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Web Posted -
Sunday,
September 27, 2004
Super Group New York - September 26, 2004
Band members David, Amrit, Marc and Ian, discus the challenges and successes of their organization in their quest to setting new musical expectations and standards.
In addition, Steel Sensation shares their thoughts on thoughts on' pan standardization, the pan scene and panorama. http://www.panonthenet.com/spotlight/steelsensation/index.htm |
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Sleeping Judges - When Less Is More...
New York - September 26, 2004 By Winifred Lu
I recently saw a picture of a judge sleeping at
the 2004 NY panorama and thought to myself "that poor tortured
soul."
Is it really his fault? Should he blamed for lacking
the capacity to stay
Click for full story http://www.panonthenet.com/articles/others/Judging.htm
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Web Posted -
Wednesday,
September 17, 2004 Nothing But Drums...
Next month Tribute to
Steelband
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When
Steel Talks
provides an exclusive interview with
the super steelband group from Queens New York, Steel Sensation.
awake
through the performances of thirteen (13) bands in one night? Assuming the
individual took his judging duties seriously, in whatever capacity he
was operating that night, it may be time to
reconsider the current structure for panorama judging in New York.
Moreover, panyard judging and some sort of preliminary system to reduce
the number of bands performing on panorama
night are seriously needed.