Join us for an afternoon filled with the music of Charpentier, Bernstein, Françaix, and Hovhaness presented by Kyle Erickson, trumpeter, accompanied by Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward.
Suggested Donation: $10-20
Proceeds benefit the victims of the California Fires through Red Cross – California Wildfires
Rediscovering Family: Understanding and Celebrating LBGTQI+ Perspectives is a 6-hour forum featuring Amber Cantorna, National Speaker, Leader, and Author of “Refocusing My Family: Coming Out, Being Cast Out, and Discovering the True Love of God”, as well as the upcoming book, "Unashamed: A Coming Out Guide for LGBTQ Christians.” and Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward, creator of “The Architecture of Family, and the art of self-discovery: Families. Celebrating. Freedom.” and Director of the Institute for Social Change through the Arts. Coming out is something to be celebrated. Much progress has been made for the LGBTQI+ community yet so much remains to be done. Many such people still suffer from the pressures of living within a conservative environment and many LGBTQI+ people are in unsafe living situations. This event is designed to bring people together, encourage discussion, create safe space for continued conversation around LGBTQI+ persons and their families, and to provide resources useful to the LGBTQI+ community and the people who love them.
During the event you will have the opportunity in discussion groups to interact with other LGBTQI+ people and their allies navigating different stages of coming out, and understanding one’s self. You will meet people interested in helping you on your journey to honest, open, celebrated living. If you are an ally, this event will help you to reach greater understanding on how to love and support LGBTQI+ persons. You will also have the opportunity to hear Amber and Stephen’s stories, as well as dialogue with them in a panel discussion and through separate Q&A’s.
The event will be held on Saturday November 17th from 2:30pm-9:00pm at All Pilgrim’s Christian Church 500 Broadway East, Seattle, WA 98102.
Visit https://rediscoveringfamily.brownpapertickets.com for registration information. Scholarships are available on a case-by-case basis, please let us know if you would like to attend but would need financial assistance by contacting us here. The opportunity to fund someone else attending the event is made possible during registration, and could make a significant difference in someone’s life.
Duo-Organists Wanda Griffiths & Stephen Marshall-Ward with reSound — A Northwest Chamber Ensemble, Plymouth Youth Forum & Guests present Let Justice Roll Down — A Multi-Media Musical Journey to Selma and Back.
"Sometimes the only out is back through."
To see their complete season schedule click here.
reSound, A Northwest Chamber Ensemble will be performing at Horizon House in Seattle on January 10th at 7:00 PM.
Spend New Year's Eve in quiet meditation, dwelling in that space between what is past and what is to come. All are welcome; come walk for an hour or for the evening.
reSound will be performing from 8PM to 9PM.
reSound, A Northwest Chamber Ensemble will be performing on Saturday, December 16th at 2:00 PM at Bailey Boushay House.
Bailey-Boushay was founded as a way to address the housing and health care needs of people living with AIDS. Today, Bailey-Boushay continues to serve people with HIV/AIDS as well as those who need end-of-life care with conditions including cancer, ALS and Huntington's disease, among others.
You can find out more about Bailey-Boushay House at www.bailey-boushay.org
Join Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley for "RECOICE! A Celebration of Christmas".
This program will feature music of Gabrieli, Poulenc, Whitacre, Rutter, Lauridsen, Berkey, and the world premiere performance of "We Come Rejoicing", written for Cantabile, words and music by Michael Austin Miller.
$16 General, $10 Student, $45 Families
Join Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley for "RECOICE! A Celebration of Christmas".
This program will feature music of Gabrieli, Poulenc, Whitacre, Rutter, Lauridsen, Berkey, and the world premiere performance of "We Come Rejoicing", written for Cantabile, words and music by Michael Austin Miller.
$16 General, $10 Student, $45 Families
Join Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley for "RECOICE! A Celebration of Christmas".
This program will feature music of Gabrieli, Poulenc, Whitacre, Rutter, Lauridsen, Berkey, and the world premiere performance of "We Come Rejoicing", written for Cantabile, words and music by Michael Austin Miller.
