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Web Posted - Tuesday June 30, 2009
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International Panorama 2009 - Montréal Style
 

Motreal, Quebec, Canada - Panorama in Montreal is like that of no other place in the world. As the main event of the two-day Montreal International Steelpan Festival, now in its ninth year, the competition brings a unique brand and style to a city already with an envious reputation for hosting some of the greatest music and arts festivals in the world. Indeed, the operative word here is “international” as the show’s producers have expanded the traditional panorama concept of local partaking to an international perspective and participation.  
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Michael Jackson was one of the finest artists of this age.  As a legit triple threat and more - he could, dance, sing , compose, produce and act.  To call him a superstar would be an understatement and an insult to his impact on the music of the world.  He was the superstar's superstar.  MJ was the best. 

R.I.P. Michael Jackson... thanks for the wonderful music!

Michael Jackson's music was loved, respected and interpreted by the steelpan music community.  His music will continue to inspire musicians all over the world.
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Web Posted - Thursday June 25, 2009
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‘Pic of the Day’
Another Side of the late musician and master arranger Clive Bradley
 

Global - Among the many attributes of the late great master arranger Clive Bradley - was his ability to relate and inspire all people regardless of background and age. Clive Bradley had a special bond with young people. In this photo, Mr. Bradley helps a youngster experience the pan in the panyard.   
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 24, 2009
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They Played [Pan], They Sang
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Princes Town Methodist School’s
Class of 2009

 

Trinidad, W.I. - Thursday June 18, 2009 will long be remembered in the lives of seventeen of the twenty students of the graduating Standard Five Class of the Princes Town Methodist School in Southern Trinidad, WI. The occasion was the Graduation Service and Award Giving Ceremony. The theme was 'Keep The Dream Alive.' And sixteen members of the graduating class kept Pan alive, as they delivered a performance that featured pan and song for their parents, teachers and all in attendance. 
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 24, 2009
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CaneFire brings steelpan
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Toronto, Canada - Harrison’s Festival of the Arts brings different performing faces in every year. This year, their 31st, is no exception. Jeremy Ledbetter, bandleader of the highly anticipated group CaneFire, is excited about their first appearance in Harrison, first trip to B.C., and another opportunity to share their unique island sound.

“The music that CaneFire plays is all about travel, and putting music from different places together, so the opportunity to share our music with a new audience in a new city is always very exciting for us,” he says.

....“A big part of what CaneFire is all about is showing people what the steelpan is capable of, by showcasing the instrument in an unconventional context,” says Ledbetter. Though many people will recognize the steelpan’s sound – Ledbetter calls it “the iconic instrument of the Caribbean” – they have usually only heard it in a limited context. He explains the kind of thing he means – “[steelpan] on a beach playing “Yellow Bird” under a palm tree.” While, not knowing better, we might be satisfied with the feeling the steelpan usually evokes – a tropical vacation for the mind -- it is much more.  

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Web Posted - Tuesday June 23, 2009
The Barbados Advocate

Just Say it: When will we start to value other artforms?
 

Barbados, W.I. - THE National Cultural Foundation (NCF) met earlier this year with steelbands of Barbados and discussed the rules of the impending steelband competition to be held during the Crop Over Festival 2009. Subsequent to this meeting they corresponded with the leaders of the bands and informed them of the details of the competition – prizes, date, time, venue, etc.

Players obviously began to prepare by paying an arranger and having regular rehearsal. It was therefore a surprise when we heard by a chance conversation that the event has been cancelled. The NCF has the right to cancel an event but the investment of time and money that would have gone into preparing for this competition was not taken into consideration.

his decision however is not surprising. Although Cultural Officer for music, Ronnie Davis, has been really trying to create some interest in steelpan in Barbados, he does not seem to have got the official support that was needed for any serious development of this artform in Barbados.
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Web Posted - Monday June 22, 2009
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WeBeat puts pan back in limelight
 

Trinidad, W.I. - The pride of the West, the annual WeBeat St James Live Festival, closes with a Carnival-like street parade, featuring ole-time costumed masqueraders, and most of the top steelbands in the land. The organisers are to be commended for turning this segment of the festival around, from a night of massive noise and total confusion, to a smooth flowing night of sweet steelpan music.

Initially the action was similar to the days when steelbands literally clashed, whilst parading on a two-way street, coupled with the deafening sounds of the sidewalk DJs. That was changed by having the parade move in a one-way easterly direction, beginning from Luckput and George Cabral streets, and ending at Long Circular Road and Benares Street. In addition, for the past two years, there has been absolutely no DJ music along the route. 

