"Ah We Music" is a collection of the songs and rhythms that are a part of the rich heritage of Tobago. It was produced by John Arnold, Othneil Bacchus and Garth James for Tobago Heritage Festival 1990. The Tobago Heritage ...

The material collected in these interviews was used in the following publication by Jo-Anne S. Ferreira: The Portuguese of Trinidad and Tobago: Portrait of an Ethnic Minority, (St. Augustine, Trinidad: Institute of Social ...

These interviews of Spanish peasants, many of whom were born around the turn of the century, were done between 1967 and 1986 by Dr Sylvia Moodie. Their accounts are embodied in the following work by Sylvia Moodie-Kublalsingh: ...

The Tobago Language Project has been in progress for over two years. Its aim is to document the linguistic history of Tobago. The names and bio-data of the persons interviewed are available.

Murchison Jarrette and John Scott are long-standing members of La Petite Musicale. At the time of the interview, Jarrette was Secretary of the group and Scott was an Executive Member. Hazel Elcock and Patrick Rouse, who ...

Bernard Luces, an octogenarian (88 years old at time of interview), has been a member of La Petite Musicale since its inception in 1939. He plays the guitar and is presently (1994) the Treasurer of the group.

Charles Leith, George Baptiste and Muriel Crookshank all performed the speech band. Leith played the role of commander and Baptiste played the fiddle. Rawle Titus, a school teacher who has studied anthropology, supervised ...

This series of interviews was conducted by Rosabelle Seesaran, doctoral student in the Department of History, as part of her research on East Indians in Trinidad (Seesaran, Rosabelle, "Social Mobility in the Indo- Trinidadian ...

Taped conference proceedings. This conference was sponsored by The National Council of Indian Culture of Trinidad and Tobago and the Institute of Social and Economic Research, The University of the West Indies. Papers were ...

Al Ramsawack is a writer, artist and producer of folk-tales. A retired teacher, he is also a master of the art of story-telling.