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Junia
Regrello |
Date: 1.14.05 |
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Skiffle Bunch's Junia Regrello, manager of the powerhouse steel orchestra from South Trinidad, shares his thoughts on the upcoming 2005 steelband music panorama competition. The arranger for Skiffle Bunch Steel Orchestra is once again, accomplished panist US-based Liam Teague. Their tune of choice is the late Lord Kitchener's Pan Night and Day. Regrello says that the choice of selection was Teague's, but that the decision by Pan Trinbago to allow selections from prior years in the 2005 season is not one he is keen on, even though he understands their reasoning behind the move. For the preliminary judging on Friday January 14 at their pan yard, Skiffle Bunch would be fielding about 70 musicians, due in part to the acoustic challenges of presenting a larger contingent within the close confines of cement walls. As the days move closer to Panorama, the players of Skiffle Bunch, who are expected to be in finals, fall in to make up the numbers for the large band category (up to 120) in which the steel orchestra competes. The band placed fifth in the national finals of the 2004 Panorama competition.
There is life
after panorama for Skiffle
Bunch Steel Orchestra, whose Preliminary judging is underway in pan yards through January 18.
C. Phillips, Basement
Press Corp.
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