Tuesday, April 29, 2014 Jamaiaca Observer
THE second to last leg of the TeenAGE Observer Expressions tour took us to the Dinthill Technical High School where school support and team spirit was high , alongside a vibrant display of talent .
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| Swinging Easy |
The concert was off to a smooth start with Zavier Cheverrin's beautiful and calming original composition on the keyboard. A folk song written by Gleneice Smith who was also the lead singer, was performed by the Dinthill Technical High School Choir, backed by the school band and was well received. Vanessa Williams’ dramatic Good Over Evil was a thorough and entertaining piece.
Vanessa’s performnace was followed by Shawna-Lee Shedden, who had schoolmates cheering wildly before she launched into her comical dub Nah Bathe Tonight. Extremely engaging and well-executed, she gained full support from everyone present. Trivia question #1 earned Vanessa Williams a gift courtesy of Seprod. Asheka Muschett also won a gift for the second trivia question.
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| Jahmaine Jackson and company |
Next to appear on stage was Jahmaine Jackson — with his bevy of female backup singers — ably delivering his original reggae song, evoking a 'feel good' vibe from the listening audience. Resounding cheers reverberated throughout the auditorium when Military Warfare followed with their well co-ordinated dance piece to a slew of local hits. Raymond McPherson, a teacher at Dinthill, correctly answered the next trivia question. Can't Speak was the title of Javonie Samuels’ dance, as he gracefully commanded the stage with a smooth exhibition of his evidently well-rehearsed piece. more
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