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“The Bradley
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The
Bradley Years represent the definitive collection
of steelband music arrangements and performances
for a large steel orchestra. This collection
showcases seven classic arrangements from the
master arranger Clive Bradley. Bradley
is considered to be the best steelband music
arranger ever by many, including his peers.
In addition, the arrangements are performed
by one of the finest steelbands in the world,
New York’s Pantonic Steel Orchestra. Clive Bradley
had a very special relationship with Pantonic.
This orchestra clinched the title of panorama
champions five times in seven years - performing
Bradley’s musical works. The performances
were captured by Basement Recordings days before,
and in one instance, mere moments before they
took the stage for the prestigious annual steelband
music panorama competition.
The recordings capture, reproduce
and present an unrivalled clarity with sonic
realism, of a large steel orchestra fielding
between one hundred and one hundred twenty musicians
- unlike any other steelband music recordings
in its class.
This body of musical work is a sterling addition
for all fans, educators, players, historians
and fine music collectors.
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beauty of the steelpan instrument through
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Recordings. Three-minute samples from
the Pan In New York 2009 CDs - of both regular
and slow tempo performances - are being
featured. Content is being added,
so keep checking regularly.
Both “Pan In New York 2009,” and “Pan In
New York 2009 - The Cooldown Versions” are
a continuation of the Pan-4-Life series
from Basement Recordings.
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Web Posted
- Monday April 30, 2012
When Steel Talks
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NYU Steel is for Real
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New York, USA
- For this Spring
Steel Orchestra concert, When Steel
Talks (WST) is in one of the iconic
quarters of Gotham City - the beautiful
Frederick Loewe Theatre on the NYU (New
York University) campus. NYU Steel is
about to have its final performance of
the semester as part of the NYU Music
and Performance Arts Professions Spring
2012 events.
....They opened up
with the legendary Len “Boogsie”
Sharpe’s “Shaw Park;” then they
dropped a Chopin piece “Prelude and
Fugue” - following that up with the
world premiere of “Kids,” a piece
commissioned and written for NYU Steel
by Payton MacDonald. And the audience
roared. They dropped another “Boogsie”
piece, the moving and emotional
“Cryin” - followed by a duet of the
great Lord Kitchener’s “Pan in ‘A’
Minor” performed by Murray Mast and
Josh Quillen.
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Web Posted
-- Monday April 30, 2012
When Steel Talks
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SteelFesTT 2012
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Trinidad, USA
- Trinidad and Tobago International
Conference on the Steelpan - Conference Programme
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Web Posted
- Sunday April 29, 2012
When Steel Talks
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Thwaites Brothers tour UK
with Native Deen and Steelpan in the spotlight
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Global
- Shawn and
Sherwin Thwaites continue to spread the
voice of the steelpan instrument
throughout the world. The brothers
recently toured the UK with Native Deen
promoting the latter's third album "The
Remedy."
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Web Posted
- Friday April 27, 2012
Grenada
Chronicle
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West Indian American
Carnival Gets New President
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Brooklyn,
New York, USA
- The West
Indian American Day Carnival has a news
President.
He is WIADCA
stalwart, Thomas “Tom” Bailey who will
replace Yolanda Lezama-Clarke in the
post. Lezama-Clarke, the daughter of the
event’s founder, Carlos Lezama, recently
resigned.
“The organization’s
membership has spoken. I am honored and
humbled to become the third individual
to lead this important group that is the
lawful custodian of the annual Labor Day
Carnival Festival. The new WIADCA TEAM
is committed to the preservation of our
culture and to move the organization
forward in a new and positive
direction,” Bailey said.
He added the new
WIADCA team has already met with both
Mas and Steel bands and presented them
with checks that were won at the 2011
competitions.
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Web Posted
- Friday April 27, 2012
Journal Express
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‘Flying Pans’ visit Osky
Head Start
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Oskaloosa,
Iowa, USA
- “Stan the
Pan Man” and members of the Central
College Flying Pans taught students at
SIEDA Head Start about Caribbean music
Tuesday morning.
