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Abstract:
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According to Pan Trinbago’s Foundation Board, Trinidad and Tobago could lose its position as the knowledge centre of pan if pannists do not become musically literate and if they do not achieve that quickly. The organisation believes that Trinidad and Tobago was in danger of losing its hold over the industry to countries in Europe, North America and Asia, and needed to develop a database of information on and about the industry including every person, group and band involved in pan world-wide. |