$16 General, $10 Student, $45 Families
Join Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley for "RECOICE! A Celebration of Christmas".
This program will feature music of Gabrieli, Poulenc, Whitacre, Rutter, Lauridsen, Berkey, and the world premiere performance of "We Come Rejoicing", written for Cantabile, words and music by Michael Austin Miller.
$16 General, $10 Student, $45 Families
reSound, a Northwest Chamber Ensemble presents "Reformed & Reforming, celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation".
This free concert will also feature Skyros String Quartet, Kyle Erickson, Trumpeter, and special musical guests Steve Thoreson, tenor, and Andrew Marshall, sound healer. This exciting event will feature the world premiere of "From Death to New Life: A Requiem Mass for the Church," by Michael Austin Miller and Stephen Marshall-Ward.
Join us before the concert at 6:15 PM for the Meet the Composers’ Pre-Concert Lecture in the chapel.
“Pre-Concert Music” provided by Dr. Norma Aamodt-Nelson (organ) and Kyle Erickson (trumpet)
The Greater Seattle Choral Consortium is proud to announce our third Seattle Sings Choral Festival to be held on October 12, 13 and 14 at Seattle First Baptist Church. The GSCC is a non-profit service organization which provides advocacy, support, resource sharing, and outreach to more than sixty choruses throughout the Puget Sound region. In keeping with our mission and vision, the Consortium is proud to gather together 35 of our member choirs in a three-day event of public performances.
reSound will be performing on the evening of Saturday, October 14th. More information to come.
The Greater Seattle Choral Consortium is proud to announce our third Seattle Sings Choral Festival to be held on October 12, 13 and 14 at Seattle First Baptist Church. The GSCC is a non-profit service organization which provides advocacy, support, resource sharing, and outreach to more than sixty choruses throughout the Puget Sound region. In keeping with our mission and vision, the Consortium is proud to gather together 35 of our member choirs in a three-day event of public performances.
Cantabile of Skagit Valley will be performing on the evening of Saturday, October 14th. More information to come.
Co-sponsored by The Institute for Social Change Through the Arts and All Pilgrims Church
Join us August 13th, 3-7pm for an afternoon of live music, art builds, activities for kids and the opportunity to hear from some of the youth plaintiffs suing the US Government for their LEGAL RIGHT TO A STABLE CLIMATE and a healthy atmosphere for all present and future generations.
Community and Family Event, All Ages. (The venue is wheelchair accessible. Enter from the sanctuary, and go through the chapel into Stuart Hall.)
Tickets available at 350seattle.org/concert
This event is also celebrating the launch of the Protect What You Love album project, lifting up musicians from around the Pacific Northwest, writing songs of Climate and social justice.
Live performances by:
Quincy Davis (Hip Hop, Portland, OR)
Paul Wagner (Saanich, B.C.)
Isaac Castillo (Hawaii)
Aji Piper (Plaintiff on Case)
Columbia City Chorus
Animals of Grace
Tobias The Owl
Eric Herbig
Kaeley Pruitt
Annie Sea
Paul Schiavo
Marika Clymer
Over 100 singers and full orchestra will present the beautiful and stirring Fauré Requiem. Dr Wanda Griffiths and Stephen Marshall-Ward will also be playing variations, both at the pipe organ.
Join Cantabile of Skagit Valley for a gorgeous and transcendent program with a pleasing mix of songs by Samuel Barber, Johannes Brahms, Eriks Esenvalds, Frank Ticheli, Stephen Foster, Eric Whitacre, Ola Gjeilo, Morten Lauridsen, and Cantabile's own director, Stephen Marshall-Ward.