Stan Dahl is an
assistant professor of music at Central
College and he leads the Flying Pans
steel drum band. He brought about a half
dozen Central students with him to Head
Start as part of a Central College
community service day. The college
students performed music for the
children and assisted in the classroom.
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Web Posted
- Thursday April 26, 2012
Baltimore Sun
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Susquehanna Symphony
presents a spicy benefit concert Sunday
Steel Pandemic is
on the bill
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Maryland, USA
- If variety
is the spice of life, then Sunday's
chamber concert to benefit the Judith
Lloyd Famous Scholarship Fund should be
spicy indeed.
Members and guests of the Susquehanna
Symphony Orchestra present a program
beginning with chamber music by Debussy,
Mozart, Glazunov and Mendelssohn and
ending with steel drums. In between, a
group of cellos and another of trombones
play up a storm.
The concert begins at 3 p.m. at St.
Matthew Lutheran Church, 1200
Churchville Road in Bel Air.
....The rest of the program belongs to
Steel Pandemic, a steel drum band
organized by SSO flutist Doris "Dolly"
Reinhardt. They play an arrangement of
Richard Strauss' "Thus Spake
Zarathrustra," followed by Fabulos
Sync's "You Safe" and Bach's "Air on the
G String." The program ends with a
lively composition by Doris Reinhardt's
son, Tim, who directs the Harford
Strings Orchestra. It's called "Toca
Como Loco," which translates to "Play
Like Crazy."
Spicy enough for a
Sunday afternoon?
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Web Posted
- Wednesday April 25, 2012
United Nations
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UN Secretary-General
Salutes Steelpan Music
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Global
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right)
tries his hand at a steelpan drum
alongside professional Curt Rogers,
during the recording of a video message
for the upcoming Steelpan Festival in
Trinidad and Tobago. Mr. Ban described
the typical Trinidadian music as a force
for peace and “part of the global
heritage of humankind”.
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Web Posted
- Tuesday April 24, 2012
When Steel Talks
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Pan Masters’ 14th
Annual Pan Jamboree is on track
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Maryland, USA
- Join Pan Masters
Steel Orchestra (PMSO) on
Sunday May 27th for an evening of
treasured music on The Steel Pan by some
of the top bands on the east coast. The
lime starts at 2:00 p.m. The venue will
complement a traditional outdoor setting
for Pan music lovers and enthusiasts
along with food, craft and live
entertainment until 10:00 p.m.
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Web Posted -
Monday April 23, 2012
CarnivalSVG.com
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Panorama - Vincy Mas 2012
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Kingstown,
St. Vincent, W.I.
- Head of the Youlou
Pan Movement (YPM) Warren 'Boomy'
Knights is hoping for a greater presence
of steel pan in Carnival 2012, not only
at the Victoria Park but elsewhere
throughout the island at Carnival
activities.
On Tuesday April
17th, Knights said that 2012 marks the
beginning of a new era characterized by
increase collaboration between the
Carnival Development Corporation (CDC)
and YPM.
"In addition to
junior and senior panorama our presence
and involvement will come in the Miss
St. Vincent and the Grenadines pageant,
J'ouvert, the rural Carnivals and other
pre carnival activities", said Knights.
He also revealed that
the Senior Panorama scheduled for
Thursday July 5th has attracted the
participation of seven steel orchestras.
Senior Panorama is usually held on the
same night as the Mas Bands Section of
the Year competition in a show dubbed
Steel and Glitter.
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Web Posted
- Saturday April 21, 2012
Guyana Chronicle
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Rudy Bishop a musical
visionary in his own right
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Guyana, SA
- Rudy Bishop
born on February 6, 1945, shares the
same birthday with the greatest reggae
legend in history, Jamaican Robert Nesta
“Bob” Marley, is a musical visionary in
his own right.
