Week six winner $100 winner!
rob gandara
Greetings,
We have our sixth $100 winner for our weekly contest! Mike Thompson on a Carbony Custom Didgeridoo got 14 likes. You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/zDorblqxalg
Mike wanted you to share a little bit about himself:
Mike, the "Didjerydude" Thompson is Canada's only symphonic didjerydu player, having performed with both the Winnipeg and Regina symphony orchestras. Mike is also employed as a classically trained tenor by some of Winnipeg's finest choirs. His long-time affiliation with the choral ensemble Camerata Nova has provided him numerous opportunities to explore the union of choral singing and the didjerydu. Through Camerata Nova he also does musical outreach in Northern Manitoba communities with his hockey bag of plastic didjerydus, introducing kids to the creative magic of this unique instrument. Innovator, collaborator, educator, Mike is excited to see what happens next!
Entries are now open for week seven. Just make a video playing a Carbony instrument and either email it to me or directly post it on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/CarbonyCelticWinds you will be entered into a contest, the video with the most likes each week will win you a $100 voucher.
Pro tip: ask all your friends to like the video.
And a reminder on how Carbony Celtic Winds is operating during this unique time:
We are open for business, but to minimize exposure we are no longer giving factory tours or in-person instrument demonstrations.
We have suspended traveling to festivals, games, and shows until further notice.
We are continuing to make and sell instruments through our website, amazon, our distributors and retailers.
I know many of you were hoping to see me this spring and summer. It is always nice to be able to try instruments before buying and the Carbony booth was the ideal place for making your decision. In light of this; we will be offering free shipping worldwide (promo code: FSHP) on all orders and initiating the 30-day return policy on the date the instrument arrives at your door instead of the purchase date. This provides you a no-risk opportunity to try the instrument as if you were at my booth at your local festival.
We also now have DHL courier delivery for international orders and ask about having the duty prepaid to get the instrument to you with no delay.
Rob