Posted by Pan Times on May 29, 2012 at 8:09pm in News
Trinidad Express
Trinidad & Tobago, W.I.- Thirteen children who travelled to Argentina to play the national instrument in a concert are expected to return today.
Some $500,000 towards the trip has been paid by the State, parents and private citizens, said Roland Riley, treasurer for the Exocubs Youth Orchestra, based in Tunapuna.
Under the guidance of Desmond Waite, the group was invited to perform at the Iguazu en Concierto Grand Orchestra and Choir. The annual concert was established last year and is part of a six-day festival attended by the children aged 12 to 15 years old. read more
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Blessings to the band and sponsors for there continuous effects promoting the Culture. These tours and the hard work behind the scenes should be aired on the TV, so our youths could see the direction the Steel Bands are doing for our culture.
Congrats to Mr. Desmond and the ExoCubs. You guys are true ambassadors for our nation and contributes to the development of our National Instrument, the Steelpan.
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Blessings to the band and sponsors for there continuous effects promoting the Culture. These tours and the hard work behind the scenes should be aired on the TV, so our youths could see the direction the Steel Bands are doing for our culture.
Congrats to Mr. Desmond and the ExoCubs. You guys are true ambassadors for our nation and contributes to the development of our National Instrument, the Steelpan.
Congrats to Mr. Desmond and the ExoCubs and all the contribute and support to the band for this to happen.
Congrats to Desmond and the ExoCubs!!!! Let's teach the world to play in perfect harmony!!!!!