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• Regional: North America: United States: Washington: Arts and Entertainment: Music: Bands and Artists  (7)

• Academy Chamber Orchestra - A non-profit educational institution sponsoring a youth chamber orchestra and dedicated to preparing the next generation of musical leaders.
• The American String Project - A conductorless string orchestra comprised of five first violins, four second violins, three violas, two violoncelli and one double bass.
• Anzanga Marimba Ensemble - Traditional and contemporary marimba music from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, South Africa and Gambia.
• Apoe, Eric - Singer/songwriter and his band, They, presents profile, gig calendar, reviews, photos and audio samples.
• Atlas Stringband - Old time music and bluegrass band playing fiddle music from the southern Appalachians, available for parties, square dances, contra dances, weddings and other events.
• ATriem Ensemble - Two flute and cello ensemble provides classical music for your wedding, party, or corporate event.
• Bakra Bata - A Caribbean band featuring steel pan drums, percussion and dancing.
• The Ballard Sedentary Sousa Band - Since 1984, they have remained seated while thrilling Puget Sound audiences with band music classics.
• Baroque Northwest - They provide performances and programs of medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, classical, modern, and traditional music through public concerts and educational outreach.
• Becca Atterberry and Soul Intention - A band of professional musicians who can perform at a private party, wedding reception or corporate function.
• Beehive - The duo of David Miller and Alethea Eichhorn offer rock-n-roll meets breakbeat and electronica.
• Boeing Employees' Concert Band - Information about the band, its music library and concert schedule.
• Bonnie Birch Bands - Bonnie on accordion leads a band that can perform in German, French, Italian, and Bavarian styles.
• B.O.W.I. - Band playing original and traditional Celtic music. Includes profiles, booking details, schedule, and a link to the band's mp3.com pages.
• Brian Chin - Principal Trumpet of the Tacoma Symphony Orchestra and the Affiliate Professor of Trumpet at Seattle Pacific University.
• The Canote Brothers - Twin brother musicians playing old time and swing music and offering string band classes. Available for parties, square dances, contra dances, weddings and other events.
• Cara Hill - Pianist who performs weddings and jazz.
• Carrie Clark - A singer/songwriter and her backing band, the Lonesome Lovers.
• Caspar Babypants - Chris Ballew of the Presidents of the United States of America making kid music; includes audio samples.
• Classy Traditions - A violinist available to perform wedding music in the Seattle area.
• Clave de Sol - A violin and harpsichord duo available to perform beautiful music from the eras of Scarlatti to Piazzolla and create a unique ambience for a special gathering.
• Clayton Murray - Pianist performing solo and with small combos.
• The Coats - Based out of Seattle, Washington. Includes a list of appearances, sound slips, group biography, photo gallery, messages, and mailing list.
• Dean Hodges - Jazz drummer in Seattle, mastering recording sessions, and live performances.
• Deepayan Acharjya - Contains information on events and Indian and Arabic influenced music scene in Seattle.
• The Dickens Carolers - Cappella group performing holiday songs for company parties or family gatheringings, indoors or out.
• Eagertones - A new wave, punk, pop, rock cover/originals band from the eighties.
• Elizabeth C. D. Brown - Head of the Guitar and Lute program at Pacific Lutheran University and a member of La Lira, Baroque Northwest, and the Puget Sound Consort.
• Emerald City Throwdown - A band performing Motown, soul, rock, and funk.
• Eric Weber - Seattle area singer/songwriter. Site features biography, sound clips, gig-guide, reviews and photos.
• The Esoterics - A vocal ensemble specializing in contemporary a cappella music. Provides audio samples, concert schedule, member bios, and repertoire listing.
• Eva Moon: Cool songs for grown-ups - Debbie Harry meets Tom Lehrer in a bordello.
• Eva Tree - An alt-folk singer-songwriter.
• Fireweed - A heavy acoustic rock band.
• Four Hands Twelve Strings - Wedding and party music on two classical guitars performed by Rae Borough and Brian Oates.
• Garrett and Westcott - The musical collaboration of guitarist singer-songwriters, Reggie Garrett and Gary Westcott; includes profiles of the artists, audio samples, discography, and gig-listing.
• George "Jerry" Oram - Principal trumpet with The Pacific Northwest Ballet, Auburn Symphony Orchestra and the Peter Britt Festival Orchestra.
• Greenwood All*Stars - A jam band posting live and studio downloads. Includes show weblog and upcoming shows.
• Gumshen - Formerly as Menthol James, a quartet capable of rocking in the classic sense.
