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Web Posted -  Breaking News
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Trinidad and Tobago Panorama Results

Phase II, Sforzata and  Merrytones Victorious!!

[click here]


Web Posted -  Breaking News
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Trinidad Panorama 2006
In Pictures and Sound


Web Posted -  Tuesday February 28, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Who Dropped The Ball?
TnT Panorama 2006 Dedicated To Clive Bradley?

?

PanOnTheNet.com, NY - Feb 28, 2006

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - Let's just say someone dropped the ball on this one.  It would all too easy to point fingers at Pan Trinbago, the events organizers, on this one. They indeed would be a natural choice for the whipping boy. Let's face it - the honoring of Clive Bradley at this year's event was poor.  Okay- they failed miserably.  Trinidad failed on this one.  Obviously an opportunity to show world how it honors its own - was missed.  And indeed a society is judged on how it honors and remembers it heroes. But let's give Pan Trinbago credit for successfully putting on this mammoth event every year.  This is no small feat.


Web Posted -  Tuesday February 28, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Ray Holman And Starlift Make Music and
 Social Statement

PanOnTheNet.com, NY - Feb 28, 2006

Trinidad - In what has to be one of the truly bright and memorable moments of the 2006 panorama season, Ray Holman, the consummate musician and respected panorama winning music arranger, led an undermanned but rejuvenated and revamped Starlift into the 2006 competition. The orchestra surprisingly took the third spot behind the heavily favored Phase II Pan Groove and Trinidad All Stars.


Web Posted -  Monday February 27, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Boogsie Honors the Master Big Time with Win!
PanOnTheNet.com, NY

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - Noted arranger, steelpan artist extraordinaire and composer,  Len "Boogsie" Sharpe honored Mr. Bradley in a very deeply personal and special manner.  He and his steel orchestra won the 2006 panorama with his arrangement and their performance of "This One's For U, Bradley", a song he wrote as a tribute to the master.  Mr. Sharpe's band Phase II Pan Groove took to the stage last night as the defending champions of the National Panorama.


Web Posted -  Friday February 24, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Tunapuna Panorama Soars High
 

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - A little more than a week before the National Panorama finals in Port-of-Spain, there was tempo and excitement aplenty.  It was centered a few miles east of 'the Big Yard' (aka the stage at the Queen's Park Savannah.)

The inaugural Panorama competition in Tunapuna was the focus for steel orchestras based in the East.  And though two of the bands competing in the first annual Tunapuna panorama also made it to the February 25th finals at the savannah, on this particular night, the bands present were eyeing the top prize up for grabs - TT $30,000.00. 

[full interview]


Web Posted -  Friday February 24, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Desperadoes Steel Orchestra -
a Band with a Mission in 2006


Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - To be wrapping up a practice session at 2:15 AM is no strange occurrence for many steel orchestras in Trinidad and Tobago during the last nights of preparation before the finals of the National Panorama.  But in the case of Desperadoes Steel Orchestra, they have been continuously fuelled by a special spirit for 2006 - that of their late master arranger Clive Bradley.   Raw emotion on the faces of many players was clearly visible as they went through their paces.


Web Posted -  Friday February 25, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Len 'Boogsie' Sharpe
and Phase II Pan Groove
-
intent on retaining
their Panorama Championship Title


Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - Just before the hectic final week of preparation and practice for the finals of the panorama competition, When Steel Talks sat down with Michael Marcano, manager of Renegades Steel Orchestra for a brief interview to get a sense of where the band is at for the season.  Marcano had just emerged from a meeting with section leaders of the band as they planned and strategized what they would need to take them to winner's row on Saturday night.  The last time these past panorama winners have taken the Panorama title was in 1997 with their master arranger Jit Samaroo's interpretation of Kitchener's Guitar Pan, and have been consistent finalists in the years since.


Web Posted -  Friday 24, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006  Special-

Tribute To Clive Bradley

by - Frankie McIntosh - When Steel Talks - Special

New York - My first meeting with Clive Bradley was at Platinum Factory recording studio (Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY) in the early 1980s. He was working there as arranger on a Lord Nelson project for producer Rawlston Charles.  As Clive reviewed the arrangements at the piano, it didn't take a sleuth to detect that the man had 'chops'.*

 In subsequent years we occasionally exchanged opinions on the state of Calypso.  Clive was fairly accurate at predicting whether a newly released song would be a hit, as with Swallow's Pepper Sauce and Explainer's Loren.  "They want to wine " he often remarked with reference to the Soca audience.

