Dan Hodd Brighton, UK
Dan is a classically trained folk violinist from Brighton, currently half way through a six year tour around six continents, fully funded by collaborations and street performances during his travels. Dan is trying to better understand the effect music can have on people, cross - culturally, as well as gaining an insight into the sheer diversity of music across the globe. ... more
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