When Steel Talks (WST) extends Happy Birthday greetings to panist Kianna Carrington-Dover

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- January 03, 2022

Kianna Carrington on six-bass with CASYM Steel Orchestra

Happy Birthday to Kianna Carrington-Dover

January 3rd

When Steel Talks extends Birthday Greetings to panist, Kianna Carrington-Dover

“What I’ve been most proud of is seeing the younger generation get into it. I also love seeing how it’s in schools, giving the younger generation a chance to learn a completely new instrument. It’s really them we’re all counting on to take pan to the next level.” - Kianna

Kianna Carrington-Dover with New York Pan Stars - “Finesse” - BSO's 2018 "Pan Is Sweet"

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