When the Skylarks, a Kitty-based band
managed by Bishop, split up after
performing during the May 26, 1966
Independence celebrations, some members
decided to form another band. Bishop
says the band Skylarks broke up because
his main aim was to play the classical
music - the music of the masters. “The
guys had a falling out and we said we
wanted to do something more
sophisticated.
Pan Am North Stars had just
collaborated with Winifred Atwell to
produce
Ivory and Steel, a mixture of piano
and steel pan music. That is what I
wanted to do to capture the atmosphere
of blending classical music with the
modern music”. He noted that the
steelpan has the distinction of being
the only music invented in the 20th
century.
Bishop is credited
with the new band’s name. Since the band
which practised on the seawall with the
sound of the ocean in the background,
was concentrating on playing symphonies
he suggested that the band be named `The
Atlantic Symphony Orchestra’. The name
stuck.
....In 1980, the
Orchestra was invited to tour the USSR
and participated in the Tchaikovsky
Festival in Moscow. They continued to
dazzle audiences at other performances
in Kiev, Lenin Grad and other cities
before moving on to the New London
Theatre in England...
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Web Posted
- Saturday April 21, 2012
Unity Christian
School
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Unity Christian School
“Lions of Steel” Perform at The Southeast Steel
Carnival
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Alabama, USA
- Unity
students got a real taste of the source
waters for steel drumming when they
performed at the first annual Southeast
Steel Band Carnival Saturday April 14th.
This was the renaissance concert event
for Alabama’s famed Montieth Ampitheatre,
inside the now de-commissioned Fort
McClellan army base. This venue once
entertained soldiers of our greatest
generation with such notable celebrities
as Bob Hope and Marlene Dietrich.
Saturday, the piney hills of Alabama
reverberated with the unmistakable
melodies of Calypso played on authentic
55 gallon steel drums by experts from
Georgia, Alabama, and beyond.
The “Lions of Steel”
were on hand by a personal invitation of
the host, Tony McCutchins, Professor,
Emeritus of the Percussion Department of
the University of Georgia and now
Director of Percussion at Jacksonville
State University; JSU, as many local
band students already know, is the
power-house marching outfit in the
region.
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- Saturday April 21, 2012
Trinidad &
Tobago Newsday
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Pan party earns $5M
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Trinidad &
Tobago, W.I. -
Pan Trinbago’s revenue from Carnival
2012 has doubled to $5 million. The
increased earning was generated from the
party held on the Greens, Queen’s Park
Savannah, Port-of-Spain during the
Panorama semi-finals on February 5.
....Speaking to the
media after a Joint Select Committee (JSC)
meeting held at J Hamilton Maurice Room,
Tower D, International Waterfront
Centre, NCC Chief Executive Officer
Clarence Moe said, “Panorama moved from
about $2.5 million to about $5 million.”
....“Young people
have been returning to pan and why? They
can listen to the big bands and still
have a good time. Whereas we would have
7,000 coming in, we have 15,000. What do
I do about that? Between the purists who
say no party and those who want to hear
some pan and enjoy themselves also, that
is the challenge.”
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Web Posted
- Friday April 20, 2012
VincyView.com
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The Pan against Crime
(PAC) community concerts continue this weekend
in New Grounds
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St. Vincent &
The Grenadines, W.I. -
The Pan against Crime
(PAC) community concerts will continue
this weekend in New Grounds. The PAC is
busy putting last minute plans in place
for the concert scheduled for the New
Grounds Primary School Hard-court on
Sunday April 22nd at 4:30 pm.
This community
concert is being staged as part of the 4
year anniversary of the PAC Programme,
and will feature the New Dimensions
Steel Orchestra of New Grounds and the
Mustique Charitable Trust Georgetown
Steel Orchestra.
