Team  Nature Didjeridu

 

Didjeridu Presentations
	Presenting to a group of 10 or an audience of 100, the didjeridu is guaranteed to impress and enthral.  Its powerful melodious tone and unique sounds leave listeners wondering about the technique that's required to master the oldest instrument in the world...
Drawing on his life and passion to master and perform the didjeridu across Australia and Europe, and based on his personal experiences whilst living in Arnhem Land communities to learn traditional styles, Scott retells his story of a "Balanda" (non-indigenous person) who is captivated by the culture and magic of Australia's icon instrument. Hear traditional songs and tones from custodian clan-groups taught to him by elders and master-players, as well as modern contemporary songs that will get your feet tapping and hands clapping! In this vivid presentation hyped with various tones and sounds from his instruments, Scott provides a fascinating account to what, where and how the didjeridu came to be, as well as its monolithic rise from birthplace on the coasts of Arnhem Land to the very corners of the entire globe, with an incredible current world-wide following of players and enthusiasts. Scott presents for schools, corporate, community and private gatherings and events, providing an entertaining and interesting personal insight based on factual information and personal experience.  Presentations run for 1 hour and can be held indoors or outdoors, with or without technical support.

 

Gubbi Gubbi Co-Presentation 2010
	Imagine the excitement of a dual presentation with Scott from BushLab together with a live traditional dance performance by the famous Sunshine Coast Gubbi Gubbi Dance Troupe!! ...Conferences, business networks, public gatherings, private functions...
Scott from BushLab is proud to join forces with members of the Sunshine Coast Gubbi Gubbi Dance Troupe to provide an exciting presentation based on the didjeridu! Now in the one presentation; the Gubbi Gubbi (traditional custodians of the Sunshine Coast region) perform their traditional dances and songs with story-telling and didjeridu. The dancers are traditionally dressed and provide an mesmerising presentation that touches the hearts and passions of their audiences, Scott from BushLab provides an entertaining presentation of life and times with the didjeridu, playing traditional songs learned from his visits to Arhnem Land and living with traditional masters Darryl Dikarrna and world-renowned elder Djalu Gurriwiwi, as well as modern tunes that he regularly plays in concerts and festivals. Contact BushLab for more information and pricing!!