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Web Posted - Friday June 19, 2009
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Orléans trio shares Caribbean culture with Ottawa
through Carivibe
 

Ottawa, Canada - Denis Mayers works as a financial planner, David Mason is in sales, and his cousin Trevor Mason (better known as DJ Mace) works for Hot 89.9 radio. But they all live close to each other in the Avalon area and they all share Caribbean roots.

“It’s a pretty happy marriage so far,” laughs David. “It works well because we bring all our strengths together.”

David says the organization and promotion of Carivibe “is really like a separate 9 to 5 job all on its own.” Booking the acts for the Saturday, June 20 event at Rideau Carleton Raceway takes up plenty of time, along with everything related to venue setup and promoting the celebration.
   

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Web Posted - Friday June 19, 2009
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Pan Elders Celebrates
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Trinidad - Pan Elders was conceptualized in 1999 during an evening lime at Gem’s Recreation Club –now the popular Red Step Bar- on Carib Street, San Fernando. Carib Street –dubbed the Gaza Strip by a well known southern pan personality- has arguably, the most steelband per sq. kilometer anywhere on the planet.

Amongst the band’s godfathers, emptying 80% proof receptacles, that fateful day were ex southern based band members such as Jones Andrews, Godfrey Camps, Anthony Farrell, Cyril Smith, Christopher Branker, Mervyn Cruickshank, Ronnie Williams and Gunns amongst others.
   

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Web Posted - Tuesday June 16, 2009
Hartlepool Mail

Band off to Brum for national final
 

United Kingdom - Teenage musicians are banging the drums in celebration at their steel band getting the through to the final of a national competition.
The year 10 pupils from Shotton Hall School, in Peterlee, have won a place at the finals of the Festival for Musical Youth.

The group of 14 and 15-year-olds have proven to be such a hit that they have also been booked to play the steel pans at a Caribbean-themed wedding and have had calls about performing at other local events.
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Web Posted - Monday June 15, 2009
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Steelpan Musicians Honor the Ancestors of the Middle Passage at Tribute in Coney Island
 

New York - Utopia Pan Soul - The Next Generation celebrated the ancestors through their performance with the musical instrument that more so than any other, represents the true mettle of the African people: their genius, survival, defiance and promise. The steelpan instrument is a gift to the world by the descendants of the millions of Africans who were lost in the Middle Passage as part of that “coming to America” experience.

Utopia Pan Soul’s performance unfolded amid a surreal setting as huge tankers carrying miscellaneous cargo could be seen in the distance coming in from the Atlantic Ocean, tracking through an eerily similar route at that point, as used by slave ships not so long ago - carrying as human cargo in their hulls - the very ancestors of all the performers at Saturday’s tribute to the Ancestors. It is not commonly known that Coney Island was one of the major drop-off points (disembarkment) for many of the African slaves in this hemisphere.
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Web Posted - Monday June 15, 2009
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 An Embarrassment of Riches
Classic Work by Phase II will Haunt me to my Grave
 

Trinidad - It was absolutely the best Panorama performance I’ve ever heard. It was music in B sharpe. Last Sunday, I found that new note just inside Pan Trinbago’s “village,” the organisation’s brand old drag, the one that was introduced to us at the western front of the Savannah Party in a getting-to-know-you moment. Here, under metal-gray skies, in the vicinity of 2.30 p.m., Boogsie Sharpe and his Phase II Pan Groovers cut loose a symphonic arrangement of Music in we Blood for a grap of villagers that circled the band’s cosquelle drums like a halo. So, it was divine, then? Hello? Let me explatiate.   
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Web Posted - Monday June 15, 2009
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First Pan Scholarship Announced
 

Antigua - The government of Antigua & Barbuda has expanded its scholarship offerings with the inclusion of steel pan studies.

In delivering his address at the media launch for the 2009 Carnival celebrations, Culture Minister Eleston Adams announced that the Department of Culture’s Steel Pan Division in collaboration with the Prime Minister’s Silver Jubilee Scholarship Programme secured a scholarship for panist Khan Cordice.

Cordice will pursue a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Musical Arts with a concentration on steel pan, at the University of the West Indies St Augustine Campus in Trinidad and Tobago, commencing in September.
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Web Posted - Sunday June 14, 2009
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‘Pantastic Music’
 

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad - Cary Codrington and his family gave patrons at We Beat 2009 Pan Explosion an "out of this world" performance at the St James Amphitheatre on Thursday night.

The Codrington Pan Family played Latin, tassa, jazz, African, blues, zouk, calypso, and even threw in some vocals (R&B) for good measure.

Their performance was 40 minutes of pure pleasure, with music on pan and xylophone, pan and drums, pan and saxophone and pan and guitar.

