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• Format

             Participatory Lecture.

• Target Audience & Size

           Kindergarten to Universities

           Large to Small Audiences

• Unit Of Purchase & Cost

           45 Mins. .

• Benefit to Students
• An understanding of other cultures, values and people.
• Suggested Assignments
• Students write essay on their  understanding of lecture.

Description of Program

• Introduction

         By Instructor and/or Student.

• Performance & Music
• Lyrics of songs, & dance demonstrated. Performance by James Cannings.
• Lecture

           The origin of Reggae, Calypso and Caribbean folk songs. Why their lyrical content reflect socio-economic changes. Who are the type persons most likely to be the dynamic forces behind the evolution of these musical styles. Where is this music most popular. When are these styles most likely to change.

A pep talk on the value of self-esteem,  respect and how to avoid guns, crime and violence.

Question and Answers

 Questions entertained and answered either by students, instructor or lecturer

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         Program Title: THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF REGGAE AND CALYPSO

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