Celebration of Women and the Steelpan Art Form
Dominica, W.I. - From the Caribbean island of Dominica to the Ivy League walls of Princeton University, the pan has always been by her side. It is simply her joy. Her romance with the pan and pan culture has had a lasting global impact on those she meets on the roads she’s travelled, and those who find the steelpan “strange, amazing and beautiful." In an exclusive interview with When Steel Talks, Amanda Lawrence of Dominica shares how her life revolves around the steelpan.
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Interesting. She lives right across the road from my house!!!
You are blessed to have had pan in your life !
Keep sharing your love of the instrument with others, outside of the Caribbean...so they may benefit from that..
and maybe some will become pan jumbies, too. You never know !