), creating powerful and resonant music.
Marina and the Dreamboats were originally a group that regularly played Mo’ Jam Mondays at The Nectar Lounge in Seattle. In 2015, Marina was offered a group of musicians to be part of Mo’ Jam in a band in Seattle. Marina had good taste and was hooked. He needed more horns.
The group continues to entertain people of all ages with jazz, soul and classical music. They released their self-titled new album on July 13, 2018. In March 2019, they won the Battle of the Bands at Hard Rock Cafe Seattle, proving that this jazz crossover band has something to offer every audience.
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LOCATION: The parade starts near the Space Needle and ends at Westlake Park. For more information and a map of the parade route, visit the Seafair website.
Dmitri Matheny, flaugelhornist and JazzED teacher, is having an album release party in Seattle on Saturday, July 23rd, and we’re all invited. The Royal Room is offering a special $10 discount ($5 off!) on Seattle JazzED tickets. Just enter promo code “V492J” at checkout!
Dmitrije’s band includes the talents of Jay Thomas, Bill Anschell, Phil Sparks and Mark Ivester, performing songs from the new CASCADIA album just released on Origin Records. Steve Edwards of KNKX 88.5 FM is the host.
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Walter Cano is a trumpeter, composer and currently works as a family advocate and instrumental specialist at Seattle JazzED. Thanks to great jazz trumpeters such as Clifford Brown and Snooky Young and the music of Peruvian greats Óscar Avilés and Arturo Caver, Walter’s music is very different.
Walter has had a long and successful career, playing in the United States and around the world with various bands. Artists he has worked with include Etienne Charles Big Band, Ulysses Owens Jr.’s New Century Big Band, Rodney Whitaker Sextet, Arturo O’Farrill’s Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra and Kurt Elling.
The Walter Cano Septet shows its interest in the jazz trumpet tradition while honoring its Peruvian roots, resulting in a unique, one-of-a-kind sound. The band changes from a quartet to an octet and begins at Cliff Bell’s jazz club in Detroit.
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LOCATION: Nitro Plaza, 2250 7th Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 (located on 7th Ave between Blanchard St. and Bell St.)
LOCATION: Van Vorst Plaza, 426 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 (Located on Terry Avenue between Republican St. and Harrison St.)
LOCATION: Day One Playfield, 2111 7th Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 (Located on 7th Avenue between Blanchard St. and Lenora St.
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On Saturday, June 11, students participating in the spring program are invited to showcase their talents at our annual JazzED Jamboree. Young singers entertained the crowd with their performances!
Watch this short video to see some of the day’s highlights and click the button below to view the full album on Facebook.
HAPPY FIBER DAY – when you choose your device! Our class teachers will demonstrate and demonstrate all available tools. Families attending Meet Your Instrument Day will be the most important when instruments are handed out. A link to select the tool will be provided via the event email. Students will be informed about the application in July. Students will receive their equipment on the first day of camp.
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This one-day event is a must for any high school student looking to pursue music in college, whether it’s your major or something you want to do while developing something. Learn how to prepare for taped and live auditions and choose the school that suits you best – especially in unprecedented times. You will see a 15-minute presentation from each college, university and community college.
REGISTRATION Students in grades 9-12 are welcome to register. This event is open and beneficial to students of any instrument, including musicians.
SCHEDULE, time subject to change 10:00 – Opening speech 10:05 – Alumni group: Which college is right for me?
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Join us for an evening of joy and hope celebrating JazzED students and the power of music to change lives.
The young musicians of Seattle JazzED’s Girls Ellington Project (GEP) aim to promote gender equality in jazz and empower women and non-binary people within the mainstream jazz community to be heard and heard. They wondered, “Is there some way we can ‘jam’ or co-create to please our non-binary girlfriends and friends?”
Join the JAM SESSIONS. With support from Seattle jazz musicians such as Marina Albero, Liana Green, Kate Olson, Haley Freedlund, Kelly Clingan and Kelsey Mines, GEP will put on a Jam Session their own way. *The community is invited to join us for an evening of great music and sound on Tuesday, March 15th from 6-8pm at the Royal Room in Columbia City – tickets are free!
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The event is free, but the number of places is limited. Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors open at 5pm, registration does not guarantee your spot, and seating is available for all ages until 10pm.
*Female instrumentalists and aspiring singers will be welcome on stage and bring their instruments!
This year we are going (again)! Girls Jazz Day 2021 is an evening full of inspiring stories, beautiful music and lots of laughter with great musicians. Martina DaSilva organizes a special “Living Room Performance” from New York with Grace Kelly, Endea Owens and Miki Yamanaka. It’s an intimate concert format, where we’ll build group by group and connect with other #jazzgirls – just like you.
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LOCATION The program will be held online via Zoom. Be sure to create a free Zoom.us account in advance, if you don’t already have one.
Feel free to keep your profile at the event OR use the #Jazzgirl Zoom background. We want to see your face on screen, but if you want to take a break from the camera, we get it!
On Saturday, October 9, Seattle JazzED will open its doors to new and returning students for an Open House from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Youth are invited to the MLK Fame Community Center to meet faculty, connect with peers, and experience jazz education in action. There will be free pizza for all students and a prize drawing! RSVP is encouraged via the link here.
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Applications are still open for fall programs. Not sure if the program is right for you or your student? Do not worry! Youth are encouraged to attend the Open House even if they are not registered to hear about the JazzED process. Staff will be available to answer questions and check in for assistance if needed.
*Please note that all participants must wear masks during the event. If students do not have special masks for their equipment, JazzED will provide them.
To celebrate the end of our summer PLAYBOOK program and getting stuck into a new school, we are having a PARTY. We have a third of city blocks, a free dog distribution center and a passion for loud music in the streets.
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