Giveaway: Win 4 free tickets to see Danu A Christmas Gathering at Walton Arts Center!

11/06/2017 nwamamas

This giveaway is closed. Congratulations to Sarah Hutchinson, the Danu tickets winner!

The award-winning Danú returns to Walton Arts Center on Dec. 10th and we’ve got 4 FREE tickets for a lucky Northwest Arkansas mom and her family!

Danú A Christmas Gathering: Féile na Nollag is direct from County Waterford in Ireland. This spirited band is known as one of the leading traditional Irish ensembles today, presenting authentic interpretations of traditional Celtic music for audiences all over the globe. In this special performance, Danú offers a sampling of songs, music and stories that have emerged from Christmas celebrations held across their homeland for hundreds of years.

Enjoy virtuoso players on fiddle, flute, button accordion and percussion, played alongside the gorgeous voice of Nell Ní Chróinín with top notch guest dancers in an unforgettable celebration of the rich heritage of Ireland.

HOW TO ENTER: If you’d love to win these 4 tickets to see Danu, click on the word “comments” (right under the headline of this post) and scroll down to the bottom of the comments posted by other moms. Then write a quick comment telling us your favorite instrument to hear. Fiddle, flute, piano, guitar?

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16 Comments

  1. My favorite instrument is the one I play and Teach private lessons for—Piano!!

  8. I hope that this doesn’t seem like a cop-out, but I love all of the traditional Celtic instruments that make up the very distinctive Irish tunes. I will just about swoon for any fiddle, but I used to play the flute and a fife (not to unlike the tin whistle or (pennywhistle). I also am so intrugued by the button accordion/concertina/(Irish Squeeze Box. I have learned to absolutely love the banjo, and my youngest son has taken that up. The mandolins always make a beautiful sound. I had a harp at my wedding which of course was a beautiful touch. And, I actually have a Bodhrán drum that I fancy that I’ll learn to play, LOL!! I got some impromtu lessons from a Bodrhan teacher in Tig Rorie’s pub on the island of Innishire!!

    Being of Irish descent (McCarthy), I had always been drawn to Irish music. When I visited Ireland and studied abroad at NUIG in Galway, I couldn’t get enough of the Irish music played by buskars in the streets and the musicians in the local pubs. Until I can make it back to Ireland, I can only take advantage of the opportunities to see Irish bands when they come here! We’re so lucky to have the WAC and I can’t wait to see Danu. I hope I win the tix!

  11. I love to hear the fiddle!! I think it commands attention and can really get you moving on the fast paced songs!

  12. I love hearing all of them! Each for different reasons! If I have to pick just one, I’d pick piano. A well played piano is so awesome and sounds amazing!

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