[click here for full story]


Web Posted -  Thursday 23, 2006 -  Breaking News
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006  Special-

2006 TnT Panorama
Arrangers In Pictures

Few jobs are as culturally significant, challenging and musically fulfilling as that of an arranger of a world class steel orchestra performing on the big stage. Many have tried but only a select few have distinguished themselves in this arena. Panorama is the place where legends are made, and stories that will live on through the ages will be born. In recognition of the unique talent and genius of these individuals When Steel Talks focuses the spotlight on the 2006 steelband music arrangers. http://www.panonthenet.com/tnt/2006/arrangers/index.htm

[click here for full story]


Web Posted -  Breaking News
Trinidad Express
Friday, February 24th 2006

Govt planning court battle for pan patent
Anna Ramdass


Trinidad - Legal Affairs Minister Christine Kangaloo has said Government will go to court if it has to in order to patent the right of the steelpan.

At the post-Cabinet press conference yesterday at Whitehall, Port of Spain, Kangaloo said the Legal Affairs Ministry has hired a Washington-based firm which has requested that the US Patent and Trademark office initiate a re-examination into the issue.

[click here]


Web Posted -  Breaking News
Trinidad Express
Friday, February 24th 2006

Knocking yourself out
Terry Joseph

Trinidad - Arguing that its member steelbands were being disrespected, Pan Trinbago outlawed the North Stand noisemakers, a curious twist, since the rhythm section concept actually began in the Grand Stand in the 1960s, with the likes of Jason Donawa, who made the annual Panorama pilgrimage from San Fernando, bringing his trumpet to add melodic highlights to tempo created from rudimentary percussion.

[click here]


Web Posted -  Thursday February 23, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Michael Marcano and Renegades
Steel Orchestra - Eyeing the 2006 Panorama Championship

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - Just before the hectic final week of preparation and practice for the finals of the panorama competition, When Steel Talks sat down with Michael Marcano, manager of Renegades Steel Orchestra for a brief interview to get a sense of where the band is at for the season.  Marcano had just emerged from a meeting with section leaders of the band as they planned and strategized what they would need to take them to winner's row on Saturday night.  The last time these past panorama winners have taken the Panorama title was in 1997 with their master arranger Jit Samaroo's interpretation of Kitchener's Guitar Pan, and have been consistent finalists in the years since.


Web Posted -  Tuesday 21, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006  Special-

The Younger Steelpan Stars Take Command
at the Queen's Park Savannah

Junior National Panorama 2006

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - The National Junior Panorama got off to a bright and sunny start on Sunday morning.  Around 10:32, the event was opened with welcome remarks and the playing of the national anthem by two young pannists.  When Steel Talks was there to cover the event in pictures.

This year marks the first time that the Junior panorama was been broken into three categories, and the youngest set - Under 13: Primary Orchestras, with participants aged thirteen and under, were first up in the day's competition.  They were allowed a minimum of twenty-five and a maximum of forty-five musicians.

 [click here for full story]


Web Posted -  Monday 20, 2006 -  Breaking News
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006  Special- Voice of The People

Phase II Not Moving

 From The Voice of A Pan Fan

Phase II has a definite case which can be won easily in the courts of T&T.    The City Council knows this, and HCL developer knows this.  It is not that Phase II  wanted to disobey and stay on “state lands”.   Phase II readily complied and negotiated with HCL to relocate.   In their negotiations one thing was agreed upon and a completely other thing developed.  

[click here for full story]


Web Posted -   Monday, February 20th 2006
When Steel Talks - News

Panweekend 2006
2nd Steelpan-Festival in Dortmund is scheduled.

Germany - PAN-KULTUR e.V., the reknown Dortmund steelpan Association, has successfully managed to put together the 2nd Steelpan-Festival, called “Panweekend 2006”. It will take place on March, 24th and 25th, at the hip-beach-location SOLENDO, Hafenstrasse 2a .

