For companies, agencies, and teams
The format can work at a conference, team meeting, or event when it has a clear goal and conditions for participation.
Music, movement, and cooperation for conferences, events, and team sessions.
Team building for companies
I lead musical activities that activate a group and create a shared experience, not just another attraction.
I work with people through music, movement, and cooperation.
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Rhythm helps a group move into action.A quick fit check
In two minutes, check whether the format fits the event goal, participant profile, and brand tone.
Experience without marketing noise
The historical 661-person GWR event and work since 2010 show scale, with Dawid's date and role stated for every proof point.
Event formats
From a short opening to a full workshop. Scale and flow are matched to the goal, group size, venue, and available time.
Conference icebreaker
A few to a dozen or so minutes of shared rhythm that warms up the room and sets the tone for the rest of the programme. It works at conference openings and between blocks.
Musical team building
A longer session with a warm-up, rhythm games, and work on a shared performance. The group hears how a few people become one team.
Corporate workshop
A format tailored to the team's goal, venue, and schedule, for example integration during a training day or closing a company event.
Repertoire matched to the group
From the Santo Domingo warm-up, through the dance-fuelled Cheri Cheri Lady, to Kolorowy Groove or Pirates Mix. We match the set to the audience profile.
How the collaboration works
We first agree the goal and constraints. Dawid then builds a shared rhythm, leads the group, and closes the experience with a short reflection.
Brief and format selection
First we talk about the event's goal, the audience, the venue, and technical constraints. Only then do I propose a format and a repertoire.
Facilitation from rules to action
I start with clear rules and a simple START / STOP signal, so the group quickly finds the rhythm and nobody feels judged.
Finale and conversation
The session closes with a shared performance and a short reflection on what the group heard about itself. No lecture, just examples from what just happened.
Solo, with a band, or with an instrumentalist
I can lead on my own, with a band, or with an additional instrumentalist. We match the line-up to the scale of the event and the organizer's expectations.
Evidence and context
Dawid's experience is shown with a date, role, and context, without implying current cooperation with a brand.
Since 2010
Working with people through music, movement, and cooperation.
Historical GWR event with 661 people
A 2016 event presented in its historical context.
Offer, logistics, and materials
The quote describes the agreed scope: preparation, facilitation, time, group size, logistics, and travel. I work directly with companies and as a subcontractor for event agencies.
Format and time
From a short conference icebreaker to a full workshop. We fit the time into the event programme and the breaks between blocks.
Individual quote
The price depends on the scope, the number of participants, the venue, and travel. We agree on it in a conversation, without hidden costs, and confirm the details before the event.
Logistics
I adapt instruments and equipment to the venue, including a large conference hall. The organizer receives a list of required conditions in advance.
Dawid in action
Click to see Dawid working with a group.
Insights for HR and agencies
Three articles on how music and boomwhackers build cooperation in a team, before we agree on the details of your event.
- Companies and teams
Music as a language of cooperation
What a group says about itself before it says anything, the three moments of shared playing where the truth comes out, and the questions for the debrief.
- Companies and teams
Musical icebreakers: how to wake up a group at workshops and events
A ready 15-minute opening scenario that turns a room of strangers into a team, with facilitation tips and observations for HR.
- DISC and communication
DISC in practice: spotting behaviour styles while the group works
DISC is easiest to understand in shared action, not on slides. The exercise, the questions for the debrief, and what DISC is not.
Proof to show your client
Projects with context, a date, Dawid's role, and a source you can show your client right away.
Frequently asked questions
These answers help you check the fit before getting in touch.
Does this work for a formal corporate event?
Yes. The format adapts to the event goal, guests, and brand tone.
Can the format fit the group size and schedule?
Yes. We agree on the group, timing, venue, and goal before a decision is made.
What does the quote include?
Preparation, facilitation, time, group size, logistics, and travel. Any additions are discussed in advance.
Do you travel, and who leads the session?
Travel is agreed individually. Dawid leads the session, with an additional performer only where the format calls for it.
Do you work with event agencies?
Yes, I most often work as an agency subcontractor. We agree on the scope, the role in the programme, and the terms so it fits cleanly into the client's offer.
Do participants have to sing or feel embarrassed?
No. Nobody is forced to sing or perform solo. The tubes are simple, and the rules and rhythm make the group work together quickly.
Have an idea? Let's talk.
Tell me what you need. Together, we will work out the format, date, and practical details.
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