Join Cantabile of Skagit Valley for a gorgeous and transcendent program with a pleasing mix of songs by Samuel Barber, Johannes Brahms, Eriks Esenvalds, Frank Ticheli, Stephen Foster, Eric Whitacre, Ola Gjeilo, Morten Lauridsen, and Cantabile's own director, Stephen Marshall-Ward.
reSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble will be joining the Stephen & Wanda Organ Duo and guest trumpeter Kyle Erickson at Plymouth Church in Seattle for an exciting performance featuring original music written by Stephen Marshall-Ward.
This is a benefit concert for "Selma: A Civil Rights Journey - Plymouth Youth Mission Trip 2017". Suggested donation is $15.
Epiphany, or Three Kings' Day, traditionally the 12th Day of Christmas, celebrates the day that the Magi came to visit the baby Christ Child. Epiphany celebrates the new Light that had come for all people. We will gather to experience this Light, this Hope and Peace, together as we start a new year, pausing to rest and reflect, and experience something new. We have some wonderful choral pieces that we cannot wait to share with you on this journey.
reSound, a Northwest Chamber Ensemble presents "New Beginnings: An Epiphany Experience" on Sunday, January 8, 2017, 7:00pm at Lynnwood's Trinity Lutheran Church. Tickets are $15 at the door.
Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley presents an uplifting concert featuring a wide-ranging journey across the continents, and perfect for your holiday season! With a mix of classical and jazz, including lovely folk carols and lively percussive elements, the international program ranging from Brazil to Poland, Africa to Jamaica is sure to set your feet to tapping, and stir your soul. Come, and soak in the artistry of Music Director, Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward, as he leads the singers of Cantabile Chamber Choir.
Admission (at the door): $15 / $8 students / $40 families
Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley presents an uplifting concert featuring a wide-ranging journey across the continents, and perfect for your holiday season! With a mix of classical and jazz, including lovely folk carols and lively percussive elements, the international program ranging from Brazil to Poland, Africa to Jamaica is sure to set your feet to tapping, and stir your soul. Come, and soak in the artistry of Music Director, Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward, as he leads the singers of Cantabile Chamber Choir.
Admission (at the door): $15 / $8 students / $40 families
Cantabile Chamber Choir of Skagit Valley presents an uplifting concert featuring a wide-ranging journey across the continents, and perfect for your holiday season! With a mix of classical and jazz, including lovely folk carols and lively percussive elements, the international program ranging from Brazil to Poland, Africa to Jamaica is sure to set your feet to tapping, and stir your soul. Come, and soak in the artistry of Music Director, Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward, as he leads the singers of Cantabile Chamber Choir.
Admission (at the door): $15 / $8 students / $40 families
The Architecture of Family & the Art of Self-Discovery is a multi-media production that tells the story of how Stephen, rooted in fundamentalism, came out to his family and how they navigated the path of becoming the loving, supportive family they are today.
This production was written and produced by Stephen Marshall-Ward and will feature video interview clips of the family, live original music (performed by reSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble and Dave Beck, cellist), and sets designed to usher the audience into the narrative. It is presented by The Institute for Social Justice through the Arts (ISCA), a ministry of All Pilgrims Christian Church.
We want this story to be an example to broken families – even deeply shattered ones – that it is possible to heal and love each other.
Performances will be held on May 6th, 7th, 13th, & 14th at 7:30pm at All Pilgrims Christian Church in Seattle, WA.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.architectureoffamily.com.
The Architecture of Family & the Art of Self-Discovery is a multi-media production that tells the story of how Stephen, rooted in fundamentalism, came out to his family and how they navigated the path of becoming the loving, supportive family they are today.
This production was written and produced by Stephen Marshall-Ward and will feature video interview clips of the family, live original music (performed by reSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble and Dave Beck, cellist), and sets designed to usher the audience into the narrative. It is presented by The Institute for Social Justice through the Arts (ISCA), a ministry of All Pilgrims Christian Church.
We want this story to be an example to broken families – even deeply shattered ones – that it is possible to heal and love each other.
Performances will be held on May 6th, 7th, 13th, & 14th at 7:30pm at All Pilgrims Christian Church in Seattle, WA.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.architectureoffamily.com.
