New Zealand has a comparable music scene to Australia, although distances are shorter between the places, the scenery is breathtaking and the ice cream is to die for!!!

If you are East Coast based in Australia it is quicker to fly to New Zealand than it is to fly to Perth!

New Zealand schools are welcoming of musical ensembles visiting and many festivals have allocated spots for visiting school groups.

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Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic, play an important role in the history of Classical Music. Visit Beethoven’s birth place in Bonn and the Mozarthaus in Salzburg. Take a guided tour of the world-famous Musikverein in Vienna or the Semperoper in Dresden. Attend a concert of one of the many Philharmonic Orchestras and perform in one of the many Baroque churches in Southern Germany.

Whilst we can design and operate a music tour dedicated to a specific country, we realise that the majority of groups prefer a tour encompassing several countries. This does mean that a wider range of music history can be experienced.

However, if your specific requirement is touring one country only, we are happy to create an itinerary that meets this requirement.

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We have a long connection with Africa and in particular East Africa. Our founder’s African connection started when he was a student in the 1970’s. Playing in a rock band he soon discovered ‘Osibisa’, the first African band to make it into the western dominated music market. He still has those original vinyl records!

He finally arrived in Africa to work in 1980 and discovered the pulsating sounds of “Matatu Music”.
Whist still maintaining connection to ‘Western Music’ his many travels throughout the 1970’s and 1980’s developed a love of what is now termed “World Music”.

You could easily combine a community aid tour with music and even throw in a safari!

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