• the Hollowpoints - This Punk rock trio brings its raggedy, bloody knuckle street rock to their third release (the black spot). The result is a classic straight up punk album with social resonance.
• Honey Tongue - Pop rock band. Includes show schedule, photos, sound clips, lyrics, and reviews.
• Jason Webley - Solo guitar and accordion show. Information on CDs, tours, vegetables and a guestbook.
• Jay C. Easton - Saxophone performer with information on modern and unusual woodwinds.
• Jeannette d'Armand - A musical and cabaret performer.
• The Jeff & Rhiannon Dueling Piano Show - A unique musical act for corporate events, private parties, and weddings.
• Jim Page - Songwriter, singer, poet, and activist. Includes a schedule, press kit, recordings, and links.
• Kari's Lair: Home of the Virgo Folkie - Folk musician Karen Olsen.
• Keith Highlanders Pipe Band - By the gracious permission of the Earl of Kintore, the Chief of the Clan Keith, the band bears the Keith name and wears the Keith tartan.
• Laguna! - Official web site of the electronic art pop group. Includes audio files, event calendar, biography, photo gallery, and contact information.
• Lake Union Civic Orchestra - Includes contact and audition information.
• The Lance Buller Show - Lance Buller and Stephanie Porter Swinging Jazz Dance.
• Late September Dogs - Seattle rock band. Includes pictures, music downloads, and performance schedule.
• Latigo Lace - Profile of this country band, with schedule, pictures, song list, and fan club.
• Lonnie Mardis Music - A guitarist performing and writing gospel, rock and blues.
• Mainstream - A band playing weddings parties, company events, fairs and festivals with all styles of music from rock to pop to swing.
• Majesty In Denial - This is the official site of an indie rock/reggae band, with concert dates, photos, and music.
• The Mark Whitman Band - Blues musicians.
• Mathis, Kane - Kora and oud player. Includes discography, gigs, images of the kora, sound samples, and available lessons and lectures.
• Medieval Women's Choir - Led by director Margriet Tindemans, they study and perform music that was sung by women in the Middle Ages.
• The Michael Benson Band - A band available for weddings, corporate events, or bar Mitzvahs.
• Mike Hyland - Professional Musician & Educator - Plays and teaches guitar.
• Miles From Chicago - A five piece group who performs current dance music, blues, vocal and instrumental jazz and standards.
• Moonset - Folk duo consisting of husband and wife John and Serine Calvin. Includes recording sales and guitar lesson information.
• Musica Grazioso - A professional chamber music ensemble available to perform around the Pacific Northwest for wedding ceremonies and receptions, corporate events, holiday celebrations, fund raising concerts, dinner or lunch parties, public and private functions.
• Musica Viva - Live chamber music for wedding ceremonies and receptions.
• Nancy Stewart - Children's recording and performance artist. News, calendar, and RealAudio files. Also includes activity pages for kids.
• New Age Flamenco - Performs for concerts, weddings, receptions, parties, or corporate events.
• Oceana Vox - Linda Marie Khandro merges science and art: geology, oceanography, meteorology and astronomy with harp music.
• Odeon Quartet - String quartet focusing on musical styles combining jazz, classical, and folk elements.
• Orchestra Seattle and Seattle Chamber Singers - Information about the orchestra and the singers, led by their founder, George Shangrow. Date and locations of upcoming concerts, ticket information, and musical links.
• Orchestra Zarabanda - A charanga orchestra playing Cuban dance music. Formerly Yerbabuena.
• Philharmonia Northwest - A chamber orchestra under the direction of Roupen Shakarian based in north Seattle.
• Piano Marcus Whiting - Piano, keyboard and vocals entertainer.
• Portage Bay Big Band - A big band playing swing of the 30's, 40's and today.
• The Quit - Indie rock band; includes shopping, biographies, calendar and music.
• The Ravenna Community Orchestras - Two string orchestras sponsored by the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department: includes membership information and concert calendar.
• Reggie Watts - An entertainer who performs music, theater, dance, and comedy.
• The Renaissance Singers - An a cappella ensemble that performs primarily Medieval and Renaissance vocal music.
• ‘80s Invasion - Eighties cover band performing popular synth-pop from that era. Provides band information, news, photos, MP3s, song list, and contact information.
• Sacred Music Chorale - Artists-in-residence at Trinity Parish
• Saeta - A post-rock, dark ambient trio. Guitar, cello and piano. Playing gigs locally.
• Scarletta Indie Rock - A main stay in the indie rock music scene with startling arrangements, aggressive guitars and a female voice that is unusually melodious. Formerly known as Electra.
