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Join Kim Maguire and friends for an evening of joyful jazz and more! John Hansen on piano, Susan Pascal on vibes, Chris Symer on bass and Jeff Busch on drums.New stuff! Mostly show-tunes sung in a jazz style. "I Could Have Danced All Night", "Moonshine Lullaby" (Annie Get Your Gun), "If I Loved You", "You're the Top", and more. It's really fun re-hearing these tunes as jazz creations.
Kim's philosophy: "Despite the chaos outside, we can always find a way back to our joyful and deeper selves, through music. And that joy is contagious. That is why I sing."
A lifelong singer, Kim has spent the past 30 years as a full-time performer, educator, and producer. Kim’s musical journey began in childhood, performing alongside her mother, a professional classical musician. Throughout her teen and adult years, she has sung professionally across the United States, including New York, Minneapolis, Houston, and Seattle. For the past 15 years, Kim has dedicated her singing career to jazz, diligently studying the craft, producing her own shows and performing at Seattle venues including Tula’s, Benaroya Hall, Town Hall, Boxley’s, North City Bistro, Egan's Ballard Jamhouse and the MQ Lounge at Triple Door, among many others. As an educator, Kim has taught private voice lessons for over 30 years and produced more than 25 student showcases, passionately helping others discover their singing and personal voices.
ABOUT SEATTLE JAZZ VESPERS
Seattle Jazz Vespers, now in our 23rd season, is a secular concert of professional jazz music, for those who love jazz, with an inspirational message.
Join us for our monthly concert hosted in the beautiful historic gothic sanctuary of Seattle First Baptist on First Hill at the corner of Harvard and Seneca streets.
These concerts are an opportunity for jazz lovers throughout the city to hear Seattle's best groups in a concert setting.
Seattle Jazz Vespers is free and open to the public on the first Sunday night of each month (October through June) at 6:00pm. No tickets or reservations are needed. Doors open at 5:30pm.
Enter the venue up the stairs through the main doors of Seattle First Baptist, (1111 Harvard Ave. Seattle WA 98211.) ADA accessible access is on Harvard Ave., center of the block through the two glass sliding doors. Take elevator to second floor and follow the signs to the sanctuary where the concert will be held. Come early for best parking and seating.
The artists will perform one set and during their break a "free-will" donation will be taken to help support the musicians, followed by a short non-sectarian inspirational message. The performers' second set will conclude the two-hour vespers concert.
After the concert, join the artist in conversation and a visit to their CD table.
Free parking is available in the small surface parking lot on the south/east corner of Boylston Ave. and Spring Streets. No passes are needed. Street parking is also free on Sundays. Use the Parkopedia Locator Map to find other paid garage, paid lot or free parking in the area. As always, do not leave valuables in your car unattended.
Other paid parking is available within a one half block walk from the church. (1) 1401 Harvard Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 (top level), (2) 1421 Harvard Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 (3) 1406 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122 (4) 704 E Union St, Seattle, WA 98122.
Visit us at our home at SeattleJazzVespers.org
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Seattle First Baptist Church, 1111 Harvard Ave, Seattle, WA 98122-4205, United States,Seattle, Washington
