7904 35th Avenue SW, Seattle, WA 98126
Reservations, Information and Press Contact
phone: 206-937-3613
email: kenyon@kenyonhall.org
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Reservations, Information and Press Contact
phone: 206-937-3613
email: kenyon@kenyonhall.org
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Come on out to Kenyon Hall to Greet the New Year!
We are thrilled to present our first IN PERSON concert of 2022!*
THE RAY SKJELBRED TRIO
Saturday, January 22nd at 7:30PM
The Ray Skjelbred Trio plays classic hot jazz, swing and blues inspired by music from Chicago in the 1920's and 30's. Each musician has many years’ experience and a strong historic sense of the music they set out to perform, as well as a sense of daring to explore new ideas in traditional forms.
Ray Skjelbred's film "Piano Jazz: Chicago Style! was the documentary/history winner in the 2018 New York Jazz Film Festival. He has learned his craft by direct contact and playing with original artists like Earl Hines, Darnell Howard, Victoria Spivey and Art Hodes.
Jacob Zimmerman, clarinet and sax is one of the most highly respected and sought after jazz musicians in the country. He is equally at home in informal small groups and big swing bands. He is highly regarded for his arranging skills and Earshot named him "Emerging Artist" in 2013.
Matt Weiner, bass, is one of the busiest players in the Northwest. Matt has varied skills and interests and has worked in many jazz settings, folk music and was a featured performer in the 2019 Christmas Revels in Cambridge, MA. Matt is also a highly regarded bass teacher.
Ray, Jacob and Matt appear together on the CD "More of That" and collectively they have appeared on more than 100 recordings.
TICKETS ARE $15 Adults, $10 Seniors and Students
SEATING IS LIMITED, SO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW!
TO RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: Email kenyon@kenyonhall.org with your name and the number of tickets desired. When your email is received, you will receive a confirmation email in response.
*As part of our covid safety precautions, all ticket holders must show proof of vaccination for COVID 19 in order to purchase tickets, for their own protection and the protection of our patrons, artists, staff members and volunteers.
COVID Protocols for Kenyon Hall
We are thrilled to present our first IN PERSON concert of 2022!*
THE RAY SKJELBRED TRIO
Saturday, January 22nd at 7:30PM
The Ray Skjelbred Trio plays classic hot jazz, swing and blues inspired by music from Chicago in the 1920's and 30's. Each musician has many years’ experience and a strong historic sense of the music they set out to perform, as well as a sense of daring to explore new ideas in traditional forms.
Ray Skjelbred's film "Piano Jazz: Chicago Style! was the documentary/history winner in the 2018 New York Jazz Film Festival. He has learned his craft by direct contact and playing with original artists like Earl Hines, Darnell Howard, Victoria Spivey and Art Hodes.
Jacob Zimmerman, clarinet and sax is one of the most highly respected and sought after jazz musicians in the country. He is equally at home in informal small groups and big swing bands. He is highly regarded for his arranging skills and Earshot named him "Emerging Artist" in 2013.
Matt Weiner, bass, is one of the busiest players in the Northwest. Matt has varied skills and interests and has worked in many jazz settings, folk music and was a featured performer in the 2019 Christmas Revels in Cambridge, MA. Matt is also a highly regarded bass teacher.
Ray, Jacob and Matt appear together on the CD "More of That" and collectively they have appeared on more than 100 recordings.
TICKETS ARE $15 Adults, $10 Seniors and Students
SEATING IS LIMITED, SO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW!
TO RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: Email kenyon@kenyonhall.org with your name and the number of tickets desired. When your email is received, you will receive a confirmation email in response.
*As part of our covid safety precautions, all ticket holders must show proof of vaccination for COVID 19 in order to purchase tickets, for their own protection and the protection of our patrons, artists, staff members and volunteers.
COVID Protocols for Kenyon Hall
| If you'd like to help us continue to keep the lights on at Kenyon Hall in honor of the remarkable Lou Magor, consider making a contribution. Please use the button below or send a check, made payable to Seattle Artists, 7904 35th Avenue SW, Seattle 98126. Anything you are able to give will be gratefully acknowledged and much appreciated. |
Here is a wonderful video to keep our memories of Lou alive!
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COMING IN 2022!
LIVE AT KENYON HALL
March 12, 2022
Silent Movies with Dennis James:
Master of the Mighty WurliTzer
April 29, 2022
Ranger and the "Re-Arrangers"
Gypsy Jazz at its most fun!
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Join Instructor Viola Brumbaugh of Wise Orchid Tai Chi & Qigong for traditional Yang Tai Chi Thursdays at 8:30 to 9:30 am at Kenyon Hall! Bringing over 30 years experience, Viola's classes help improve strength and flexibility, reduce stress and improve vitality, build balance and coordination. Link here for more information and registration or come by and join in person. Masks and proof of vaccinations required. No experience necessary.
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About Kenyon Hall
Seattle Artists/Kenyon Hall, a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, presents live musical and theatrical performance traditions and musical education in an historic West Seattle setting.
Home of the 1929 mighty Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ, Kenyon Hall is West Seattle's lighthearted entertainment palace, presenting vaudeville, theatrical and musical performances, and offering musical and arts-based education.
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To all Lou's Kindermusik families:
Sadly, we have not been able to find a Kindermusik teacher to take up residence at Kenyon Hall. The folk at the national Kindermusik organization are offering some online classes at https://www.kindermusik.com/classes/virtualclasses if you would like to investigate those. In the meantime, we will keep searching! Please contact kenyon@kenyonhall.org if you have any questions.
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Home of the
1929 Mighty Wurlitzer
Theatre Pipe Organ
