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Courts Babonneau Undefeated At Republic Bank Panorama Competition

Courts Babonneau Steel Orchestra has once again proven their musical genius by retaining their title as champions of the prestigious Republic Bank Panorama Competition.

The orchestra delivered a captivating performance of Jaunty’s “We shall Hop” that mesmerized the audience and impressed the judges, securing their position as champions for the sixth consecutive year.

The results of last night’s Panorama competition are as follows:

Rank Steel Orchestra Points Rendition
Winner Courts Babonneau Steel Orchestra 261 We Shall Hop – Jaunty
1st Runner- Up Pantastic Muzik Steel Orchestra 249.5 William Peter – Invader
2nd Runner- Up Pantime Steel Orchestra 249 We Rule – Reasons

 

Panorama continues to be an essential part of Lucian Carnival, with scores of people turning up to enjoy the celebrations despite heavy rains and thunderstorms.

This year’s Panorama competition followed the highly successful National Schools Pan Festival, which took place earlier this season.

The National Schools Pan Festival showcased the promising talent and passion of young steel pan musicians and was designed to ensure the sustainability of the culture of steel pan.

The final competition under the Saint Lucia Carnival calendar, King and Queen of the Bands, will be held this evening Monday, July 8, at the SAAB, Vigie. King and Queen of the Bands is a free event and features performances by DYP and Leading Saint Lucian artists.

To stay informed on updates on Saint Lucia Carnival go to www.carnivalsaintlucia.com or follow @carnivalsaintlucia on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

SOURCE: Carnival Planning & Management Committee 

 

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Please have the information corrected. Pantastic Muzik played “We Rule” by Reasons Orchestra and Pantime played “William Peter” by Invader.

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