Category Archives: Music

Ethnomusicology Visiting Artist: Heri Purwanto

Friday, May 27, 2022 – 7:30pm – Skyline will provide transportation ($10 per person) IF there are eight or more people signed up to ride. Meany Hall—Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Theater $20 general; $15 UW Affiliate (employee, retiree, UWAA member); $10 … Continue reading

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Say hello!

Thanks to Donna D.

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Don’t Blink

Thanks to Gordon G.

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Mother’s Day concert at Trinity Parish Hall

Thanks to Mary M. Andre Feriante and Gus Denhard Mothers’ Day Concert Gus Denhard (lutes) and Andre Feriante (guitars) perform a Mothers’ Day Concert on Sunday, May 8th at 3 pm in the Parish Hall at Trinity Parish Church. The duo will … Continue reading

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Pianist continues to play Schubert ‘Impromptu’, as Russian police break up concert of Ukrainian music

Thanks to Ann M. A concert in Moscow by Russian pianist, Alexei Lubimov, and Russian soprano, Yana Ivanilova, was broken up by police last night. The performance, titled ‘Songs against the times’, featured works by Franz Schubert, and Ukrainian composer, Valentin Silvestrov. … Continue reading

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1000+ units, 2 more towers, a 747 fuselage, a music venue and a Trader Joe’s – at Stewart and Denny (not 9th Ave!)

Thanks to Jeff E.

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Tchaikovsky’s house destroyed by Russian army in north-east Ukraine

Thanks to Ann M. so alerting us. So sad. Click here for the story.

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Down by the Riverside – Grandpa Elliott and more

Thanks to Mary M. – an uplift we all need

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St. James features Pianist Adam Neiman

Thanks to Mary R.

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Bye, bye Miss American Pie

A musical memoir from Don McLean. Thanks to Gordon G.

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Memorable music

Thanks to Ed M.

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Honoring Mozart at Town Hall

As a follow-up to the Sky Opera and Live Opera presentations of the Magic Flute, you might want to see even more Mozart at a coming Town Hall event. Thu 1/27, 7:30PM / $15-$20 / In-Person & LivestreamTown Hall Seattle … Continue reading

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97-year-old pianist, and last surviving pupil of Rachmaninov, signs landmark record deal

Thanks for this delightful entry from Joan C. Former child prodigy and the last-living pupil of Sergei Rachmaninov, pianist Ruth Slenczynska celebrates her astonishing nine-decade long career with a new album. For wonderful music and interviews with this now 97 … Continue reading

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It is well with my soul

In 1871, Chicago was largely destroyed by fire. During reconstruction, Mr. H. G. Spafford sent his wife and four daughters on a trip to Europe, but the ship on which his family sailed never reached further than half way across … Continue reading

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A Concert for Honored Patrons: Joan and Frank Conlon

4 PM Sunday, Jan 9, 2022 at Trinity Episcopal Church Complimentary admission – donations encouraged Thanks to Ann M. Join us as we honor patrons Frank and Joan Conlon for their enduring support and long-standing service to Pacific MusicWorks. Program … Continue reading

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Firelight Chorale “Repeat the Sounding Joy”

Despite the stormy afternoon, we were once again treated to the incredible Firelight Chorale in the new Performing Arts Center in the Olympic Tower at Skyline

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Jingle Bells at Skyline

Our wonderful chorale group enlivens the resident’s association Christmas party for the staff with a boisterous “Ho, ho, ho.”

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Dolly Parton’s song for Jonny Carson

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Singing for joy

Thanks to Sybil-Ann Though he’d always dreamed of being a professional opera singer, he didn’t have the money to stay in music school.  So, he sang while he baked (much to the delight of his customers).  Then one day, Martin … Continue reading

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Time to return to the Seattle Symphony

Thanks to Mike C. Seattle Symphony concerts allow for safe distancing. Proof of vaccination is required. Support our Symphony !

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Sounds of Silence

Thanks to Rosemary W.

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Playing with the moon

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Seattle Chamber Music in Freeway Park

Starting tomorrow!!

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The Mozart effect – true or not?

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Memory lane

Thanks to Gordon G. (and don’t cry as you sing along!)

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