Over his ten-year career, classically trained actor and singer Raguel Gabriel has become one of the notable vocal stars in Trinidad and Tobago Classical music,
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‘Abina’ launches new music from Gyazette
“Gyal bad like a crab when you cross she, Oh Abina…” Excerpt from ‘Abina’, Evolution, The EP by Gyazette (@gyazetteofficial) On June 11th, ‘Gyazette’ will
Hudlin’s Mozart concert recital goes online
The All Saints’ Anglican Church, Port of Spain came alive with the sound of voices, piano and steelpan on Friday 26th March, for the Trinidad
Young Musical Conductor Michael Hudlin tackles Mozart
Friday 26th March will mark the Trinidad and Tobago premiere of a religious mass entitled the Missa Brevis. It’s debut will be part of “For
REVIEW: ‘…And on Earth, Peace’ – An Excellent Dose of Christmas Spirit and Artistic Possibility
On the evening of Friday December 4th, Michael Hudlin’s second featured concert entitled, “…And on Earth, Peace”, produced by Chandelier Productions presented a one-hour, live-in-concert
Young Classical Musician offers Peace for Christmas 2020
“The Christmas season for most people represents a light at the end of the tunnel and a lot of us need a light, especially after
Cre8 48 – an Online Showcase and Webinar for Creatives
DUBAI, June 1st, 2020 – On 5th – 7th June, 2020 Thrive International (ThriveIN) will host its very first digital showcase titled “Cre8 48”. Creatives from
Review: Deo Gratias – a spirit of gratitude
The Lydians celebrated their jubilee 40th anniversary with world-class music and dance in their annual concert at Queen’s Hall from the 12th to 15th of
DEO GRATIAS – The Lydians celebrate 40 years of musical excellence at Christmas time!
The Lydian mission statement affirms, “we recognise that music is a gift and that the ability to perform it is a grace.” It is for
Insomnia – Music to Keep You Up at Night
On September 15th 2019 I attended a private listening party for Adan Hagley’s debut album – Insomnia at the Kaiso Blues Cafe; a precursor to
Review: Dear Noelle; A Story Written in Rhythm and Music
Kaiso Blues Café was a hub of breath taking talent as performers of the Dear Noelle Concert graced the stage on Friday 6th September 2019.
A September to Remember with the Marionettes
On Saturday September 14th and Sunday 15th the BP Marionettes will present the concert “Forward Home” at Queen’s Hall. Under the artistic direction of Gretta
Tisha’s Vocal Tips #2: Finding Your Voice
As Singers, in the early stages of development we usually struggle to figure out who we are or what type of artiste we want to
QED.TT brings music from the movies!
QED.TT invites you to journey with them for the 3rd edition of Down Memory Lane, the concert series, June 29 – 30 at Queen’s Hall!
MOSQKEY MUSIQ: From Guns to Gospel
Six years ago, Kyle Gomes brandished his black, nine millimetre pistol for the final time. A desperate act of crime driven by hunger, quickly transitioned
Tisha’s Vocal Tips #1: Vocal Care and Diet
Over the years, I’ve seen many vocalists have inconsistencies not because of poor technique but because of a lack of care for their instrument. Taking
Good Vibes – A Positive Music and Cultural Experience
What started as a simple thanksgiving and birthday celebration six years ago, has now blossomed into a fusion of Caribbean cultures through music and food
Lydians on the Mount for Easter
An evening of poetry and choral music In 2019, the Lydian Singers mark their 40th anniversary of excellence in music as one of the foremost
The Lydians give ‘The Gift’ of Music
Meticulously crafted an prepared by Musical Director Lorraine Granderson, this Christmas, the Lydians explore the theme of ‘The Gift’. At the birth of Jesus in
Marionettes kicks off anniversary celebrations with Hearts Beat Together 3
In a celebration of music and community, the BP Marionettes will once again present their mid-year concert series: Hearts Beat Together 3, from Friday July