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Web Posted
- Friday April 20, 2012
WIU.edu
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Steel Band Concert April
27 at Western Illinois University
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Illinois,
USA -
Western Illinois
University's Steel Band, led by Director
of Percussion Studies Rick Kurasz, will
perform at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 27 in
the College of Fine Arts and
Communication (COFAC) Recital Hall.
The Steel Band will
be joined by guest artists Ricardo
Flores, associate professor of
percussion at the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and
Christopher Hanning, West Chester
University of Pennsylvania associate
professor of percussion. The program
will include: "Take a Wine" and "Ray's
Medley" by Ray Holman; "Sing a Song of
Song" by Kenny Garrett; "Soca Tatie" by
Byron Lee; "Roundabout Ways" by Tom
Miller; "El Montuno" by Pierre Beluse;
"Suburban Baião" by Kurasz; "Soul Sauce"
by Chano Pozo; "Betty's Eyes" by Don
Prorak; "Etude #6" by Philip Glass;
"Just the Way You Are" by Bruno Mars;
and "Confusion Reggae" by Cliff Alexis.
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Web Posted
- Wednesday April 18, 2012
DeniseSullivan.com
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When Record Store Day
Meets Earth Day, it’s time for The Esso Trinidad
Steel Band
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Global -
In honor of
this weekend’s most auspicious collision
of Record Store Day and Earth Day,
Saturday and Sunday respectively, I
decided to reprise a story about where
environmentalism meets record
collecting, which as it happens is also
the most-read article here...The
Day Van Dyke Parks Went Calypso,
originally appeared in the pages of
Crawdaddy! in 2009, 40 years after
the Santa Barbara oil spill and the
birth of the environmental movement, and
upon the occasion of the re-reissue of
Parks’ long out-of-print productions for
calypso artists, the Esso Trinidad Steel
Band, and the Mighty Sparrow. Parks had
a goal and an idea ahead of its time: To
forge environmental healing through
music made by instruments made of
cast-off oil drums. The story further
explains one man’s adventures in art and
activism...
....Surely younger folks could identify
with the calypsonian struggle, more than
say, Liberace’s audience in Las Vegas,
which is where Parks found the Esso
Trinidad Tripoli Steel band working in
the late ’60s. “I saw them as enslaved
in their relationship to Liberace; I
thought it was a vulgarity. I wanted to
save them from their trivialization.”
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- Wednesday April 18, 2012
Sun Journal
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Steel bands will converge
at Sugarloaf
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Maine,
USA - The 22nd annual Pan NE Steelband
Festival will be held Sunday, May 6,
starting at 10 a.m. under the tent in
front of the Sugarloaf Inn.
Among the bands from
throughout New England that will play
are the Western Mountain Trash Can Band
and students in the MSAD 58 steel drum
program.
Organizers urge
attendees to dress for an outdoor
performance and to bring lawn chairs or
blankets.
If it rains, the
festival will be held at the
Carrabassett Valley Anti-Gravity Center.
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Web Posted
- Tuesday April 17, 2012
When Steel Talks
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Above all, The Steelpan
by Sunity Maharaj
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Trinidad &
Tobago, W.I. -
It is good that school doors are being
opened up to the great variety of
musical instruments available to our
children. For too long they have been
locked out by a curriculum that still
refuses to recognise the validity of so
much that is of such importance to us as
a people.
But as we make way
for the Indian dholak, the African
djembe, the Chinese chaozhou dagu, the
Syrian darbuka, in addition to the
European violin and piano and the
American trap set and whatever else, let
us remember the special gift of the
steelpan that is truly and completely
ours to embrace, to understand, to
develop, to promote and to represent to
the world.
There is a worrying
sub-text to the government's argument
for elbowing aside the
Pan-in-the-Classroom Unit in making room
for the new and expanded Multicultural
Music Programme Unit. Underlying the
case is a view that the steelpan is
merely one of the broad range of ethnic
instruments of our multi-cultural
society. The view is based on the false
notion that the steelpan is an African
instrument, as the dholak is an Indian
instrument and so on. It is not.