Young pan prodigy Keisha Codrington never ceases to amaze; she mesmerised the audience with her trumpet playing.

The Pan Family's version of "Just the Two of Us", using the pan and xylophone, was very interesting; so to was Ella Andall's "Festival Song" accompanied by drums.

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Web Posted - Friday June 12, 2009
Trinidad Newsday
Grand finale
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Port-of-Spain, Trinidad - The 2009 edition WeBeat Festival comes to a close tomorrow with a steelband parade though the streets of St James. However, even before that, calypso will rule during We Vintage Kaiso at the St. James Amphitheatre from 8 pm tonight.

Some of the country’s best exponents of the artform will take centre stage at tonight’s show.

....Tomorrow night, WeBeat St. James Live culminates in a street parade along the Western Main Road, from Mathura Street to Long Circular Road. The popular strip will take on a carnival-style atmosphere with steelbands, engine rooms and traditional mas characters on parade. Providing pan music for the street parade will be the St James North Stars, TTEC Power Stars, St James Tripolians, reigning National Panorama champs Silver Stars, Caribbean Airlines Invaders, Phase 11 Pan Groove, Angostura Woodbrook Playboyz, Brimblers, HCL Valley Harps, Caribbean Vibes Engine Room, Old Tech, La Creole Pan Groove and Humming Bird Pan Groove.
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Web Posted - Thursday June 11, 2009
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Celebrating Heritage, History of the Islands
Caribbean American Culture
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Washington DC - The Kennedy Center's Millennium stage rollicked with the rhythms of the Caribbean last week in a performance that kicked off Caribbean American Heritage Month.

The pulsating sounds of the Positive Vibrations Youth Steel Orchestra -- with its rendition of Alicia Keyes's "No One," arranged by artistic director Malika Coletta -- brought the house down and the audience to their feet. In a one-hour concert, the orchestra played its interpretations of jazz, gospel and calypso to a capacity crowd
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 10, 2009
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Australia’s “Banana Joe” story points to Trinidad & Tobago as Home of Pan
 

Australia - ‘What part of Jamaica is Trinidad?’ This was the question which was repeatedly being asked wherever and whenever Alvin Rostant played his steelpan in Australia.

This drove him to set the record straight. In so doing he established his own “Australian Academy of Steel Drums” wherein he scripted a story for Primary Schools entitled “Banana Joe,” and another for High Schools called “Calypso Drums.” He was subsequently contracted by the Queensland Arts Council in-schools touring programme which saw him taking the programme on the road to close to one thousand schools. Rostant, a former San Fernando Technical Institute soccer standout in Trinidad in the late 1960s and early ‘70s, was being interviewed ‘on air’ from Australia by Hollis Clifton - Pan Diaspora - Visionary and Kenny Phillips, CEO of WACK Radio 90.1FM in San Fernando, Trinidad & Tobago.   
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 10, 2009
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DC Caribbean Carnival, Inc. announces
its Annual Pan Jam and Dimanche Gras
 

Maryland, USA - As part of DC CARNIVAL, DC Caribbean Carnival, Inc. [DCCC] invites one and all to join them in preserving the art form proudly referred to as PAN as they celebrate DC Carnival’s 7th Anniversary of Pan Jam at the Cross Roads Entertainment Complex parking lot in Bladensburg, Maryland on Saturday June 20, 2009 from 2:00 pm until 9:00 pm. The event is co-sponsored by Caribbean Cargo-DC.

This year’s Pan Jam will feature Pan Masters Steel Orchestra from North Brentwood, Positive Vibrations Youth Steel Orchestra from Hyattsville, DC Pan Jammers, Steel Orchestra from Washington, DC and more.
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 10, 2009
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Invaders wins BIG for TnT
at Bajan Pan Competition
 

Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - Trinidad & Tobago’s Caribbean Airlines Invaders Steel Orchestra proudly represented its country by winning the May 31, 2009 inaugural installment of the “Pan in de Oval” competition held at the prestigious Kensington Oval in Barbados. The band won with a score of 1276 points, 126 points ahead of second-placed Digicel Pan Times from St. Lucia.

The structure of the competition was that of three rounds where orchestras from each of the four competing countries (Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, St. Lucia, and Trinidad & Tobago) had to perform a different song; a classical piece, a calypso and a non-calypso/non-classical tune of choice - for no more than eight minutes each. The bands were also limited to having no more than thirty playing members at any given time.
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 10, 2009
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National Steel Symphony Orchestra takes its Unique Sound to Guyana
 

Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - Pan enthusiasts were given a special treat when the National Steel Symphony Orchestra (NSSO) took its unique sound to Guyana to represent Trinidad and Tobago at last year’s CARIFESTA X. And so far this year, the NSSO recently hosted three concerts on May 29th and 31st and June 8th in Princes Town, Curepe and at the Hyatt Regency accordingly.

