JT News: Something for everyone for Hanukkah→

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Light the Candles: A Hanukkah Celebration for All
7—8:30 p.m.
The Seattle Jewish Chorale presents an interactive, family-friendly concert featuring traditional and contemporary holiday songs in Hebrew, English, Yiddish and Ladino.  A reception with holiday treats will follow. [...]

Seattleite: Light The Candles: A Hanukkah Concert→

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with music from the Seattle Jewish Chorale.

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West Seattle Herald: Seattle Jewish Chorale performs Hanukkah concert at Westside Unitarian Dec. 18→

Seattle Jewish Chorale is pleased to invite all... to an interactive, family-friendly celebration, Light the Candles: A Hanukkah Concert for Everyone. Concerts will be presented in West Seattle on Sunday, December 18th, 3pm at Westside Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 7141 California Ave. SW, – co-sponsored by Westside UU and Kol HaNeshamah: West Seattle’s progressive synagogue community.

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JT News: Hey Eastsiders, looking for great ways to celebrate Hanukkah?→

We’ll start with stuff for families.
The Seattle Jewish Chorale is doing it second-night style with a concert at Temple B’nai Torah.
“It’s Hanukkah songs, but not necessarily all the Hanukkah songs that everybody knows,” says Michele Yanow, the chorale’s executive director, of “Light the Candles: A Hanukkah Concert for Everyone.”

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JT News: Chorale finale will bring a little something for everyone→

When Michele Yanow and Mary Pat Graham heard Kol Dodi, the Metro-West Jewish Community Chorale of New Jersey perform “Not in Our Town,” “we said, “˜We have to sing this song,’” said Yanow, founder and executive director of the Seattle Jewish Chorale. The piece by songwriter Fred Small, originally commissioned by Seattle Men’s Choir, is based on the reaction of residents of Billings, Mont. after the Ku Klux Klan threw a brick through the window of a Jewish family.

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Seattle Times: Hanukkah celebration begins→

The Seattle Jewish Chorale will present a free Hanukkah concert at 7 p.m. Saturday at Temple B'nai Torah, 15727 N. E. Fourth St., Bellevue.

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