
We typically schedule live music on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, for Sunday Jazz Brunch, and on the first Wednesday evening of the month. The stage is at the rear of the dining room, with many tables afforded a direct view of the musicians. There is no cover charge to enjoy music, however the dining room is reserved for dinner only until our waitlist is entirely seated. At that point, typically by 10pm, we are happy to seat guests for drinks and dessert who'd like to soak up the jazzy atmosphere.
Serafina's longest tenured and most diversely talented jazz quartet, Leo, Sue, Artie, Jeff and Aaron are definitely members of the Serafina “familiglia”. Look for Moonglow, their first cd, which is available at Serafina and online at cdbaby.com. With a voice described as soulful and rich, Sue Nixon walks the line between jazz, blues, and gospel.
Conlin's mellow electric guitar vibe is a perfect accompaniment for a lazy Sunday brunch. With Cynthia Mullis on sax.
A respected Seattle composer, solo pianist Jerry Frank turns emotion into music.
Led by bassist Leo Raymundo, Passarim is a quintet that crowds the small stage at Serafina, but fills the room with the flavor of Brazil.
The Djangomatics are a trio (two acoustic guitars and an upright bass) who draw their inspiration from the musical legacy of Django Reinhardt. They perform the Gypsy style swing jazz of Django Reinhardt as well as Latin, Klezmer, and French musette.
Founded in March, 2003 by Michael Gotz (guitar, keyboards, vocals) and Farko Dosumov (electric 5-string bass), Jazzukha performs original music that features strong improvisation as well as engaging, melodic compositions. The roots of the band's sound can be found in funk, jazz, pop and world music.
Conlin's mellow electric guitar vibe is a perfect accompaniment for a lazy Sunday brunch. With Cynthia Mullis on sax.
A great soul singer with inspirations from Aretha to Amy Winehouse, she cleverly crafts her own interpretations of timeless standards. This simple approach to the blues and soul music leaves one feeling like they have witnessed something unique and original.
Kiko de Freitas is an internationally renowned musician from Sao Paulo, Brazil. Although primarily a guitarist/vocalist, he is equally accomplished on bass, cavaquinho, and percussion. He has toured abroad in Italy, the UK, Germany, France, Japan, and Brazil with Som Brazuca, Ornella Vannoni, Mario Dolci, Stephano Fiori, and Passarim.
Serafina's longest tenured and most diversely talented jazz quartet, Leo, Sue, Artie, Jeff and Aaron are definitely members of the Serafina “familiglia”. Look for Moonglow, their first cd, which is available at Serafina and online at cdbaby.com. With a voice described as soulful and rich, Sue Nixon walks the line between jazz, blues, and gospel.
Conlin's mellow electric guitar vibe is a perfect accompaniment for a lazy Sunday brunch. With Cynthia Mullis on sax.
Rich, mellow saxophone tones and sensitive piano stylings from this longstanding Serafina favorite duo
Fred Hoadley's love of latin music brought him to Cuba, where he studied arranging and piano with Cesar Pedroso and Nelson Diaz, and Cuban tres guitar with Antonio Perez and Guillermo “Boulet” Matalear. Fred's piano and tres are backed by Tom Bergerson's congas and Jeff Norwood on bass, together creating an infectious latin beat.
An acoustic trio of guitar and vocals that takes blues standards to a new level, the Voodoo Trio consists of Park Olson, the sooth-saying, guitar-playing singer/songwriter, Andrea Ramire, the heartbreaking, soul-driving vocalist and percussionist, and Mike Sievers, the overachiever who makes you a believer with his piano and vocal stylings. Together, they play a spontaneous mix of stripped-down music which is beautiful one minute and explosive the next.
Conlin's mellow electric guitar vibe is a perfect accompaniment for a lazy Sunday brunch. With Cynthia Mullis on sax.
A respected Seattle composer, solo pianist Jerry Frank turns emotion into music.
Serafina's longest tenured and most diversely talented jazz quartet, Leo, Sue, Artie, Jeff and Aaron are definitely members of the Serafina “familiglia”. Look for Moonglow, their first cd, which is available at Serafina and online at cdbaby.com. With a voice described as soulful and rich, Sue Nixon walks the line between jazz, blues, and gospel.
Firmly planted in jazz, the Jose Gonzales Trio puts a fresh stamp on jazz standards, flirting with pop, funk, and R&B. More than just a piano man, Jose's vocals bring an emotional elegance that makes his performance unforgettable. Jose is joined by rhythm master Chris Monroe on drums and bassist extraordinaire Mark Bullis.