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National Junior Panorama 2010 Music Selections
and Appearance Order
Pan holds the spotlight once again this
weekend as the Ministry of Education, in
collaboration with Pan Trinbago and Pan in
Schools Coordinating Council (PSCC), hosts the
National Junior Panorama.
This time it’s the turn of young panists as
35 junior steel orchestras compete in the
National Junior Panorama at the Queen’s Park
Savannah, Port of Spain, from 9:00 a.m. on
Sunday February 7, 2010.
Junior steelbands, like their senior
counterparts, may select any calypso once
that composition has not been played by the
band in a Panorama competition. Each
steelband shall perform for a maximum of six
(6) minutes.
Participating bands will be judged in three
categories i.e. Primary School (12 bands), Secondary
School (10 bands) and Under 21 (13 bands) for prize
monies totaling TT $697,000.
Trinidad’s youngest globally-acclaimed pan
virtuoso, Professor Liam Teague, will be
honoured at this year’s event. Teague, known
as the ‘Paganini of Pan,’ is the recipient of
a flood of music awards and nationwide
recognition in the United States where he
resides.
In addition to a wealth of pan talent,
patrons will be entertained by Anslem
Douglas among others. Admission is free.
The following is the list of participants
and their order of appearance:-
Primary Schools:
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Order of Appearance/Steel
Orchestra |
Selection |
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1 |
Diego
Martin Boys R.C. School |
Carnival Come
Again |
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2 |
Febeau
Government Primary School |
Stranger |
|
3 |
Mayo Steel
Ensemble |
Om Shanti Om |
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4 |
Siparia
Boys R.C. School |
Pan in the
Classroom |
|
5 |
Malabar
R.C. Steel Orchestra |
Radica |
|
6 |
Mafeking
Government Primary |
Trini to the
Bone |
|
7 |
Grant
Memorial Presbyterian School |
Magic Drum |
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8 |
St.
Margaret’s Boys Anglican School |
Magic Drum |
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9 |
St.
Francis Erin Steel Orchestra |
Jaws |
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10 |
Santa
Flora Government Steel Orchestra |
T&T Belongs To
You & Me |
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11 |
Tamana
R.C. Pioneers |
Hot Hot Hot |
|
12 |
Central
Primary Combined Schools Steel
Orchestra |
Template |
Secondary Schools:
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Order of
Appearance/Steel Orchestra |
Arranger |
Selection |
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1 |
Speyside
High School Steel Orchestra |
|
The Sweet Sound
of Pan |
|
2 |
El Dorado
East Secondary |
|
Scratch Attack |
|
3 |
St.
Francois Girls’ College Steel
Orchestra |
|
Iron & Steel |
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4 |
Toco
Secondary |
|
Lara |
|
5 |
Diego
Martin Central Secondary School
Steelband
(played in
last position at the actual
competition) |
|
Surrender |
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6 |
B.A.T.C.E.
(Bishop Anstey/Trinity College
East) Steel Orchestra |
|
Scratch Attack |
|
7 |
East
Mucurapo Secondary School |
|
Surrender |
|
8 |
Woodbrook
Secondary School Steelband |
Alicia
Thomas |
Surrender |
|
9 |
Trinity
College Steel Orchestra |
|
Dingolay |
|
10 |
Goodwill
Industries of the West Indies |
|
Ethel |
21 & Under:
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Order of
Appearance/Steel Orchestra |
Arranger |
Selection |
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1 |
Pan Glow
Youths |
|
Indrani |
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2 |
Morne
Diablo Philadelphians |
|
Flag Woman |
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3 |
St.
Margaret’s Boys/Trinidad All
Stars Youth Steel Orchestra |
|
Pan on Fire |
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4 |
Tokyo
Youths Steel Orchestra |
|
Brave |
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5 |
Trinidad
and Tobago Music Stars
(no show) |
|
Battle Zone |
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6 |
Solo
Harmonites Youth Steel Orchestra
(eventually
played in position 5) |
|
Toco Band |
|
7 |
St.
Augustine Secondary Steel
Orchestra |
|
Pan By Storm |
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8 |
Southern
Marines Steelband Foundation |
Sean Hinds &
N’kosi Joseph |
Palance |
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9 |
Tamana
Pioneers
(no show) |
|
Road Show |
|
10 |
San
Fernando West Secondary Steel
Orchestra |
Sean Ramsey |
Ramajay |
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11 |
Success
Stars Pan Sounds |
Rudy Forteau |
Pan on Fire |
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12 |
Starlift
Junior Steel Orchestra |
Barry
Mannette |
Battle Zone |
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13 |
bp
Renegades Youth Steel Orchestra |
Shelton
Besson |
Smooth Sailing |
Last year’s winners
were bp Renegades Youth Steel Orchestra
(Under 21), St. Margaret Boys’ (Under
13) and Mt. Hope Secondary Schools
(Under 16).
Minister of Education, the Honourable
Esther Le Gendre, will be in attendance.
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