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Contact:  Tony Benton, RainierAvenueRadio.World@gmail.com

MAKE MUSIC DAY SEATTLE JUNE 21st 2022

Make Music Day Seattle, the annual global celebration of music held on the

summer solstice returns to Seattle this year on June 21 with an exciting,

creative, and diverse lineup of both virtual and in-person music-making

events that will immerse and enthrall participants while spotlighting music’s

power to connect, comfort, unite, and uplift. Over 90 U.S. cities will take part in

the live, free daylong celebration, encompassing over 5,000 concerts,

performances, music lessons, jam sessions, and other musical events

nationwide.

Completely different from a traditional music festival, Make Music Day Seattle

celebrates and promotes the natural music maker in all of us, regardless of

age, ethnicity, background or skill level. Make Music Day Seattle is an open

invitation for everyone to make, enjoy, perform, teach, learn and experience

music on the longest day of the year. Due to the pandemic, last year’s

celebration was largely virtual.  In-person events will return in 2022.

Launched in France in 1982 as the Fête de la Musique, Make Music Day has

become an international phenomenon, celebrated by hundreds of millions of

people in over 1,000 cities in 120 countries. Make Music Day Seattle is

presented in the U.S. by Rainier Avenue Radio.

Highlights of Make Music Day Seattle 2022 will include:

● LIVE performances – FREE socially distanced performances

throughout the City of Seattle

● Music Lessons – LIVE

● Tiny Marching Bands – Local musicians in groups 0f 3-5, will parade on

the Seattle Waterfront, through Downtown Seattle, South Seattle, and neighborhoods across the city.

● Flowerpot Music — A new collection of pieces by composer Elliot Cole

and directed by percussionist Peter Ferry features an unlikely but

beautiful percussion instrument: the flowerpot. People across the city

will join together safely to debut “Flowerpot Music: Make Music Day

book.”

● Junkophonics — Learn how to build and play fun musical instruments

that you create from found objects. Participants can get tips from Bash

the Trash Environmental Arts performers and educators as well as

instrument builder extraordinaire Craig Woodson. Junkophonics

Workshops are being held citywide.

● Mass Appeal — People of all ages and skill levels will join together to make music in

large, single-instrument groups.

● MixMash Studios — Between June 6-20, Seattle musicians are invited

to send in short recordings of bass lines, barking dogs, vocals, machine

noises, or anything else they find intriguing. Then, on June 21, selected

producers will have 24 hours to create an original piece of music using

only those samples provided, and nothing more.

● Music Lesson Marathon — Dozens of master musicians curated by

Dance Music Initiative, Flight Ukuleles, Hohner Harmonicas, Music

Teachers National Association, Nuvo Instruments, and more will offer 12

hours of free, group lessons on a variety of instruments and

across all skill levels. Jump around and experience different

instruments, or binge on 12 hours of your favorite.

● #MySongIsYourSong — Musicians will join in a global song swap where

they’ll learn an original song by another artist, and hear theirs covered

in return.

● Window Serenades — Musicians nationwide will continue the new

Make Music Day Seattle tradition of sharing live music with isolated

elderly people. Select nursing homes are partnering to invite solo

musicians to safely serenade residents from outside their windows.

During the worldwide celebration of Make Music Day June 21st 2022, “Make Music Day Seattle”, would like to activate every business on the Alaskan Way waterfront for an hour or two between noon and 8:00pm with a busker, duo, group or interactive music opportunity for tourists and waterfront visitors.  Rainier Avenue Radio will be LIVE streaming from pier 62 and other locations across the city of Seattle.  Our primary stream location will be Pier 62.  We will also stream clips from performers at participating businesses on the waterfront.  Our Seattle make Music Day LIVE streams will also be incorporated into the Make Music Day Alliance Worldwide stream.

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About Make Music Day

Held annually on June 21, Make Music Day is part of the international Fête de la Musique, taking place in over 1,000 cities across 120 countries. The daylong, musical free-for-all celebrates music in all its forms, encouraging people to band together and play in free public concerts. Over 90 U.S. cities will take part in the live, free daylong celebration, encompassing over 5,000 concerts, performances, music lessons, jam sessions, and other musical events nationwide. Make Music Day is presented by the NAMM Foundation and coordinated by the non-profit Make Music Alliance. For more information, please visit www.makemusicday.org/seattle/

Contact us: If you have any questions about sponsorship or Make Music Day Seattle’s Activities:

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(206) 290-968

Make Music Day is presented by the NAMM Foundation and coordinated by the nonprofit Make Music Alliance. 

