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26 May 2021
Composing a symphony as opposed to selling itineraries
By ATTA®ATTA member Marc Harris, MD of Africa Odyssey in UK, has spent lockdown composing a symphony as opposed to selling itineraries. He reasoned that it couldn’t be that hard – Beethoven did rather well and he was deaf – but the reality is that it has taken over a thousand man hours to get it into a playable state.
In no way does this make up for the decimation of the travel industry, but it might be a ray of hope; that we can all achieve what seems like an impossibility with the right amount of time and dedication
It premiers in Putney on the 2nd July with a superb orchestra and choir assembled mainly from the Royal Academy of Music and the Guildhall.
- Live in London? Buy tickets HERE
For those who cannot make it, Marc has been kind enough to give us a SNEAK PREVIEW
Has the pandemic enabled you to achieve something you never thought you could? Please share your stories of inspiration with us at info@atta.travel.
Huge congratulations to Marc! We hope some of our London members can join you on 2nd July.
