In the 1900s, the Alpha Boys School for “wayward” youth in Kingston received a donation of brass instruments from a Jamaican Roman Catholic Bishop. Placed in the hands of jazz-loving Sister Mary Ignatius Davies, this collection of trumpets, saxophones and trombones transformed the school into a hub of Jamaican musical…
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Reggae Sumfest Is A Schooling In Jamaica’s Musical Legacy