[click here]


Web Posted -  Monday, February 20th 2006
Trinidad Express

Schools shine at National Panorama championships


IN THE stiffest competition to date, three schools emerged victorious in the National Panorama Finals at the Queen's Park Savannah yesterday.

Some 19 bands competed in three age groups, a first for the competition, entitled "A Tribute to Clive Bradley".

Previously, schools and junior steelband ensembles competed in two categories- an under-13 and an under-21 category.  

[click here for full story]


Web Posted -  Breaking News
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Trinidad and Tobago Panorama Results

[click here]


Web Posted -  Saturday February 18, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Leon 'Smooth' Edwards and Trinidad All Stars Steel Orchestra Looking to Return to Winner's Row  - Thoughts on the Panorama 2006 Season

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago - One week before the finals of the annual National Panorama competition in Trinidad and Tobago, Leon 'Smooth' Edwards is quiet and relaxed in the panyard of Trinidad All Stars Steel Orchestra on Duke Street in Port-of-Spain.  Sprawled out in a chair, the Trinidad All Stars arranger was enjoying a few quiet moments while waiting around for a possible quick practice with a few of the All Stars pan players tinkering around on their instruments.  On this night, though, part of the band was already en route for a gig at the Normandie Hotel in St. Ann's, while other players were also members of 'pan-round-de-neck' sides, and were away practicing for the finals to take place on the night of Saturday February 18.


Trinidad Panorama 2006
In Pictures and Sound

The When Steel Talks crew experienced more than sixteen hours of continuous steelpan music from some of the greatest steelpan players and steelbands on the planet this past Sunday, at Pan Trinbago's semi-finals panorama competition held at the Queen's Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad.

When Steel Talks extends our sincere thanks to the fans, respective bands' management, and a special 'thank you' to the thousands of steelpan performers in the small, medium and large steel orchestra categories.

And to the management of Desperadoes, Invaders, Birdsong, Pamberi, Phase II, Exodus, Renegades and Starlift - for allowing us to capture and share your panyard performances with the global When Steel Talks steelpan community - we say, 'Thank You.'

A Special thanks also to Angela Fox and the PanTrinbago Office Staff for always being there for us. And thank you to both the NCC (National Carnival Commission) chairman -  Kenny De Silva, and deputy chairman Ainsworth Mohammed, along with Yvonne Smart who facilitated our complete access and ability to cover the event.

[full story and pictures] http://www.panonthenet.com/tnt/2006/semi_gallery.htm 

 

 

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Web Posted -  Saturday February 10, 2006
Trinidad Guardian

Judging error, so all big bands in Panorama semis

In an effort to avoid any form of legal action against the organization, Pan Trinbago has allowed all 17 steel orchestras in the Large Band category to compete in tomorrow's semi-final round of competition in the 2006 National Panorama Championships.
[full story]


Web Posted -  Friday February 10, 2006
When Steel Talks - TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Invaders  Led by Arddin Herbert Ready for Semi Finals in Panorama 2006

Trinidad - Arddin Herbert, arranger for Invaders Steel Orchestra was extremely satisfied with the bands preliminary round performance Wednesday night.  He was now confidently awaiting the judges results in anticipation of moving on to next round of competition.  The semi finals will be held this coming Sunday.  Fourteen bands will move on to the semifinal round and the top eight from this group will then proceed on to the final rounds of the musical competition.

[full story]


Web Posted -  Thursday February 9, 2006
When Steel Talks - TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Arranger Edwin Pouchet  and  Silver Stars Looking To Regain Title in Panorama 2006

Trinidad, Tobago - Edwin Pouchet, leader and arranger of Silver Stars Steel Orchestra expressed his satisfaction in the way band performed in this past Saturday's preliminary round of judging.  This year the band performed for the judges at the Queen's Park Oval instead of their customary panyard.   Pouchet shared that in the past the judges have complained about the acoustics of their current practice area, in what amounted to the power of the orchestra overwhelming the confines of the panyard.

