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Welcome to the Lydian Singers Blog! We are one of the foremost choirs in the Caribbean region, based in the sunny twin island of Trinidad and Tobago. Keep in touch with our most up-to-date activities right here!

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August 24, 2011

Memorial Service for Pat Bishop and "Winterreise"

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August 21, 2011

A Tribute to Pat Bishop's life with the Lydians

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August 20, 2011

The passing of Dr. Pat Bishop.

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January 07, 2011

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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December 13, 2010

MISA CUBANA - Gracias por La Musica!

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December 10, 2010

A well-attended first night at the Lydians production of MISA CUBANA!

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December 06, 2010

Ave Maria for Cuba - Jose Maria Vitier

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December 05, 2010

Bienvenido a T&T, Maestro Vitier!

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December 04, 2010

MISA CUBANA Launch a Success!

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November 14, 2010

"MISA CUBANA" Media Launch 15th November @ Bishop Anstey High School POS

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September 04, 2010

Lydians to perform its 8th Religious Mass for Christmas 2010!

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The Lydians: The Lydian Singers was founded by Joyce Spence who, after completing studies in music in Canada, returned to Trinidad to teach music at her alma mater Bishop Anstey High School Mrs. Spence's ill-health forced the group into a two-year hiatus. In 1985, under the direction of Alma Pierre and Gillian Ballinthulo, the group was revived. In 1987, the Lydians swept through the Music Festival under the direction of Pat Bishop, herself an old Bishop's girl. Under her direction the choir's repertoire became one of the most diverse and challenging to be found in Trinidad and Tobago, and they also continued to dominate the Music Festival. With Indian and African drums, an orchestra of keyboards and a 15-member steelband, the choir has staged three operas since 1995. In 1991 the choir was awarded the Hummingbird Medal - Gold, for loyal and devoted service in the sphere of singing. They also shared with the Love Movement, the 1997 Express Individual of the Year Award for Community Service. In 2000 they walked away with two Cacique Awards for Best Costume Design and Most Outstanding Musical Director, for their 1999 production of Turandot.

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