Harmony for Heroes

You did this!

Post Date August 18, 2020

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Author Kim

Category News

Last March, our Founder/Director led a Facebook Fundraiser for us. We needed a suitable keyboard to use when it will be safe to re-enter VA hospitals to bring music to the veterans again. From your donations, we were able to purchase a new Kurzweil SP-6. Stay tuned to hear it in action soon!

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August 2020

Post Date August 17, 2020

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Author Kim

Category Music Performance

In these challenging times, coronavirus is preventing us from sharing live music with those who may need it most, our heroes (military veterans, active military, law enforcement, fire departments, and EMT’s.)

As you might know, the Founder and President of Harmony for Heroes is an orchestral pianist. To continue to bring meaningful music to you during these challenging times, we will share music from her past performances. Enjoy the final movement of Aaron Copland’s Music for the Theatre performed by the All Star Orchestra.

Seattle Symphony tickets for veterans/military and family

Post Date April 28, 2015

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Author Kelly

Category Events, News

Veterans, current military, and their families: we have tickets to the Seattle Symphony again! First come, first served. Only caveat is you must promise to use the tickets if you claim them.
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Saturday, May 9, at 8pm
Mozart Piano Concertos Nos. 17 & 24

Imogen Cooper, conductor and piano
Seattle Symphony

W.A. Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 17 in G major, K. 453
W.A. Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K. 491

Hear why British pianist Imogen Cooper has earned a reputation of one of the finest interpreters of the classical …

Seattle Symphony Assistant Concertmaster Cordula Merks plays for veterans

Post Date April 20, 2015

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Author Kelly

Category News

Our founder, Kimberly Russ Olka, visited the Seattle VA Hospital Community Living Center today with Assistant Concertmaster Cordula Merks of the Seattle Symphony. Here are a couple photos from the day.

Thank you for your time, Cordula!

Founder Kim plays the piano April 20 at the Seattle VA Hospital Community Living Center.

Founder Kim and Seattle Symphony Assistant Concertmaster Cordula Merks

Nonprofit status approved!

Post Date July 11, 2014

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Author Kelly

Category News

We are excited that the State of Washington has approved our nonprofit status. Thank you to our generous donors who helped support this endeavor that is critical to continuing our mission!