But I AM giving away two tickets to see Yanni's world tour called "An Evening with Yanni."
I am crazy excited about this. I'm so grateful that Yanni's folks touched base with me.
Here's some info from them:
Yanni will return to his roots and perform the instrumental hits from legendary live shows that have amazed millions on every continent. Joined on stage by world-class musicians, Yanni will perform the pieces made famous by his shows at the Acropolis in Greece, India’s Taj Mahal, the Forbidden City in China and the Royal Albert Hall in London. The live show will also feature music from Yanni’s newest album Truth of Touch. Now platinum in the Middle East, the compilation of original studio music is the composer’s first in almost a decade.
Reserved Seat Tickets are On Sale Now: $89.50 / $69.50 / $59.50 / $49.50 / $39.50 www.LouisvillePalace.com
I always associate Yanni with my dabbling in New Age-y stuff in the 90's. But he's also a huge humanitarian and involved with lots of global events like the Olympics and, according to Wikipedia, is the widely considered the biggest fundraiser for PBS.
What do YOU associate Yanni with? Tell me to be entered in the drawing to win TWO tickets to "An Evening With Yanni." You can email me the answer at lou@loueyville.com with the words "I want to see Yanni" in the subject line or comment below. I will choose one random commenter or emailer on Thursday 4/26. Good luck!
5 comments:
Love his music
My mom used to play his stuff at deafening decibels when I was a kid. I'd love to go see him!
I want to see Yanni!
I associate Yanni with with my first drive to Asheville, NC from Louisville when I was 14. My mom was overseas in South Korea and I was living in my aunt & uncle's unfinished basement. My cousins were 5 and under and along for that trip. Taking in that beautiful scenery of the mountains with the background music of Yanni's "Live at the Acropolis" on tape filling my ears was about as peaceful as it could get at the time.
I'm always going to associate Yanni with the mustache. He looks about fifteen years younger without it! Love to go see that show...
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