The Architecture of Family & the Art of Self-Discovery is a multi-media production that tells the story of how Stephen, rooted in fundamentalism, came out to his family and how they navigated the path of becoming the loving, supportive family they are today.
This production was written and produced by Stephen Marshall-Ward and will feature video interview clips of the family, live original music (performed by reSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble and Dave Beck, cellist), and sets designed to usher the audience into the narrative. It is presented by The Institute for Social Justice through the Arts (ISCA), a ministry of All Pilgrims Christian Church.
We want this story to be an example to broken families – even deeply shattered ones – that it is possible to heal and love each other.
Performances will be held on May 6th, 7th, 13th, & 14th at 7:30pm at All Pilgrims Christian Church in Seattle, WA.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.architectureoffamily.com.
The Architecture of Family & the Art of Self-Discovery is a multi-media production that tells the story of how Stephen, rooted in fundamentalism, came out to his family and how they navigated the path of becoming the loving, supportive family they are today.
This production was written and produced by Stephen Marshall-Ward and will feature video interview clips of the family, live original music (performed by reSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble and Dave Beck, cellist), and sets designed to usher the audience into the narrative. It is presented by The Institute for Social Justice through the Arts (ISCA), a ministry of All Pilgrims Christian Church.
We want this story to be an example to broken families – even deeply shattered ones – that it is possible to heal and love each other.
Performances will be held on May 6th, 7th, 13th, & 14th at 7:30pm at All Pilgrims Christian Church in Seattle, WA.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.architectureoffamily.com.
Cantabile Chamber Choir celebrates Earth Day 2016 with two performances of “Earth Songs: Voices of Earth’s Secret Soul”, under the direction of Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward. Concert dates are Saturday, April 23, 7:30 PM at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and Sunday, April 24, 4:30 PM at the Camano Center. Come 45 minutes before the performances to hear local environmentalist, Pete Haase speak regarding “A History of Earth Day”. The concerts feature choral repertoire celebrating our natural world: its sights and sounds, animals and landscapes, islands and waterways, and caring for nature’s precious gifts. Guest performing with Cantabile Chamber Choir will be choral students from Cascade Middle School in Sedro Woolley. Admission (at the door): $15 General, $8 Students, $40 Families. Admission booth opens 1 hour before concerts.
Cantabile Chamber Choir celebrates Earth Day 2016 with two performances of “Earth Songs: Voices of Earth’s Secret Soul”, under the direction of Dr. Stephen Marshall-Ward. Concert dates are Saturday, April 23, 7:30 PM at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and Sunday, April 24, 4:30 PM at the Camano Center. Come 45 minutes before the performances to hear local environmentalist, Pete Haase speak regarding “A History of Earth Day”. The concerts feature choral repertoire celebrating our natural world: its sights and sounds, animals and landscapes, islands and waterways, and caring for nature’s precious gifts. Guest performing with Cantabile Chamber Choir will be choral students from Cascade Middle School in Sedro Woolley. Admission (at the door): $15 General, $8 Students, $40 Families. Admission booth opens 1 hour before concerts.
Four Hands, Four Feet is an exciting performance played by Stephen Marshall-Ward and Wanda Griffiths, featuring reSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble. This concert is part of the Inaugural Music Series put on to celebrate Plymouth Church's new organ, built by C.B. Fisk.
Please join us at the January Jubilee conference for musicians at Plymouth Church (United Church of Christ) in Seattle on January 30th! It's an all-day event (8:30am - 4:30pm with organ concert at 7:30pm) hosted by the Seattle chapter of the American Guild of Organists. ReSound: a Northwest Chamber Ensemble, under the direction of Stephen Marshall-Ward, will be the featured vocal group for the Closing Evensong service and Stephen's choral conducting masterclass, entitled Awakening Artful Singing.
For more information, please refer to the Seattle AGO site here, or check out the brochure here. The deadline for registration is January 20th.
