Later today the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) is reaching out to the members of the Barbados music scene to come and discuss their ideas and thoughts on the Barbados Music Scene. No matter what role you play you are invited.
I might not be able to make it but I will like to share the following thoughts. In one simple statement.
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Here is an excerpt from Andrea King of The NCF,
Entertainers’ time to talk
2010 has opened with a flurry of entertainment activity, with outstanding performances at the BMA Awards and the Barbados Jazz Festival. What has been most heartening are the comments from international industry officials, who are hailing our local talent.
But in spite of the praises which are being showered, questions remain about the state of the Barbados music industry.
On Thursday, February 4
At 6.00 p.m.
Bump and Wine Café
Bridgetown
The NCF is inviting all participants in the music sector to come have their say about the challenges they face, their expectations, and how to help chart the way forward.
Work Smart,
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