The NSSO, which began its work in December 2007 under the administration of the Ministry of Community Development, Culture and Gender Affairs, is made up of the “Genesis” pans, or “G” pans. These revolutionary instruments incorporate the use of various techniques for eliminating or reducing annoying non-musical sympathetic vibrations that detract from the purity of the sound. The G-pan was developed and produced by a team of local researchers headed by Professor Brian Copeland, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of the West Indies in St. Augustine.
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Web Posted - Monday June 8, 2009
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BASFDF Pan Explosion Competition 2009
 

United Kingdom - On a bright and warm summer’s evening on Saturday May 30th the premises of the UKCCA in Luton was filled with the sweet strains of steelband music emitted from the seven steelbands dotted around their grounds running their last practice sessions before entering the spacious auditorium to perform in front of a capacity audience. 
 
Joel ‘Tubbs’ Hamilton –Mills, the event’s MC reminded the audience of the concept of the event i.e. initiated by the British Association of Steelbands to encourage young people to compose, arrange and play musical pieces on the steelpan and how it has progressed from its humble beginnings in the Tabernacle, Powis Square, London from 1999 to date.   

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Web Posted - Monday June 8, 2009
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CSI plays at the England-West Indies Cricket Test Match at the Oval
 

United Kingdom - Caribbean Steel International was originally formed in 2004 with three members. After obtaining invaluable experience from working with some of the top steel bands in the UK, Trinidad and Japan, they decided it would be a great idea to form a small group to do gigs owing to the demand for 3 or 4 piece steel bands. After ensuring that their small steel band was well established on the gigging circuit, CSI founding members decided to start a community group that would involve their local communities in the steel pan art form.
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Web Posted - Monday June 8, 2009
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Crawl Remembered:
One of the finest Bassists Ever
 

Global - Exactly one year ago the steelpan music community lost one its finest musicians. Frank “Crawl” Findley of Desperadoes in Trinidad and D'Radoes in New York was simply poetry in motion. When Steel Talks remembers and salutes Crawl - the great bassman now in heaven's stage-side.

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Web Posted - Thursday June 4, 2009
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Crossfire Brings In The Spirit At Premier Baptist Church
 

New York  -As daylight dimmed, on Saturday May 30, the half-moon showered a bright silver glow over the Premier Baptist Church (PBC) at the corner of Tilden and Utica Avenues in Brooklyn, where the Rev. Robert Watler pastors. Inside, parishioners waited patiently past the 7 PM start time for the opening of a fund raising concert featuring Crossfire Steel Orchestra. Sensing the tension of the delay, Khuent Rose, the musical director of Premier Baptist Church and the arranger for Crossfire took to his double second. Accompanied by drums and bass and lead guitar, Khuent delivered a reggae-flavored version of “Glory To His Name”. With the space warmed and opened to praises, Assistant Pastor Gideon Akers assumed his master of ceremonies duties declaring, “The Holy Ghost Power is in the house tonight, what we can’t do with words , we will do with music.”
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Web Posted - Thursday June 4, 2009
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The Power of Praise,
the Power of Pan
 

New York  - It was the power of Praise, right alongside the Power of Pan at the Premier Baptist Church (PBC) in Brooklyn last Saturday. Music director and arranger Khuent Rose on steelpans joined with a couple other musicians to give those already comfortably seated in plush red “pews” just a taste of what was to come, setting the tone, even as proceedings were almost an hour behind the 7:00 p.m. scheduled start time.

A two-tiered stage was set with glistening pans and other conventional instruments, awaiting the moment to spring to life in musical synchronicity; the pan players from Crossfire Steel Orchestra (led by Martin “Dougie” Douglas) were also present - anxious and ready to sound off with works arranged by Rose. Douglas himself was crisply attired in a white shirt with black pants, the former emblazoned with black print in full support of the steelpan art form. Earlier on in the evening, last-minute details were being seen to, with the steel orchestra having a brief sound check, and Khuent Rose in his capacity of music director overseeing particulars, ensuring that all was in place and would go according to plan.
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Web Posted - Wednesday June 3, 2009
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Mother of Pan Trinbago’s President Passes
 

Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - Pan Trinbago, Inc. commiserates with its President, Mr. Patrick Arnold, on the passing of his mother Marie Arnold.

Marie Arnold of Scarborough, Tobago, quietly left this life at the age of 103 at approximately 9:00 pm on Tuesday, June 2, 2009.
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