Sounds That Astound Concert with Danielle Reed

Female Singing Phenom, Danielle Reed, will entertain you with “Sounds that Astound” as she performs at a FREE concert, open to the public, at the East Meadow Public Library on Sunday, March 13 at 2:00pm.  This “Korean Idol” finalist and Town of Hempstead “Pathfinder Award” winner in the Arts and Entertainment category, just 22 years old, will sing patriotic songs, opera, Broadway tunes, and a little bit of the Irish to help celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. 

Danielle is a Hofstra University graduate who sings in 18 languages and plays 20 instruments.  She played the drunken and raucous Prince Orlofsky in the Hofstra production of “Die Fledermaus” and entertains a numerous charitable and community events, including FOP, ASIS, Columbian Lawyers, Columbian Court Officers, Salvation Army, Diabetes Association, Law Enforcement Explorers,  Church fundraising events, and much, much more.

Miss Reed competed in the “Korea Sings” (a/k/a Korean Idol) event where she won the hearts of the over 8,000 attendees and the international media who dubbed her “the American Barbie Doll” because of her beautiful dimples, obvious good looks, and her overwhelming charm. She was the Nassau County Sons of Italy Columbus Day Parade Queen and has sung for many Italian Lodge, Grand Lodge, and Committee for Social Justice functions.

Don’t miss out on an exceptional afternoon of wonderful enjoyment as you listen to the musical strains of an up-and-coming entertainer, Danielle Reed!

Reservations open Monday, March 7. All reservations can be made in the Public Relations Office, online at www.eastmeadow.info, or by phone at 516-794-2570 ext. 560. TWO PERSON MAXIMUM PER RESERVATION.

Wanna Hear Danielle before you attend? www.daniellereedsings.com