Results
Saturday, May 17, 2008 at 08:59PM Happy Gaia Discovery Readers of Previous Promotions
WINNER OF Djembe sponsored by Tribal Arts
Congratulations Josephine Poh, a Vice President with Matador from Singapore. She was a lucky reader to win from a raffle of subscribers. Next raffle for another Djembe winner is September 2008.
Love percussions? Look no further for here's a boom-worthy djembe just waiting to be grabbed.
All you have to do is to subscribe to Gaia Discovery eNewsletter. Two subscribers, new or existing, will have chance to own this marvellous musical instrument (20-30 cm tall) through a draw. A thumping reward for Gaia Discovery eNewsletter subscribers only.
Not a subscriber yet? Well why don't you become one right now. Don't be surprised if you get an email declaring yourself the winner.
WINNER OF Techung CD - a Compilation of Tibetan Folk and Freedom Songs.
Congratulations, Anusha Kanagasabai, producer with Astro Mix FM from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for your coolest response. You're in for a folksy treat!
Autographed by award-winning Techung with English lyrics featuring tracks such as Rang Zen – Independence, Nying Thop – Courage, Zhi Wai Gang Seng – The Snow Lion of Peace and Drechang Silma – Fresh Rice Chang. Winner of the 2006 JPF Asian Album of the Year.
WINNER of Stiff Chilli Villa Bali Promotions
Sonja Boon of Vizpro Entertainment, part of MediaCorp TV 12 in Singapore is the thrilled winner of Gaia Discovery-Stiff Chilli Villa Promotions where she gets to soak in the full glory of nature in Uluwatu, Bali for three nights and four days.
She recommended the most number of readers to Gaia Discovery - highest at 33!
Congratulations Sonja. Don't forget to take your MP3 with you!
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Reader Comments (3)
I'd love to get a Techung CD so here goes. MUsic is one of many ways to communicate our way of life and way we see things. Culture is very important. Without culture, our way of life has no defintion. I'm Portugues and I love my culture. I make sure my kids know our heritage by songs and books.
At a time when big companies and powerful governments seem to make all the decisions in the world, Techung's music and lyrics are a reminder that every single voice counts. Tibet should not be a question of politics, but about the right of a people to call a place home.
OK, here's my shot. I want a piece of Techung. An opportunity to glimpse the heart of a man not allowed to return to his homeland. His continual struggle to hold on to his herritage through music. The internal conflict he must experience, knowing he can enjoy his freedom, while his fellowmen are struggling for that simple right. Techung's expression of hopes and the simple pleasure of beauty in music. I want to listen to his messages. To remind myself life is in the simple joys, like music.