Learning to play an instrument by reading the music score as a soloist and in an ensemble, enables one to establish a work habit which maintains discipline and enables the understanding of another language while working together, along with your teacher and other music students. The experience of music learning allows one to exhibit patience and determination because practising is paramount. Learning music also
allows one to develop the talent of being expressive in producing that sound of music which is required when performing for yourself or an audience. In 2000, the research paper I submitted in fulfillment for the Degree of Master of Arts in Communication and Media Studies at the Caribbean Institute of Media and
Communications at The University of the West Indies, was, Communication Dynamics and Culture within the Context of Live Music Performances in Jamaica: A comparative analysis of classical, jazz, reggae and soca live music performance contexts. With the Covid Pandemic, music training has changed and the predominance of live music events. My work attitude never-the-less is the same which is to exhibit “One
Love” energy in every way ie. in all that is said and done as I continued to contribute to music training in typesetting and recording the scores for Bulbee’s Little Sunshiners’ Club Book 1. This job was completed in February 2021. However, the final product has not yet been completed.