Deb “Spoons” Perry
Deb learnt basic percussion while at school, played in bands in Perth and the country.
After being taught the spoons, she has developed her own entertaining and energetic approach when performing, playing on many parts of her body.
She is able to thoroughly entertain audiences doing performances, however enjoys talking about her spoon experiences and teaching people of all ages how to play.
She is available for bookings at conferences, schools, festivals, theatres and clubs.
Deb finds performing for others joyful and fun. Added to that is the challenge of teaching others a new skill which extends people's musical ability and co-ordination. She also enjoys rekindling people's interest with this dying art, and loves to show how spoons can be played with many types of music.
Deb Perry will • Entertain • Teach • Motivate • Inspire.
Enjoy some of Deb's spectacular performances, find out more about her and explore fascinating facts about spoon playing and even learn to play the spoons yourself with Deb Perry's unique 68-minute DVD.
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- “That was hot like a halapeno - Grandma you rock. There is no one that I've seen here tonight that rocked the band inspired the audience and got us all up - that was magnificent.”Danni Minogue – Australia's Got Talent.
- “Deb you are a classic - I loved the way you built through the performance. That is the best spoon act I've ever seen.”Tom Burlinson – Australia's Got Talent.
- “Thanks for putting Bridgetown and Western Australia on the map in such a unique and positive way. Rock on.”Paul Omodei.
- “She played with such dexterity the crowd were on their feet roaring for more.”The Gold Coast Bulletin – Spoon and Harmonica World Titles review.
- “Your enthusiasm and obvious love of the art was evident to all who took part and the overall success of the activity was directly attributed to your ability to include everyone from Kindergarten to Year 12.”Ed de Ruiter – Principal Mukinbudin District High School.
