Greg Dimmock: Music, Dance, and Community.

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A Swag Full of Instruments: Exploring Music and Culture”

A Swag Full of Instruments is an early childhood music program that takes children on a joyful journey through sounds and rhythms from around the globe. Through interactive songs, engaging activities, and the captivating sounds of unique instruments, we ignite a love of music in young hearts.

For more Information about A Swag Full of Instruments for Early Education or Schools Click here

A Swag Full of Instruments also visits age care facilities and retirement villages.

  • “Our visits feature a diverse collection of instruments from around the globe, introducing residents to a rich tapestry of musical cultures.”
  • “Engage in lively sing-alongs, where residents can join in the fun by playing percussive instruments provided by A Swag Full of Instruments.”
  • “Experience the therapeutic benefits of music, fostering social interaction, cognitive stimulation, and emotional well-being.”

 For more Information about A Swag Full of Instruments  performances for seniors, age cares. Click here

To see Songs and Music Video’s for seniors Click here

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About Speewah:

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Taking their name from a legendary sheep station in Australian history where everything was said to be larger than life, Speewah has been known to swing from rowdy sheep songs and Irish bush dance tunes to a captivating mix of folk, jazz, blues, and world music. Their energetic performances keep the night moving with toe-tapping rhythms and enthusiastic audience participation.

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Bush Dancing with Speewah:

A Lively Celebration of Australian Tradition”

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Who Can Do a Bush Dance?

In fact, anyone from preschool children to the old and wise can participate. Furthermore, we have adapted the dances for anyone in wheelchairs, etc.

Is Bush Dancing Hard or Complicated?

Not really. The dances we call are for beginners—even those with two left feet! Some dances may appear difficult, but after a few walkthroughs, they become easier. On the whole, they are designed to make you laugh, smile, and have a good time.

For more Information about Bush Dancing for your school or social event click here

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email: greg@dimmockentertainment.com

Phone:  mobile 0413 771 557

Mail: P.O. Box 8090 Glenmore Park NSW 2745 Australia

Zoom: greg@dimmockentertainment.com

Skype: greg.dimmock

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