Biography:

Koomurri is an inspiring Australian Aboriginal entertainment and educational business, covering all aspects of the Australian indigenous culture including music, dance and art. We create traditional and contemporary music and dance

A leading entertainment operation for over 30 years across Australia our team has toured the world delivering tailor made programs in Aboriginal performance, educational, workshops and team building programs to suit major events, corporate bodies, conference, schools, sporting bodies, organisations, public festivals and private shows. Koomurri is world renowned and recognised.

We utilise a vast range of world class Indigenous didgeridoo masters and dancers whom have traveled the world extensively promoting our Australian Aboriginal culture. The Koomurri dancers, artists and performers come from many different Aboriginal Nations enabling our team to showcase different dance, music and vocal styles. Koomurri also cater a traditional bush tucker experience as an optional extra at events

Major Events include
Australian Embassy Paris France, Australian Embassy Beirut Lebanon, AusTrade Tokyo Japan, Fifa World Cup Festival 2006 Berlin, Frankfurt & Dusseldorf Germany, Opening Ceremony 2007 Rugby World Cup France , Festival Ovale France, Opening and Closing Ceremony Sydney 2000 Olympiad, Athens 2004 Olympiad, Australian Passport Office, Department Of Education (Liverpool District), Anglican Schools Commission, Wayeville Council , University Of Sydney,. AFL Indigenous Round 2009 & 2010 Sydney Swans, The Rainbow Serpent and toured South America for Aboriginal Arts and Culture.

Corporate Companies include
Qantus airlines, Virign blue, Sdney city council, Australia ARL, Sydney Swans AFL, McGrath Estate Agents, Malaysia Airlines, Sydney Airport Corporation & Master Plumbers Association of NSW.

Koomurri is the Australia,s leading Aboriginal educational programs work in pre schools, primary schools and high schools (private and public), tafe colleges and universities raising awareness of Aboriginal culture in a fun environment.visit http://www.koomurri.com