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Remembering TASPO 62 years later

Trinidad Guardian

‘Rusty pans’ cause jaws to drop, eyes to widen

Ellie Mannette was one of the ping pong players on the Taspo trip.Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - Sixty-two years ago, on July 26, 1951, a significant aspect of steelband history was recorded with an appearance by TASPO at the Summer Festival of Britain.

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Peace and love on the Parkway

Trinidad Express Newspapers

Laventille celebrates drums...

 

Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - The theme of the 14th Laventille Eman­cipation Steelband Street Parade is “Peace and Love”, something the committee can identify with.

 

For the last 13 years, ste

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St. Luke’s Puts Kids in the Steel Band

New Haven Independent

St. Luke’s Puts Kids in the Steel Band

New Haven, Connecticut, USA - Children crossed their drumsticks above their heads, hitting them together to start off a rendition of jazz legend Herbie Hancock’s “Watermelon Man”—and they were off filling St. Luke’s Episcopal C

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Steelband loses an icon -Teddy Belgrave

Trinidad Guardian

Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. - Tributes poured in yesterday for steelband icon Ian “Teddy” Belgrave, who died at the St Augustine Private Hospital over the weekend. Belgrave, father of T&T Guardian freelance subeditor Chenier Belgrave, w

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Why a steelpan for the Pope

Catholic News

President Anthony TA Carmona tries to recall some of the pan lessons he took while a High Court JudgeTrinidad & Tobago, W.I. - President Carmona told the Catholic News in an exclusive interview last Wednesday that as patron of Pan Trinbago, he was “deeply concerned about ensuring that the national instrument has the international visib

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Campers embracing the steel pan

Barbados Advocate


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Barbados, W.I. - Students participating in the ‘Pan in the Plaza’ steel pan camp are gearing up for the Youth Pan Extravaganza.

Now into its 11th year, the camp is hosted by the Central Bank of Barbados and the National Cultural

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