Make Music Seattle, a non-profit organization, was created in 2015 to celebrate music in Seattle, the City of Music.

EMAIL Seattle@MakeMusicDay.org

#MusicMatters #MusicforEveryone #Free #AllAges #Public #Music #Seattle #MakeMusicSeattle

NEWS

Press Release 6/19/22: MAKE MUSIC SEATTLE IS IN PERSON  THIS YEAR

From:      Rainier Avenue Radio

Contact:  Tony Benton,      RainierAvenueRadio.World@gmail.com 206 280-3690

Participate in the Annual Global Celebration on June 21

Seattle, June 19th, 2022 – Make Music Seattle is live and in person this year. Come down and Join us at Pier 62 12:00pm-9:00pm or Columbia City 4:00pm-8:00pm.  Make Music Seattle is part of Make Music Day, the worldwide music celebration held each June 21, the summer solstice. Typically featuring free outdoor concerts, performances, music lessons jam sessions and other musical events on streets, sidewalks, parks and public spaces in Seattle and across the U.S., this year’s Make Music Day will  encourage all people, of all musical abilities, to celebrate the joy of making music. Rainier Avenue Radio (www.RainierAvenueRadio.World will broadcast via live stream events held in Seattle communities and around the world.  Over 85 U.S. cities and the entire states of Connecticut, Hawaii, Vermont and Wisconsin will take part in Make Music Day 2022, further demonstrating the power of music to unite and uplift people, spread joy and build community amid this challenging and unprecedented time.

Make Music Day began in France in 1982 as the Fête de la Musique, and has spread to over 1,000 cities across 120 countries.

Highlights of Make Music Seattle will include:

• “Tiny” Marching Bands walking through the Seattle downtown Waterfront observing social distancing guidelines – Individual brass and wind players will parade through Seattle communities, by themselves, playing band repertoire to people listening from their homes or workplaces. These Pied Pipers (without rats or children) can bring musical joy in a year when parades are far and few between.

• Acapella vocalists walking and singing through downtown Seattle and Westlake Park

• Performances at the Waterfront stage with NO AMPLIFICATION SOUND SYSTEM heard exclusively on Rainier Avenue Radio.  Listen through your phone or any internet device

• Bedroom Studios – Bedroom Studios will offer a window into music production, and the challenge of producing with completely unknown inputs, bringing music makers together from bedroom to bedroom.

• Bash the Trash – The performers and educators of Bash the Trash are offering their innovative designs for wind, percussion and string instruments for an exciting new approach to building instruments from everyday refuse. These amazing instruments tackle issues of waste and offer us an opportunity to look at “trash” in a new way.

• Virtual Music Lessons with Seattle Musicians local 76-493

• #MySongisYourSong – This Make Music Day, we invite you to join in a global song swap, where you will learn a song by a local artist, and hear yours covered in return. Songwriters and composers of all styles and walks of life are invited to participate in

• Live From Home – In partnership with Make Music Australia and Make Music China, the Make Music Alliance invites everyone to post a musical performance from home on June 21, and tag three friends to challenge them to do the same.

About Make Music Day

Held annually on June 21, Make Music Day is part of the international Fête de la Musique, taking place in over 1,000 cities across 120 countries. The daylong, musical free-for-all celebrates music in all its forms, encouraging people to band together and play in free public concerts. Over 85 U.S. cities and the entire states of Connecticut, Hawaii, Vermont and Wisconsin are participating in this year’s celebration, which is going virtual due to the coronavirus pandemic. Make Music Day is presented by the NAMM Foundation and coordinated by the non-profit Make Music Alliance. For more information, please visit www.makemusicday.org/seattle/

2019 NEWS

Booth space at Westlake Park

GROW MAKE MUSIC DAY IN SEATTLE!

Who wants to run a STREET STUDIO?

Any place can be a Make Music Day venue!

Shout out by Office of Film & Music

Why Make Music Day is Important (Letter from Board President Ramona Grotte)

Seattle, let’s break some world records!

