Sing and Play the Jamaican way in Canada

All the way in Kingston, Ontario, the Cantabile Childrens Choir recently performed "Mango Walk", their favorite selection from the book/CD

Sounf of Joy Making music

Did you know that Sound of Joy provided live entertainment for the Institute of Bankers' 13th graduation...that of University of Manchester and Wales...quite a history, and just last Saturday we did a similar function for the Institute of Chartered Accountants?... and we have University of New Orleans MBA graduation coming up....found a niche !

Sing and Play the Jamaican Way - available

The Book and CD Sing and Play the Jamaican way are available in Jamaica at gift shops,among them airport shops, Bob Marley Museum, Things Jamaican stores,Kingston Bookshop, University bookshop(UWI), Music Mart. It is also available for online purchase at www.Amazon.com, www.jamaicandiaspora.com, and soundofjoyonline.com

Doing new things !

Well, we have been really busy, preparing for recording of thirteen original songs. They were rehearsed with 12 best voices in soprano, alto tenor, bass and we hope to complete this project by the end of November. So watch this spot !

Jamaican folk songs in Luxemburg

A Jamaican,Paul, now living in Luxemburg with his family was so delighted to see his favorite folk songs scored and recorded in Sing and Play the Jamaican Way,at the Devon House shops. You see, when he was in Jamaica, he was the guitarist in a folk group. He has gone back to Luxemburg with the intention of getting all the Jamaicans together to sing and dance once again.Will keep you posted on new developments.

Meeting the Jamaican Diaspora

On September 5, I met the Jamaican Diaspora in an interview led by Chris Daley of www.jamaicans.com and Janice Maxwell. Seems like a very good connection and I am looking forward to working with them again.

Sing and Play Jamaican Folk Songs

On Saturday July 31, everyone will gather with their booklets of Jamaican folk songs and sing along with the book and CD SING AND PLAY THE JAMAICAN WAY. Starting time 2pm at Devon House,Kingston just outside Things Jamaican gift shop.