[full story]


Web Posted -  Thursday February 9, 2006
When Steel Talks - TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Winston Gordon and Redemption Sound Setters Orchestra Ready For
Panorama 2006

Trinidad, Tobago - Mr. Winston Gordon, arranger for Redemption Sound Setters (RSS) gave When Steel Talks the heads-up on the Tobago steel orchestra.  Redemption Sound Setters who are accustomed to securing a position in the finals, look forward to another opportunity to take the coveted title of "Panorama champion" back to Tobago.  

The band will be performing De Fosto's "Tribute to Bradley."  Gordon felt the music piece was quite suited to the band's music style.  "It has a beautiful melody and strong music structure" said Gordon.  Redemption Sound Setters completed their arrangement for the preliminary stage of judging a week ago and have been fine tuning their performance ever since.  Gordon expects to have a big impact.  At the preliminary stage, the band already boasts a complement of one hundred and fifteen players, with one hundred and twenty being the maximum. 

[full story]


Web Posted -  Thursday February 9, 2006
When Steel Talks - TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Seion Gomez  and Merrytones Looking To Defend Their Title in Panorama 2006

Trinidad & Tobago - Seion Gomez  is one of three arrangers affiliated with Northern Illinois University (NIU), participating in this year's Trinidad and Tobago steelband music panorama competition.  He also enters this year's event as the arranger of the defending small conventional steel orchestra category champions Merrytones Steel Orchestra.  Last  year, his work and the band's interpretation and performance won them the national title from a field of their peers.

[full story]


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Web Posted -  Saturday February 18, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Yohan Popwell and Sforzata Steel Orchestra - On Track to Defend their Title in Panorama 2006

Trinidad  - When Steel Talks caught up briefly with Popwell for a quick interview; he says that even though they would have liked to win all the rounds [stages of competition], he is 'kind of happy that the band fell to third place, because, somehow the players are a little more committed now because they want to get back on top.' 


Web Posted -  Sunday February 5, 2006
Trinidad Express

Our musical saviour

Trinidad  - This evening marks the third of six nights of the National Panorama preliminaries, a massive exercise involving 124 steelbands comprising over 8,000 players, the sheer logistics of which is mind-boggling.

The physical process, which includes equally serious work on the part of scores of adjudicators, will determine which 56 orchestras advance to the penultimate round in the annual quest for pan supremacy but implicit in seeking rank and bragging rights is a larger consideration.
 


Web Posted -  Sunday February 5, 2006
Trinidad Express

Community support at Pan prelims

Trinidad  -  The Pan Trinbago Northern Region executive had the responsibility of taking the judges around for the Single Pan Band category in the North and although everything ran smoothly for the most part, the team did have a couple of hitches. Traffic was the main problem as road works near the Lighthouse created a traffic pile up that kept them back a bit. The judges' entourage usually has an escort provided by the Police Task Force, but the approval for this was not granted this year and no reason was given.


Web Posted -  Thursday February 3, 2006
When Steel Talks TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Liam Teague and Skiffle Bunch Steel Orchestra Look For Great Accomplishments In Panorama 2006

Trinidad  - Liam Teague, resident arranger of Skiffle Bunch Steel Orchestra is looking forward to a promising 2006 panorama season.  Skiffle Bunch, located in Southern Trinidad, hope to again find themselves competing  for the national title in the finals for this year's panorama.  The steel orchestra placed eighth in the finals in 2005.


Web Posted -  Wednesday February 1, 2006
DelmarvaNow

Music students plan trip to Trinidad

Delaware - Alex Gunderman, an eighth grade steel pan musician at the Southern Delaware School of the Arts, spent weeks preparing for last year's trip to Trinidad but, at the last minute, was unable to go.

But he'll be packing his bags soon enough. This year, he will join six of his peers on a seven-hour flight that will take them to a whole new world -- one full of melodic island music and rich heritage.

"This is going to be a great experience," Gunderman said. "I can't wait to learn about different cultures and practice my music."

Steel pan band coordinator John Syphard has received the school board's permission to take a handful of students, all member's of Steel the Show, to Trinidad for the second year in a row.


Web Posted -  Wednesday February 1, 2006
Daily Citizen

The band played on

Wisconsin  - It was not the type of program where those in attendance would hear a pin drop.