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Web Posted
- Friday April 13, 2012
UDaily
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Fourth annual University
of Delaware Steel Band Festival announced
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Delaware, USA
- The campus
community will have an opportunity to
enjoy the sounds of the Caribbean when
the fourth annual University of Delaware
Steel Band Festival is held from noon to
6 p.m., Saturday, April 28, on the lawn
between the Amy E. du Pont Music
Building and the Roselle Center for the
Arts in Newark.
All daytime
activities are free.
In conjunction with
the UD Steel Band Festival, two concerts
are scheduled -- the first at 8 p.m.,
Friday, April 27, at the Grand Opera
House in Wilmington and the second at 8
p.m., Saturday, April 28, in the Loudis
Recital Hall of the Amy E. du Pont Music
Building.
Steel pan artist Liam
Teague, hailed as a prodigy in his
native Trinidad and Tobago, will be
featured. Also performing will be the UD
Faculty Jazz and the Delaware Steel
ensembles.
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Web Posted
- Friday April 13, 2012
The Daily
Athenaeum
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World Music Concert
brings stage to life
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West
Virginia, USA
- West Virginia
University’s College of Creative Arts
held its World Music Showcase Concert
Thursday.
The Steel Band and
African Music Ensemble made the CAC come
alive with songs that were both
patriotic and culturally diverse.
The Steel Band,
consisting primarily of drum
arrangements, started off the show with
the national anthem and then immediately
dove into their repertoire of songs. The
next piece, "Suzie," was a fun and
upbeat collaboration of sounds that lit
the Lyell B. Clay Concert Theatre with a
feeling of almost child-like enthusiasm
from the performers and audience alike.
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Web Posted
- Thursday April 12, 2012
When Steel Talks
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Pan Trinbago Announces
Pazzaz Line-up
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Trinidad &
Tobago, W.I.
- Pan Trinbago is
excited to announce Pazzaz - Pan Jazz
Escapade.
Pazzaz, a component
of the Tobago Jazz Experience, is set to
take place on Saturday 28th
April 2012 at Pigeon Point Heritage
Park, Tobago. Staring time is 7:30 p.m.
and tickets are priced at TT$200.00.
This year’s fest will
feature more than 150 musicians
comprising some of the twin-island’s top
steelbands.
....Patrons can
expect a mix of jazz, pop and calypso.
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Web Posted
- Wednesday April 11, 2012
When Steel Talks
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The Foundry Ensemble
Showcases with Andy Akiho on Steelpan
Princeton
University the backdrop of Pan
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Princeton, New Jersey, USA
- It’s intense, yet
relaxed; the familiarity of the players
in the practice room in the Woolworth
Music Center, just next door to
Princeton’s Frist Campus Center, is a
study in easy-going yet professional
camaraderie. Striving for perfection in
preparation for the weekend’s
performances - the Foundry Ensemble led
by steel pan and percussive phenom Andy
Akiho - went through selections in the
repertoire to be showcased later that
Friday evening at the Infini-T Café on
Hullfish Street on the University
Campus, and on Saturday at the Kennedy
Center in Washington D.C.
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Web Posted
- Wednesday April 11, 2012
When Steel Talks
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NIU Steelband’s Spring
2012 concert is set!
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DeKalb,
Illinois, USA
- NIU (Northern
Illinois University) Steelband, under
the direction of Liam Teague and Cliff
Alexis, presents its spring 2012 concert
on Sunday April 22 at 3:00 p.m. in the
Boutell Memorial Concert Hall, NIU
School of Music.
The concert will
feature guest artist the Jonathan Scales
Fourchestra. Steel panist and virtuoso
composer, Jonathan Scales, formed his
‘Fourchestra’ in 2007 as a means to
deliver his musically complex, but
somehow accessible ideas to anyone
willing to listen.
