Upcoming Maritime Concerts
Sea Chanteys on the Skansonia
La Nef and Strikes A Bell
November 23; 5:00 pm
MV Skansonia
205 NE Northlake Way #6855, Seattle, WA
A sea chantey sing-a-long led by Strikes a Bell and music by special guests La Nef aboard the historic ferry MV Skansonia. Get your tickets early for a chance to win a personalized Sea Chantey to be sung at the event. Drawing will take place one week before the event.
Sponsored by Early Music Seattle. All proceeds to to support the artistic and educational programs of Early Music Seattle.
Tickets and details here.
La Nef and Strikes A Bell
November 23; 5:00 pm
MV Skansonia
205 NE Northlake Way #6855, Seattle, WA
A sea chantey sing-a-long led by Strikes a Bell and music by special guests La Nef aboard the historic ferry MV Skansonia. Get your tickets early for a chance to win a personalized Sea Chantey to be sung at the event. Drawing will take place one week before the event.
Sponsored by Early Music Seattle. All proceeds to to support the artistic and educational programs of Early Music Seattle.
Tickets and details here.
La Nef in Concert
November 24th; 2:30 pm
Benaroya Hall
200 University St, Seattle, WA
La Nef from Quebec makes their Seattle debut! Capstan shanties, halyard shanties, laments, forecastle songs, short haul shanties, songs and music to accompany work and play. Inspired by this tradition of maritime music, Seán Dagher has arranged these songs and tunes to display all the warmth and depth they deserve. Music from England, Scotland, Ireland, the Americas, and the Caribbean are sung by a chorus of seven male voices, a powerful instrument indeed.
Produced by Early Music Seattle
Tickets and info here.
November 24th; 2:30 pm
Benaroya Hall
200 University St, Seattle, WA
La Nef from Quebec makes their Seattle debut! Capstan shanties, halyard shanties, laments, forecastle songs, short haul shanties, songs and music to accompany work and play. Inspired by this tradition of maritime music, Seán Dagher has arranged these songs and tunes to display all the warmth and depth they deserve. Music from England, Scotland, Ireland, the Americas, and the Caribbean are sung by a chorus of seven male voices, a powerful instrument indeed.
Produced by Early Music Seattle
Tickets and info here.
Greet the Season
November 30; 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Lake Union Park
Participate in family-friendly activities at locations throughout the park all day on Saturday, including MOHAI, the Center for Wooden Boats, and the Historic Ships Wharf. Maritime Folknet brings you a full day of free, live music aboard the historic steamer Virginia V.
11 am – Noon Northshore Ramblers
Noon – 1 pm Roar Children’s Choir
1 – 2 pm Endolyne Children’s Choir
2– 4 pm Winter’s Return – Pint, Dale, Opland, Freeman
4 – 5 pm The Whateverly Brothers
5 – 6 pm Strikes A Bell
November 30; 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Lake Union Park
Participate in family-friendly activities at locations throughout the park all day on Saturday, including MOHAI, the Center for Wooden Boats, and the Historic Ships Wharf. Maritime Folknet brings you a full day of free, live music aboard the historic steamer Virginia V.
11 am – Noon Northshore Ramblers
Noon – 1 pm Roar Children’s Choir
1 – 2 pm Endolyne Children’s Choir
2– 4 pm Winter’s Return – Pint, Dale, Opland, Freeman
4 – 5 pm The Whateverly Brothers
5 – 6 pm Strikes A Bell
