Celebration of Women and the Steelpan Art Form
Trinidad Á Tobago - With a genuine interest in the contributions of women to music globally she fell deeply in love with Trinidad and Tobago's culture, music and Pan. She is a steelpan musician, author, ethnomusicologist and educator. In an exclusive interview with When Steel Talks, Associate Professor, Hope Munro Smith of California State University, shares her thoughts, experiences and views on the steelpan art form and more.
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Keep it up . I am a panist from the late 1950s. We have come a long way Charles Assevero
Great to hear your love of the steel pan hope you continue to enjoy and take part in the future development of this unique instrument.