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Web Posted
- Monday April 9, 2012
When Steel Talks
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Andy Akiho is Busting
Out... Taking the Steelpan Instrument to
Uncharted Zones
New Stories and
Conversations for Pan
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Princeton, New Jersey, USA
- On a cool and crisp
spring Friday evening, When Steel Talks
(WST) finds itself at the prestigious
Princeton University to catch up with
the young gifted panist, performing
artist, composer and educator Andy
Akiho. Andy is currently a PhD candidate
at Princeton University where he is
pursuing his doctorate in composition.
WST is on hand to
take in a performance by Andy and his
group—the Foundry Ensemble—at the Infini-T
Café on the Princeton University campus,
preceding his big gig at the John F.
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
in Washington D.C. the following
evening. Besides Andy on tenor Pan, his
band is made up of some stellar
musicians in their own right - Vicky
Chow (piano), Ian Rosenbaum (vibes),
Mariel Roberts (cello), Kenneth Salters
(drummer) and Samuel Adams (bass).
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Wednesday April 4, 2012
Trinidad Express
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Steelband fraternity says
farewell to Junior Pouchet
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Trinidad & Tobago,
W.I. - The
steelband fraternity yesterday came out
to the St Finbar's RC Church in Morne
Coco Road, Diego Martin, to bid farewell
to founding member of the Silver Stars
Steel Orchestra
Junior Edgar Francis Pouchet.
Pouchet passed away
on March 24 in his sleep at his home in
Orlando, Florida, USA. He was 75. His
family brought his body here for the
funeral service, which was followed by
cremation at the Cinerary, Long Circular
Road, St James.
President of Pan
Trinbago Keith Diaz spoke at the
funeral, saying Pouchet served the
steelband movement well for decades and
at the highest levels. Diaz said he
found out recently that Pouchet would do
arrangements for steelbands free of
charge.
"I have had the good
fortune to communicate with several
leaders who have testimony that Junior
Pouchet had done musical arrangements
for their bands free of charge. In fact,
it seems that Junior always felt
compelled to give of his talents and
skill so that less fortunate bands could
progress," said Diaz.
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Web Posted
- Monday April 2, 2012
When Steel Talks
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Funeral Service set for
Steelband Stalwart Junior Pouchet
Pan Trinbago closes
offices in observance of the association's past
president
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Global
- The funeral
service of Edgar “Junior” Pouchet will
take place at St. Finbar’s Roman
Catholic Church, Morne Coco Road, Diego
Martin, at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday 4th
April followed by cremation at the St.
James Cinerary, Long Circular Road in
St. James, Trinidad, at 2:30 p.m.
Pouchet was a Past
President of the National Association of
Trinidad & Tobago Steelbandsmen, as the
Pan body was known in the earlier days.
“Junior”—as he was
fondly known—passed away in Orlando,
Florida last week.
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When Steel Talks -
Special
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Champion Panorama Tunes
of Trinidad and Tobago
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Global
- A critical component
to winning any panorama competition is the song
the orchestras choose to use as the basis of their
panorama arrangements. Over the years these songs
have inspired classic panorama arrangements. When
Steel Talks invites you to take a look at and listen
to, these famed tunes which have played more than
just a cursory part in the history of Pan, and the
lives of the players and fans.
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When Steel Talks
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When Steel Talks Steelband
Music Message Board is Open
on the Ning Network |
Some of the most important, controversial,
thought-provoking and enlightening discussions on
the steelpan instrument, music and culture worldwide,
have taken place over the years on the When Steel
Talks “Message board.” Considered by many
to be a lightening-rod for change in the steelpan
music community, the WST message board has
provided a means unlike any for steelpan enthusiasts
to share information and communicate ideas.
Windows MSN
Groups has informed us that they are shutting down
their groups service as of February 21, 2009.
You can now find the When Steel Talks Group at
whensteeltalks.ning.com/forum
We look forward to you joining us.
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