Musical Events in the Puget Sound Area, including the Greater Seattle Tuba Christmas. Music in Seattle, Washington.


	Greater Seattle/Puget Sound tuba and euphonium happenings and other items of musical interest.

Thank you Yakima for your great hospitality.

Special thanks to Roger and Jane, as well as Dr. Helseth and his congregation.

Ryan Schultz, tuba, in recital. Works by Vaughan Williams, Marcello, Shostakovich and Gregson.

The Second Sunday Series at Englewood Christian Church, located at 511 N. 44^th Ave (the corner of Englewood and 44^th Aves.) in Yakima . The program will be at 2:00 on Sunday, May 11. There is no admission charge, but donations are happily accepted. This series is organized and underwritten by Jane and Roger Finch. Directions: take 40^th Ave to Englewood Ave , and turn west on Englewood . Since ECC is at 44^th and Englewood, it would seem that you would go four blocks. However, 41^st , 42^nd, and 43^rd don’t go through to Englewood Ave , so the church is on your left at the next street intersection west of 40^th. (There is a big white LDS church on the right – that’s not it.)


	The Greater Seattle TUBACHRISTMAS The Greater Seattle TUBACHRISTMAS 2007 will rehearse and perform on November 17, 2007. 10:15 registration and 10:30 AM rehearsal, Studio B, Music Works NW (DIRECTIONS). 2:00 Performance, “Crossroads Bellevue” (DIRECTIONS). We will have a very limited amount of Sheet Music and TUBACHRISTMAS merchandise available the day of our event: “first come, first served!” To purchase supplies/music in advance, please visit: www.TUBACHRISTMAS.com

		The “Greater Seattle TUBACHRISTMAS” would like to thank the Harvey Phillips Foundation, Music Works Northwest and Crossroads Bellevue for their support. Without these organizations’ help this event would not be possible. If you need further assistance please call Mark Wiseman at 425.557.3380.


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