Protect the Planet: World Music, Earth Science & Ecological Entertainment!

Contact Information

Name
Darren Liebman

Email
darren@didgrevolution.com

Phone
(813) 833-8856

Program Description

Join us on an epic musical and scientific adventure, from the birth of the universe to the age of dinosaurs to the modern world. Multi-talented performers Rob Thomas & Tanya Gerard will weave didgeridoo world music and awe-inspiring projector visuals into a captivating and interactive program. Students will learn how the air we breathe was created; they’ll marvel at prehistoric creatures roaming primordial landscapes; they’ll explore a mysterious underground plant communication network; they’ll observe interactions between different animal species; and most importantly, they’ll learn how to protect our beloved Earth.

Throughout the show, Rob & Tanya will perform world-fusion music with their vast collection of Australian didgeridoos and various percussion instruments. Some students will be invited on stage to play clap sticks during one of their musical pieces. This show is interactive, educational, motivational and highly entertaining!

Rob & Tanya have performed at countless schools, libraries, festivals and other venues over 20+ years. They have produced music for numerous films, including the IMAX movie Sacred Planet.

www.didgedownunder.com

promo video: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/737131995/67fa1a2313

Cultural Origin
Australia & more

Location(s)
In-school program and virtual

Available dates/times
Rob & Tanya perform nationwide. Availability for in-person is based on when they'll be touring in or near Florida. Availability for live virtual is based on when they'll have access to their home studio. Availability for prerecorded virtual is year-round.

Max # of students
500 for in-person; unlimited for virtual

Length of program
about an hour

Fees
Fees vary, depending on driving distance and other factors. Contact Darren for more info.

Space/technical requirements
This program must be performed in a large space that can be dimly lit (ex. cafeteria, gym). Electrical access is required.

Lesson plans
PTP-Study-Guide.pdf

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