Voices of the Danube: Dunava Performance & Discussion

Note: Pre-registration for this program has ended. A block of walk-in tickets will be available on site beginning 30 minutes before the performance on a first-come-first-served basis.

Dunava (from Дунав, the Bulgarian name for the Danube river) is a Balkan women's choir, comprised of singers with a passion for intricate harmonies and varying vocal technique. Dunava is dedicated to studying and performing traditional folk music from Eastern Europe with respect, and introducing audiences to these beautiful vocal traditions and songs.

Join us for a very special evening featuring a performance by these incredible singers and a conversation with Darek Mazzone, co-founder of the cultural non-profit SAMA (Seattle Sacred Music & Art) and DJ of the Wo'Pop show on Seattle's KEXP 90.3 FM.

Registration is confirmed by email.

Parking can be an issue in our area, so please plan your visit accordingly. Suggestions and more information here: https://fryemuseum.org/visit

On-site Ticketing Policy: Doors will open 30 minutes prior to the event and preregistered guests can check in at that time. If the program is sold out, walk-ins will be able to join a standby list on a first-come-first-served basis. Unclaimed tickets (regardless of registration) will be released to standby 10 minutes prior to the start of the program. Preregistered guests should arrive early to secure their tickets. All unclaimed tickets (regardless of reservations) will be released to standby 10 minutes before the program.   

About Dunava

http://www.dunava.org/

About SAMA: Seattle Sacred Music & Art

Seattle Sacred Music & Art (SAMA) produces, promotes, and celebrates the healing power of global sacred music through live and streamed events. They partner with music and arts presenters in the Pacific Northwest and around the world, connecting artists with Seattle communities. SAMA believes music among other art forms can bring about cross-cultural understanding, interesting dialogue, and healing.