Make Music Seattle artwork 2018

Photo Gallery

2018 Make Music Day – Seattle

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2016 Make Music Day

Make Music Seattle 2019 Recap

Video clip at Westlake Park, June 21 2019 by Delroy Films.

MAKE MUSIC SEATTLE’S 5^TH YEAR WENT INTERNATIONAL ON JUNE 21^ST 2019!

2019 marked the first year of Make Music Seattle’s management by community radio station RainierAvenueRadio.World to help grow this local celebration of the worldwide holiday MAKE MUSIC DAY.  Make Music Day provides opportunities to participate in and observe free live music performances at all-ages public venues across the city on the longest day of the year, June 21.  Make Music Day launched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique and is now held in 120 countries & over 1000 cities every Summer Solstice.  Free. All Ages. Public. Music Making for Everyone!

Make Music Seattle 2019 organized 40+ events at over a dozen locations across Greater Seattle including music marathons (9 hours each location) at Westlake Park on 4th & Pine and under the Seattle Great Wheel on the Friends of Waterfront Seattle Pier 58, plus events in Columbia City, North Seattle, West and South Seattle, Bellevue and Lynnwood. Hundreds of performers and participants, and hundreds of observers enjoyed a diverse array of music activities and styles of performances.

There was a harmonica lesson with free harmonicas, an open music jam, youth singer-songwriters and Broadway-style dancers, plus performances including rock, jazz, Klezmer, a father/son rap duo, and reggae at Westlake Park in downtown Seattle.

The Waterfront HotSpot stage featured teen student performances, singer-songwriters, a Turkish band with a ballerina, a DJ competition and Ableton beatmaking demonstration, plus performances including soul, hard rock, and closing with a 9-piece ukulele orchestra.

Additional activities across the city included a songwriter showcase with a dozen performances, a rap battle, and a production class at RainierAvenueRadio.world studios and Crowdsource Choir in Columbia City; a youth showcase by Totem Star in West Seattle; featured music on the rooftop of the Liberty Bank Building, an all-ages jam at a venue in Georgetown, a performance outside of Planet Fitness in Rainier Beach, plus three Verity Credit Union branches hosted live music.

Make Music Seattle also promoted activities outside of the city, such as a day of workshops at MusicWorks NW in Bellevue, another songwriter showcase by Kennelly Keys and Songwriters in Seattle in Lynnwood.

We are also proud to have inspired the very first musical performance at Quincy Jones Square in Bremerton; and look forward to building that location as a partner of Make Music Seattle.

INTERNATIONAL VIDEO STREAMING

For the first time, the national Make Music Day Alliance collected live streams of #MakeMusicDay events from every continent except Antarctica… including Seattle.

Three Make Music Seattle events (Westlake Park, Waterfront HotSpot Stage, and RiseUp Music Project from the RainierAvenueRadio.World gallery in Columbia City) were live broadcast via audio on RainierAvenueRadio.world’s website and on the TuneIn app, and also live video streamed through their Facebook page and fed into the international stream site.  Complete video clips can be found on the Make Music Seattle playlist at: https://www.facebook.com/pg/RainierAvenueRadio.World/videos/

The Make Music Alliance stated: “Thank you so much for being a part of the pilot Make Music Day international live stream! It was such a treat to be able to feature your stages. We had over 2,000 viewers throughout the day, mostly at our 20 watch parties around the US along with several hundred on YouTube. (In the community spirit of Make Music Day, we chose to emphasize watch parties). The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, people loved being able to connect with what was happening all over the world. We couldn’t have done it without you, thank you so much for all your hard work to contribute to it!  With 20 successful watch parties that are looking forward to the next one, we’re confident we can greatly increase viewership next year, in the US and abroad.” 

12 HOUR MAKE MUSIC ALLIANCE WORLDWIDE STREAM ON YOUTUBE

PARTNERS

Make Music Seattle enjoyed partnerships with other entities such as Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, Downtown Seattle Association, Friends of Waterfront Seattle, American Music, Stealth Audio Puget Sound, KZ Music Media, KBFG 105.7 and Seattle Wave Radio, Northwest Music Scene, and Mode Music Studios. We were also able to promote two booths at Westlake Park and Waterfront HotSpot stages, including a non-profit music instrument collection organization and a rideshare service.

