Music and Andrew Tyndall

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Listening to Andrew Tyndall on the steel pan you would be under the mistaken impression that he had to be introduced to pan music as a toddler.
Nothing could be further from the truth since in fact his first feel of the steel pan never came until he was about 12 years old and if his parents were to have their way he would have been a pianist instead of pannist.

But Andrew’s musical endeavours are not just restricted to the steel pan since he can tell you a little about any musical instrument and he can hold his own on quite a few of them. It is the steel pan,…..


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