Visions of a Nomad plays an eclectic mix of World jazz Fusion and Classically influenced Music. 

The group's highly original repertoire is both, evocative and energetic , accompanied by the didgeridoo.
They like to make music with " substance",, covering all genres and drawing on all of the world's musical influences.

Internationally acclaimed, these Nomads has received rave reviews on their  tour's around the globe! From theatres, concert halls, festivals and the club scene, they have a repertoire to suit every occasion. These Aussie Nomads like to cross musical boundaries.

Michael Cuming

Composer, arranger, multi instrumentalist 

Keyboards, Didgeridoo, Guitar, Harp, Harmonica, Percussion Vocals, Clarinet, Flute

Silvana van Dijk

Drum kit, Percussion, Concertina, Vocals 

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Albums

Deep Excavation-Full Album

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A cocktail of Compositions ranging from the epic intro piece Something awry, featuring Jazz Fusion and Classical influenszs, to Zindzi, featuring the didgeridoo in an african 6/8 timing Jazz Fusion piece.
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Barramundi Dreaming-Single

Project Cuming & Van Dijk

Barramundi Dreaming was inspired by a visit to the Indigenous remote Community of Kununurra and the Argyle diamond mine custodians in far North West Australia,a soundtrack for a short film, this track reflects tragic events that followed our visit as well as the beauty of the people and the surroundings they live in
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Once upon a Dreamtime

Featuring Michael Cuming & Marcel van Arnhem

Originally recorded in 1992 as part of the trilogy Dreamtime-Zindzi-Wir War,now re mastered and re edited into two albums,Cyclone and Once upon a Dreamtime. Composer Michael Cuming and drummer Marcel van Arnhem embarked on a live performance series which pioneered the use of the Didgeridoo in combination with Western and Ethnic instrumentation. Another unique aspect to the concept was that Michael Cuming played up to 4 instruments simultaneously within the performance, hence the BIG sound for a two piece. The concert was seamless going from one track into the other where Michael Cuming navigated his way through playing instruments from around the globe whilst Marcel van Arnhem continuously accompanied Michael with his strong,innovative Jazz and percussive style on drum kit and small percussion.
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