• Seattle Baroque Orchestra - They offer professional baroque music featuring Ingrid Matthews and Byron Schenkman, with concerts in Seattle and on the Eastside.
• Seattle Chamber Music Society - They present a four week chamber music festival each July at Lakeside School and a three day Winter Interlude each January at Benaroya Hall.
• Seattle Children's Chorus - Opportunities for children ages 7-20 interested in musical excellence.
• Seattle Choral Company - Chorus's season runs from December through May. Also performing a New Year's Eve concert.
• Seattle Creative Orchestra - Features contemporary and world music: includes contact information.
• Seattle Musician - Community site for Seattle musicians; find musicians, gear, gigs, service, dialogue.
• Seattle Peace Chorus - 45 member group promoting peace and justice through the sharing of music and ideas. Concert schedule, history, membership information, and links to relevant resources.
• Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra - Includes schedule and ticket information.
• Seattle Pro Musica - Ensemble with a repertoire ranging from Medieval chant to choral masterpieces and the works of living composers. Concerts, event/news, CDs.
• The Seattle String Quartets - They offer classical and light classical music for weddings, receptions, parties, or corporate events.
• Seattle Style String Trio - Violin, viola, and cello trio available for your wedding, party or special event.
• Seattle Symphony - Season schedule, discography, broadcast schedule, background on the musicians and conductor Gerard Schwarz, music education programs, and other information about the symphony and Benaroya Hall. WARNING: This site may be inaccessible via some browsers.
• Seattle Trumpet Consort - An ensemble of up to seven trumpeters and timpani, performing on baroque instruments.
• Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras - Includes summer programs, concert calendar, history, member handbook and information about the ensembles.
• Seeley Music Productions - Information on trumpet players Bill Chase and Bud Brisbois, the Emerald City Jazz Orchestra, and trumpet pictures and recordings.
• The Set - Includes audio samples of this band.
• The Seth Paul Band - A melody driven rock band.
• Shruti - Fourteen musicians offering live musical entertainment of South Asian music, while bringing awareness to socio-economic issues and raising funds for non-profit organizations.
• Silk Strings - They play koto (traditional Japanese harp) music at public events, recitals, parties, wedding, and restaurants.
• Silver Walls (the end of confusion) - Producer and engineer Mark Maki and his music. Other creative projects including: photography, writing, and drawing.
• The Smilin' Scandinavians - A polka band led by Toby Hanson.
• SoniCabal - A freeform collective of rule bending musicians and sound manipulators. With performance calendar, pictures, member profiles, and links.
• Soul Sychedelics - A funk, metal, hip-hop band.
• Soul Sychedelics Fans - A fan site for the band Soul Sychedelics.
• Stacy Jones - A performing blues artist; includes calendar, photos and contacts.
• Stan Boreson - The king of Scandivan humor, music, and parties; includes history and online sale of CDs and tapes.
• Sterling Band - Five piece band for weddings, parties or other events.
• SuperSones - They perform the acoustic dance music of the Cuban countryside.
• Susi Hussong - Harpist available for weddings and other events.
• Sylvan String Quartet - Performs classical chamber music for events. A mix of baroque, classical, and contemporary music.
• Telynor - Progressive arrangements of early and traditional music. Includes reviews, appearances and links.
• Tim Noah - Songwriter, recording artist, and performer.
• Toucans Steel Drum Band - A four-piece steel band; includes online CD sales.
• The True Bugs - They play music for garden uprisings and those that look under the damp cardboard boxes in fenced-in city lots.
• Tuning the Air | 360 Degrees of Music - A performance project of the Seattle Circle employing a live 'surround sound' configuration with musicians encircling the audience.
• Uncle Bonsai - A trio performing contemporary adult folk music. Though they disbanded in 1989, they still hold reunion concerts.
• Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band - They specialize in upbeat Dixieland.
• Weather Heads - Loud, melodic rock and pop influenced by the Beatles and Elvis Costello. Upcoming events and biographies.
• The Weavils - A tongue and cheek bluegrass band that doesn't even take itself seriously.
• Weight of the World - Offers band show dates, pictures, sound files, news and announcements.
• Whiskey and the Devil - Irish trad/punk band with member profiles, gig list, and audio samples.
• The Woodland Consort - Amateur recorder group who play Renaissance and Baroque music.
• Wright, Rik - Composer and musician and his innovative jazz group, Zen Tornado. Includes profile, gig list, discography, audio clips, news and a weblog.

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