The Troubadour
Shakespearian characters, with songs and instrumental playing, introduce the troubadour. Then follows songs of love and passion from around the world, culminating in three great songs of Thomas Moore.
Instruments featured in this one-hour performance are crumhorn, troubadour harp, recorders, flute, Andean and Chinese flutes, bass ocarina and guitar. All songs and pieces are connected through a narrative
Bob the Swagman
Bob of 'The Old Bark Hut' comes to life and tells the story of his life through songs, narrative and instrumental pieces. The one-hour show features 18 popular Australian ballads and two hornpipes on the piccolo. The accompanying instrument is guitar
The Old Salt
Here we have hornpipes and songs of the sea. From the 27 songs that tell the story we have traditional shanties, songs of piracy, battles at sea and stories of the whaling days. The one-hour show concludes with love songs of the sea from around the world. Instruments include bosun's whistle, tin whistles, crumhorn, classical and 12-string guitars, flute and small bass drum
The Old Salt Goes Inland
The 'Old Salt' begins with some very popular shanties and sea songs and then in 'How the Sailor Rode the Brumby' takes us inland to the days of steamers on the rivers and the river trade. Instruments used in this one-hour show include tin whistles, flute, piccolo and guitars
Bookings for these shows are best made by telephone. Costs include travel and the number of performers involved. Solo shows for festivals sit around a negotiable figure of $150 per day. This does not include evening performances, which are costed separately | 
