Ten Steel Pans create a great opportunity to focus on the development of smaller groups of students, or half sized class groups.
Richard McKerron
Adding percussion to any Steel Pan group adds layers of interest to the sound and broadens pupils’ understanding – all for very low cost.
Andy Gleadhill
A set of Steel Pans could be a gateway to your own brand of fusion music, combining them with instruments already on offer in your department.
Richard McKerron
A brilliant introduction to Caribbean Steel Pan Music, the Jumbie Jam is an easy to play version of the Steel Pan. Players will soon be able to play traditional tunes make music as part of an ensemble. A great way to teach melody, harmony as well as essential life skills.
Andy Gleadhill
Learning the Jumbie Jam Steel Pans teaches the pupils good listening skills, a knowledge of elementary musical notation and theory and is great fun. The benefits of the sense of achievement that the pupils gain from their performances is a massive impact on self esteem.
