ANNOUNCING A NEW FIJI TOUR
Bula Everyone
How does this sound? Your choir goes to a tropical island in the South Pacific Ocean and you stay at a beachfront boutique resort.
Similar to previous trips, you will get the opportunity to visit remote villages in the highlands, experience how people live, visit different choirs in villages including a wonderful male chorus, experience a Fijian lovo (underground oven) and have the opportunity to learn Fijian songs from highly respected choir leaders, composers and arrangers.
You will delight in your experience of the Fijian people, who really know how to sing straight from the heart.
Does this sound like something you and your choir may be interested in?
Call or email Andrew to find out more.
Meet Andrew
By way of introduction, my name is Andrew Davis and I have a desire to take as many people who love singing to Fiji. My family has had a long association with Fiji and the Fijian people. I was born in Fiji and lived my first twelve years there. My parents arrived in Fiji in 1953 and were Methodist missionaries there for twenty years. They both spoke fluent Fijian and my father was able to speak in all the different dialects. He went on to be the President of the Methodist Church for the last three years we lived there. He is long gone now but even today he is still highly respected and loved. I give you this family history because it gives me an opportunity to share a true Fijian experience unlike other tours.
I love Fiji and am looking forward to showing people a little bit of Fiji, the way of life there, and to sing with the Fijians.
Other Projects
Because I was born into such a vibrant environment, singing continued to be part of my life even after leaving Fiji. In my hometown of Sawtell I am delighted to have the opportunity to fuse this experience, skill and deep connection with Gospel and Island style into my most recent passion project ‘Sawtello Gospel Choir‘.
Testimonials
“Andrew and I met each other 10 years ago at my first Singing in Fiji course and I felt so blessed to have him there. Working with Indigenous cultures, I understand the importance of having the right people, and Andrew is absolutely the right person to have there in Fiji. Over the years, he became my right-hand man on all my trips to Fiji. Andrew grew up in Fiji, as his father was a very well loved minister in the church. There is still a high level of respect and emotion for the family from Fijian people in the villages that we visited ”.