Intermediate

  • Dain Brammage

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    Tracy’s most popular and performed composition to date, “Dain Brammage” sounds just like the name implies. This is steelpan at it’s heaviest and most fun! This one is unapologetically loud, heavy, in your face and is always a crowd favorite!

  • In the Groove of Things

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    Another highly popular chart of Tracy’s, In the Groove of Things is a progressive, upbeat, and flashy tune that takes steel pan into uncharted territory.

  • Last Train to San Fernando

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    This was among the first recorded pieces to document a steel orchestra at work. The Woodbrook Invaders recorded it in 1950.

  • Next Carnival

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    This piece is reminiscent of old time calypsos with a typical I, IV, I, V progression, sections with call and response phrases and short sing-able melodies.

  • Peanut Vendor

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    The Cuban classic Peanut Vendor is one of the most popular of hundreds of songs based on a street seller’s cry. This Reggae arrangement is no exception in the song’s history of stylistic interpretations.

  • Hula Hoop

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    Hula Hoop is a super fun samba reggae is an interlocking rhythm section tune that will eventually grab the audience and make them want to get up and dance.

  • Be Thou But Near

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    This beautiful aria is often erroneously attributed to J.S. Bach due to its inclusion in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, but was most likely written by the German composer Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel.

  • Moonlight Sonata

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    One of Beethoven’s most memorable and beautiful melodies, the Adagio Sostenuto from Sonata No.14 is sure to delight any audience.

  • Ambidextrous

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    A funk-infused tune for steel band based loosely in the tonal framework of D major.

  • Soufriere

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    Named for the village home of a beautiful active sulfur spring and volcano in St. Lucia, Soufrière (pronounced soo- free-ay) is a haunting tune that combines a Folk aesthetic with Jazz harmonies and the Zouk rhythm of Guadeloupe.

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