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EXPLORING THE ANNUAL RITE OF CHAOS
Posted on 07 April 2009 by admin
A Critique Of Panaroma Judges’ Score Sheets
By ORVILLE WRIGHT
Here is what the current score sheet looks like.
Panorama judges are responsible
Panorama 2009 - Oui Foote!
By Queen Macoomeh
According to de ole kaiso "Ah wasn dey, Ah wasn dey" but ah still see it an hear it doh. If yuh see me. I in meh duster, two pair'ah socks, vicks all up nearly in meh pweffen. Ah coughin an sneezin an wat
One point separated the first two Conventional Bands in the Pan in the 21st Century qualifying round.
TCL Group Skiffle Bunch and Katzenjammers Steel Orchestras (reigning champions) scored 264 and 263 points respectively in a keenly contested compet
Mia Gormandy in Concert - Northern Illinois Panist Shines
Illinois, USA - “The thing that has impressed me the most about Mia has been her personality. In addition to her talent and work ethic, she is a wonderful person to be around. When Mia first
With the preliminary round of judging completed, representatives of the participating bands witnessed the opening of the score sheets and the tallying of points by Pan Trinbago officials earlier today.
Codrington Pan Family of East Dry River playing
Hi,
I am looking for a couple of Steelpan players in Italy to play at a wedding in Sienna. Does anyone know any groups based around there?
Best wishes
Bethan
bethan@airmtm.com
I have heard that Silver Stars stepped outside the box once more rencently with a rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody. Does anyone have an audio video clip to share?
United Kingdom - The first time I saw Despers (the legendary Desperadoes Steel Orchestra hailing from Laventille in Trinidad), I was with my brother Norman in 1981. They were performing at the Birmingham Odeon, as part of their UK tour. The whole aud
Chances are, if you are anything like me you will have some old VHS videos with the Panorama on it from the 1980's. I just sent an email to Pan Trinbago asking them to re-master those old VHS videos to DVD with improved video quality and sound; I thi
Panorama on the Net 2009In the last few weeks, hundreds of thousands of pan historians, fans and players hooked into the When Steel Talks online network and site seeking to gain and/or share information on the panorama happenings, and become associ
Many can talk the talk - but few can walk the walk. Panist Jonathan Scales without a doubt is ‘walking the walk.’ On his sophomore release called Plot/Scheme, Scales takes the listener not only into unexpected territory, but clearly uncharted real-es
Celebration of Women and the Steelpan Art Form
Keva Margetson
Antigua & Barbuda- The late Keva Margetson of Antigua was an avid supporter of all the historical and cultural things that make people of the Caribbean both unique and great. There are th
I had a great time in Trinidad with my brother Norman and friends. Norman played
Double Seconds with the Desperadoes Steel Orchestra - a long awaited dream came true. Most of this year I spent with Desperadoes, it seemed that anywhere I went I ended
Show 3 is online
http://www.thepancafe.com/radio_player.php
Please feel free to get involved
THIS MONTHS SHOW
1) Song For My Father (The Pan Cafe Quartet)
2) Doh Back Back (All Stars)
3) Charlo (Ralph Macdonald)
4) Where The Ganges Meets The Nile
I had a great time in Trinidad with my brother Norman and friends. Norman played
Double Seconds with the Desperadoes Steel Orchestra - a long awaited dream came true. Most of this year I spent with Desperadoes, it seemed that anywhere I went I ended
Here is a simple question or NOT - "When is it OK and NOT OK to use bits and pieces, or 'quotes' from a previously arranged piece of music?"
At what point can this be considered plagiarism?? if at all? For many musicians, they can easily replicate a
Why steel bands?
"I've been doing that since I was in Trinidad as a little kid. One of the hurtful things when I came to England was that I had to leave my (steel drum) pan and my dog behind." ... Billy Ocean
DeKalb, Ill. — Less than a minute after Robert Chappell first heard steelpannist Liam Teague’s “hands like lightning,” the Northern Illinois University professor knew what he must do.
“When Liam first came to NIU in January of 1993, everybody obviou