To the contrary.

With the Caribbean beat of steel drums, hand clapping, foot stomping, joyful singing, and cheers, a diesel locomotive might have passed through the gym at Van Brunt Elementary/Middle School Tuesday afternoon unnoticed.

As one of several treats scheduled for kindergarten through fifth grade boys and girls, Director Ben Reehl and six Mayville High School juniors, billed as the Panamaniacs, performed a program on steel drums.


Web Posted -  Wednesday February 6, 2006
Community Press
Band beats to different drum Caribbean music heard at Elder

Cincinnati -- Elder High School student Bob Mullen said rhythmically beating a steel drum is incomparable to playing any other musical instrument.

"I like how it's different, it's not like sitting down and playing an instrument," said Mullen, an Elder senior from Bridgetown.

"You get to stand up and go crazy while you drum."

Elder's music department has featured a steel drum band for several years, but the growing interest in the instrument and the music it can produce is keeping band members' schedules full of performance dates.

[full story]


Web Posted -  Tuesday February 6, 2006
When Steel Talks - Steelband History Series Special

Two Bands Clash

It was not uncommon for two bands to engage themselves in serious battle whenever they crossed paths. One such infamous battle was in the 50’s where two bands, “Destination Tokyo” and “Invaders” clashed at a “battle ground” in Port of Spain known as “Green Corner”.  Panmen at that time wore costumes imitating the American G.I.s (who at that period were occupying Chaguaramas, Trinidad)  as well as the Aztec Indians and the Sailors. Many lives were lost in those battles that were epitomized in songs, the most well known being  “Steel Band Clash” (1954 Road March) by Lord Blakie.

[full story and picture]


Web Posted -  Tuesday February 7, 2006
 

SPOTRUSHAZ take it back to the future with "IRON"
 

Trinidad - Trapped in a steel band during T&T Carnival, Spot Rushaz utilize their natural hip-hop instincts to survive the onslaught of the iron, while paying tribute to the only musical invention of the 20 th Century, the steel pan.

"Honestly, when we heard the riddum, we all liked it, but we didn't know what to do with it," confessed TIM Sta. "Then, Nigel came with the idea to incorporate the iron and package our flows within a steel band-type atmosphere and from there, the song just came to life!


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Web Posted -  Tuesday February 7, 2006
Trinidad Express

Exodus panmen 'peep on' Pan Knights 'crackshots'


Players from Exodus Steel Orchestra on Sunday sauntered into the Solo Pan Knights Panyard at Barataria to hear what their competition had to offer as judging continued in the preliminary round of the 2006 National Panorama Championships.

No competitive hostility in the panyard as members from both bands happily greeted each other, comparing notes on the night during which judges visited four steel orchestras from Pan Trinbago's Eastern Region competing in the Large Band category.


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full story]


Web Posted -  Monday February 6, 2006
When Steel Talks - Steelband History Series Special

Pan On Wheels

With the passage of time steelbands men saw the need for innovation in transporting of steelpans, especially where bass sections were being developed. Carts were subsequently manufactured and placed on wheels in order to transport the steelpans from street to street while masqueraders feted to the music. The “Lucky Jordan” was an establishment synonymous with the development of the steelpan by way of promoting competitions and being used as a judging point for these competitions.

[full story and picture]


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Web Posted -  Sunday February 5, 2006
Trinidad Express

The un-sponsoring of Phase II

Trinidad  - Pan music is an exclusively Trinidad and Tobago creation. Not many persons in the wider world who know of pan music would seriously dispute that Trinidad and Tobago is the birthplace of pan although, internationally, recognition is becoming blurred because we have not done enough to promote and sustain the birthright of pan.

[full story]


 
Web Posted -  Tuesday January 31, 2006
When Steel Talks -  TnT Panorama 2006 Special

Exclusive Interviews With The Movers and Shakers of Panorama 2006

Panorama 2006 Exclusive One - on - One Interviews with Movers and Shakers of the SteelBand music industry - In their Own Voice...

Pelham Goddard, Ray Holman, Ken Philmore, Finbar Fletcher, Earl Brooks, Patrick Arnold, Liam Teague and more...


 
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