The president of Trinidad and Tobago hosted this unforgettable Christmas celebration that fused musical brilliance with national pride—the evening belonged to the national instrument, the steelpan! The evening honored the soul of Trinidad and Tobago through the artistry of steelpan legends Dr. Ray Holman, Dr. Len “Boogsie” Sharpe, and Ms. Natasha Joseph, whose performances embodied the spirit of the nation. Guiding the soundscape was musical maestro Dr. Pelham Goddard and his band, weaving an exquisite web of rhythm and harmony. Together, they created a regal showcase of heritage, innovation, and festive joy—an ode to the enduring heartbeat of the steelpan.
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Special Presentation: Steelpan Royale—An Evening of Elegance
Venue: President's House, Port of Spain
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Steelpan Music 🎶
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