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Interesting in hosting a Show?
Music for a Warming World is available for a range of events:
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music festivals / university symposium conferences / folk clubs
house concerts / faith communities
art galleries / community events
climate action groups / schools ...
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(We have done all these and more ...)
Where we perform
The show is not like a regular gig; it is a 'themed concert', with a beginning, a middle and an end
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Running time flexible though the full show is up to 75 minutes ,depending on the event. If the venue/audience size allows, we like to have a post-concert conversation with the audience
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Music Festivals: it make a unique eco-music contribution to a music festival and has been performed at a number of music festivals
House Concerts: an excellent way to entertain your friends and family and have a conversation around climate change. A house concert is literally a concert in your home, with the band and those family, friends and neighbors you wish to invite
Concert Venues: the show can be organised in a public venue to provide great music and to engage the community in a conversation about climate change, such as a professional group, community or special interest group
Conferences and Seminars: the concert can be held as part of a conference or seminar where there is interest in exploring environmental issues, personal well-being in the face of uncertainty and/or connections between art, activism and science
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Churches and faith communities: this show has been performed in a number of churches and multi-faith communities and is a great way to raise interest in climate justice and social engagement
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Community Events: we have played for a wide range of interested community groups, including climate action groups
Schools: this concert can be annotated and provide an engaging dialogue with students
Cost
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We do not have a fixed charge.
We prefer to discuss the model that would best work for your situation. Music for a Warming World is not a commercial venture, but we do need to recover our costs at a minimum. These include our travel, meals and accommodation (where relevant) and an honorarium for the musicians for their time. Some of our team are full-time professional musicians and therefore we want to honour their skill and commitment. Normally the costs would be covered by a cover charge/donation to see the show.
We want to make the show as widely available as possible, and ensure it is sustainable for us to be able to do so.
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Where possible, we also like to recover some of the considerable investment we have put into the show (sound system, lighting, projection system, images banks, website etc), that would be a bonus.
Publicity
Good promotion for a show is very important and we will provide photos, images and web-links that will help with this.
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Please ask us for images if you wish to advertise or promote the show. There are a number of images found in cyberspace that are of old versions of the band and we take seriously the way the project is promoted.
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We ask that if the images or text are to be changed in any way, that you consult with us before it gets finalised.
Technical Requirements
Music for a Warming world uses BOTH music and visuals.
It is highly entertaining but is not designed for a pub type venue. Rather is is a listening/participating concert.
Because it uses large scale visuals we prefer a darkened venue where the projection screen can be a central part of the performance.
This show uses:
1) Large widescreen projection screen and projector
2) A sound system suitable for the band
3) Lighting to illuminate the band but not the projection screen
4) A venue that can be made reasonably dark
It is easiest to discuss the type of venue with us so we can work out how to make it work.
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We can supply large portable projection screen, projector, sound gear and lights for smaller venues or house concerts where needed, but if we have to travel a long distance for a series of shows, then the organiser may need to arrange for these.
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Stage plans available.