Win a family pass to Songs My Mother Taught Me with the NAC Orchestra
/We’ve got two family passes to give away to a Family Adventures Show with the NAC Orchestra called Songs My Mother Taught me!
Read a bit about the show and then check out the contest details at the bottom of this post!
Details
Songs My Mother Taught Me with the NAC Orchestra
Saturday May 7th at 1:30 pm
Southam Hall - 1 Elgin Street, Ottawa
For children 5+ and the whole family
For your comfort, the venue capacity for this show is set to 50%
A Musical Tribute for Mother’s Day
Mom, your special day is almost here, and we’ve got the perfect way to introduce your little ones to the music you love!
This year, before breakfast in bed and the beautiful presentation of those glorious handmade gifts, treat yourself to this bilingual musical offering with the whole family.
This Mothers’ Day, join the NAC Orchestra and guest conductor Naomi Woo for 50 magical minutes of music that celebrate and honour mothers of every generation. Your kids will beam as they escort you into Southam Hall, and you can watch their imaginations grow with this beautiful introduction to the captivating world of orchestral music.
For the kids, we’ve got selections going from Disney (including music from Encanto) to songs about Mother Earth and Mama Africa!
For you we’ll have enchanting favourites like Debussy’s Clair de Lune, and songs by African American composer and mother of three Florence Price—all performed by mums like singer-songwriter Kelly Bado (Francophone Artist of the Year, 2021 Western Canadian Music Awards) and the NAC Orchestra’s own Jessica Linnebach.
Enjoy an afternoon exploring the wonders of music with fun and engaging musical experiences.
Contest details
We have two family passes to give away! Simply comment below and tell us if you’ve ever brought your kids to a show like this before (don’t forget to leave your contact info in the comment form - this is only used to notify you if you win, and is not visible to the public). Deadline to enter is end of the day Sunday, May 1.