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\n\tKatey Sagal<\/a> and Kurt Sutter<\/a> have a new passion project: A new choral concert called Khorus Harmonia <\/em>that they are readying for the Los Angeles stage.<\/p>\n \n\tThe married couple teamed as creative partners on the unique project with Sagal credited as conceiving the concept and leading it while Sutter is handling the book and staging. Choral arrangement and direction are being done by Steven Argila. It\u2019s all for a good cause, too, as proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights<\/a> and the Wounded Warrior Project.<\/a><\/p>\n \n\tKhorus Harmonia<\/em>, which is described as promising \u201cmusic and feels in 66 minutes,\u201d will present 10 exclusive performances at Hollywood\u2019s Hudson Theatres. The show opens April 22, and continues through May 2. A one-night preview is scheduled for April 21, with tickets available online<\/a> ranging from $30 for the preview and $65 general admission.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cMusic and singing centers me. Makes me feel whole in broken times,\u201d said Sagal in a statement. \u201cKurt loves challenging the artistic boundaries of any medium. We both crave the connection of community. That\u2019s why we are doing this. We hope it has the same beautiful impact on you.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tShe\u2019s been teasing Khorus Harmonia<\/em> on Instagram in recent days, see below. <\/p>\n \n\tMusic is nothing new for Sagal, who has carved out a career as a singer and songwriter alongside her screen work. \u201cMy first love was music,\u201d she has said of the craft, which she was first drawn to as a child. In her 20s, she worked as a background singer for such boldfaced names as Bob Dylan, Olivia Newton-John, Etta James, Tanya Tucker and Bette Midler (with her band Harlettes). She made records with the Harlettes for Casablanca Records and Electra records in the early 1980s before releasing her first solo album, Well<\/em>, with Virgin Records in 1994. Her other albums include 2004\u2019s Room<\/em> and 2014\u2019s Covered<\/em>. She now stars in One Piece<\/em><\/a> on Netflix. <\/p>\n