Celebration of Women and the Steelpan Art Form
Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - “I’ve grown up around Aunty Pat, hearing her thoughts over and over about the treatment of pan and our culture. It has help shaped my own thoughts on the issue at hand, so therefore I continue her cry for our art form. We really don’t deserve the Steel Pan. It’s just used as a ‘quick fix’ for carnival. What comes after panorama for these pan men?”
She is thoughtful, forward thinking and multi-talented. In an exclusive interview with When Steel Talks - musician, performing artist, manager, scholar and educator Inge Schlüer shares her heartfelt reflections, experiences and views on Pan, and the steelpan art form overall.
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Another young powerful Pan Woman, Inge Schluer I hope you continue to work to free the steelbands from the clutches of those who keep it back.