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AT a moment when the steelband movement is grappling with shrinking state support, President Christine Kangaloo offered a pointed message of reassurance on the night of December 3 – the national instrument will always have a home at the President’s official residence.
Speaking at the inaugural Steelpan Royale: An Evening of Elegance held at President’s House on December 3, Kangaloo said the concert was designed to highlight the instrument’s global stature and unrivalled versatility.
“The idea behind this evening’s event is to showcase the versatility of the steelpan, and in particular, its ability to command any stage, anywhere in the world,” she told guests gathered in the grand ballroom.
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