We also thank our dozens of volunteer supporters who assisted Make Music Seattle 2019 as MCs and Stage Managers, Sound Engineers, Videographers and Photographers, DJs and promoters.

2019 PHOTOS

Westlake Park by AlienAftermint.com aka Joshua Diltz

Waterfront HotSpot Stage by Quinton Peters

The Coolout Network Session on the rooftop of the Historic Liberty Bank Building

Waterfront HotSpot stage by Groundzero Keystone student interns in partnership with the Bellevue Boys & Girls’ Club of Bellevue

Support

SPONSORSHIP: This event can’t happen without your support!  Play YOUR part in a very special musical experience.

Top 3 Reasons to Sponsor Make Music Seattle

• Reach a broad & diverse demographic.
• Support community development your neighborhood.
• Support musicians and the arts in general.

We have a variety of opportunities to partner, depending upon your goals.  

Questions? Comments? Email Seattle@MakeMusicDay.org.

Tax-Deductible donations can be made towards Make Music Seattle C/O RainierAvenueRadio.World (Powered by Shunpike)

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THANK YOU TO OUR 2018 SUPPORTERS:

Your participation is helped to grow #MakeMusicDay in Seattle and we appreciate you!

Verity Credit Union – sponsorship
Seafair Festival – support
PA Mathison – 2018 Artwork

Contact

We want to hear from YOU!

Project Manager: Ami Cadwallader  EMAIL: Ami.RainierAvenueRadio.World@gmail.com

Organizer: RainierAvenueRadio.World@gmail.com

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Listings

Tuesday June 21st 2022 Noon – 9:00pm

Make Music Day Seattle 2022 

Pier 62 

Performance schedule and line-up 

Noon – Opening announcements & DJ Smooth T 

12:30p – Aurora Avenue  

A culmination of the diverse music tastes of its members, Aurora Avenue blends their influences seamlessly into a sprawling, unique sound. Aurora Avenue is the Alumni of MoPop’s SOUNDOFF 2021, andThe 21st Annual More Music @ the Moore.

1:20p – Fatal Lucciauno  

After spending his formative years balancing street life and creativity, he excelled as a battle rapper, earning a name on playgrounds, street corners, and on public buses. His debut album ‘The Only Forgotten Son’ was hailed ”Best Solo Hip Hop Album” of the year by Seattle’s the Stranger Magazine.

2:00 – The Ancient Robotz 

The Ancient Robotz are a collection of musicians and artists from different backgrounds who come together to create a wonderful musical experience for people who love music that is timeless 

3:00 – Interactive audience participation (instrument giveaway and music lessons)

4:00p – Kat Stokes 

Kat Stokes. Storyteller, singer, and musician. Born and raised in Seattle, WA studied music and lived for a bit in New Orleans. “Music is my first love and has provided a space to tell my story through melodic rhymes and bold heartfelt belts. I hope to capture universal experiences felt and provide a space to move through hard times”.

5:00p – P Washington 

Pwashington is an American artist, producer, actor, and entrepreneur. He has placed several songs on TV and Film including the most recent Oscar and Golden Globe nominated blockbuster “Roman J. Israel Esq. starring Denzel Washington 

5:50p – Tina Hendrix Music Academy 

At the Hendrix Music Academy, we teach so much more than Music! We teach AGAINST: violence, hate, crime, ignorance and poverty. We advocate FOR: arts in the community, peaceful solutions, acceptance of others, embracing diversity, encouraging education, and charity in our world.

6:30 – GoodyBagg 

Goodybagg appeals to all generations and provides a nostalgic and phenomenal music experience with its dazzling, high energetic live shows.

7:20 – PIP3R 

PIP3R is an indie pop artist from Seattle, set out to inspire the globe every time she creates. She is currently working on her debut project with a psychedelic, dark pop sound, and is a multi-published model in the Seattle industry. 

8:00 – Dub Lounge International 

Dub Lounge International is a Roots Reggae and Dub band out of Seattle, WA. DLI pays homage to the traditional forms of Roots Reggae and blends DLI’s own organic Dub elements with live improvisation to fulfill fans of all music genres. 

Watch the Make Music Day Seattle 2022 worldwide celebration of music LIVE airing on the RainierAvenueRadio.World broadcast media networks and social media platforms