Open Rehearsal held in Trinidad speaks loud of Izza Riddum’s magical vibe

Trinidad and Tobago: An open rehearsal took place at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA)  at the Port of Spain. This was organized by the National Philharmonic Orchestra . This was held as part of the preparations for the upcoming concert Izza Riddum that is to be held on May 29.

The open rehearsal included immense pleasure and joy where the members of public as well were invited. The rehearsal was attended by them and they indulge themselves in all the fun. From the members invited, some even were allowed to have seats on the stage.

During the rehearsals, several of the artists were seen rehearsing. Among these, principal percussionist Rene Aleong was seen sharing the light moment with the fellow band members and Brian Cave was seen playing the french horn.

Not only the artists were seen rehearsing but also some expressed and shared  their journeys. Principal Cellist Wasia contributed her part by explaining her arranging process for the concert to the audience. And, the principal trumpeter also shared his part to the audience about his arrangements for the upcoming concert.

Considerably, the National Philharmonic Orchestra’s Music Director, Dr. Roger J. Henry provided insights to the concert and detailed all the aspects that the concert is going to have. He highlighted that the music of Trinidad is very very rhythmic so it is going to be completely connected with the rhythms.

“Songs that we know and love, played by the best orchestra will be the part,” mentioned the director.

Also, there will be the best music around with all the cultural vibes having infused Soca with the classical elements. Such a blend would portray the vibrant heritage of the nation, taking it towards the action of preserving the nation’s cultural values.

Significantly, it is going to be one of the great shows where people get to have all the fun and joy from the electrifying performances of the artists through their songs, musics, rhythms and orchestra.