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Corporate Conventions and Special Events
"David Fanshawe has been described as an incredible communicator with fantastic energy", his wide repertoire of multimedia presentations is suitable for all age groups and occasions, in today’s multi-cultural and evolving world." HP: ICM London
"A presentation by David Fanshawe is an event. His message is informative, illuminating, entertaining and motivational" IBM Golden Circle
"Meeting David Fanshawe was the highlight of our Convention" AMP Australia in Hawaii
David’s work is legendary, his recordings make living history" Nigel Winser, Royal Geographical Society
He is always happy to 'tailor make' his presentation to suit his audience and build in special messages or requirements. For Conventions, business messages that can be encompassed include:
- "Into the Future"
- "The Power of Today"
- "The Challenge of Change"
- "The Leading Edge"
- "Global Diversity"
David Fanshawe has spoken to conventions and audiences all over the world at:
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Corporate Events: IBM Golden Circle, Fujitsu Forum, AMP Hawaii
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Societies and Events: eg Royal Geographical Society
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Media: TV, Radio and Press: National Geographic’s Explorer Series, BBC Radio, Good Morning "New York", "The David Letterman Show".
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Concert Platforms: Carnegie Hall, The Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House
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International Music Festivals etc ICMT, International Convention of Music Teachers, London, Choir Olympics, ACDA (Association of Choral Directors)
David Fanshawe presents his own original story of Music and Travel, focusing on 30 years’ work as a composer, musical explorer, conservationist and sound recordist. You will experience rare ceremonies and unique sounds recorded on Fanshawe’s now legendary journeys throughout Arabia, Africa and the Pacific, as well as excerpts from his award-winning films African Sanctus, Musical Mariner and Tropical Beat.
Recorded highlights from the Fanshawe Collections include: pearl divers’ chants of Bahrain, medicine music of Kenya, Micronesian star-path chants and hypnotic drumming of Tahiti’s Festival of Life. Using many live demonstrations, this multimedia presentation emphasises the importance of preserving our rich diversity of World Music. Fanshawe’s inspiration and dedication is summarised by his own personal motto - "2% of People do, 98% of People wish they had!"
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