Sing it up in Dunedin with Eric Dozier, 2018

• Cost details 

  Weekend cost includes.
  - All workshops with Eric Dozier.
  - Concert on Sunday afternoon.
  - Tea/coffee. 
  - Audio files after the event.

  (NZD)	(AUD)
  Early Bird/conc  $150.00	Early Bird/conc   $150.00
  From 1st May  $185.00	From the 1st May  $185.00

  Payments can be made with credit cards through our secure online payment gateway site after filling in your booking form. It accepts Mastercard and Visa credit cards in *AUSTRALIAN dollars. We will send you bank details if you wish to pay via Direct Debit in NZD  
  
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 - participants comments from our past events said...

"Wow, this is like having Stevie Wonder in the room!"   
"He worked us hard, we sang out loud, we laughed and we danced. What's not to love about singing with this guy?"
"Bring him back.. soon! PLEASE!" He's the real deal"
"Educational, inspiring, professional and totally sensational. I feel confident to really sing out now and with a joy I never felt before"

About Eric Dozier

Eric is a gospel music educator from Nashville, TN, USA, a cultural activist, musician, and father.  He is committed to assisting communities in developing creative, transformative platforms from which to launch dynamic acts of service to humanity by exploring the confluence of music, community, education and activism. 

Eric has traveled the world for the last 20 years working with choirs, community groups and schools performing and conducting workshops which focus on the history and significance of African American musical traditions particularly those that are centered around group singing. 

Feature director of Festival of Voices - 2012, 2014, 2017 and also worked with a large range of choirs throughout Australia including Melbourne Singers of Gospel, Melbourne Mass Gospel Choir, Stairwell to Heaven, Strange Weather, Cafe at the Gates of Salvations, the Glorious MUDsingers.  

"I was incredibly fortunate to join the One Human Family Gospel Choir in Vancouver under the direction of Tennessee born, Eric Dozier.  This choir has enriched my life in ways for which I will always be grateful." Sally Collins

Through his role as co-founder and National Director of Arts and Education for One Human Family Workshops, Inc., Eric set out to devote his musical, spiritual, and intellectual talents to eradicating social, religious, racial, gender, and cultural discrimination. Through heart-stirring gospel music and traditional spirituals, dynamic speeches, historical presentations, and interactive music workshops he has dedicated himself to welding the hearts and minds of a divided humanity into one loving fellowship. During this time he also served as the musical director for the World Famous Harlem Gospel Choir and the award-winning Children’s Theatre Company of NYC. Through these collaborations, he has been honored to share the stage with the likes of Harry Belafonte, Angelique Kidjo, Raffi, and even Nelson Mandela; he has been afforded the opportunity to work with various producers such as renowned Canadian composer Jack Lenz (Nanaland, Passion of the Christ) and K.C. Porter (Santana, Ricky Martin). 

"I couldn’t get enough, absolutely loved every minute of it."

For more information about Eric.

Go to the VIDEO tab and check out his TEDx talk and a little clip of him teaching at our Singing in Siena.

Or read more about Eric via his website >>