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Hardback. Etat : Good. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston ?Spree? Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946?after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and error?a teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a pan?producing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomas?both Trinidadian themselves?expertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree?s life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Hardback. Etat : Good. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston ?Spree? Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946?after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and error?a teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a pan?producing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomas?both Trinidadian themselves?expertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree?s life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Hardcover. Etat : New. With dust jacket. The item is brand new, never used or read. It's in perfect condition and may include supplements and/or access codes or come shrink-wrapped. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Etat : Very Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur). …

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Former library book; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Hardback or Cased Book. Etat : New. Spree: The Boy Who Made the Steelpan Sing. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur). Book.

Hardback. Etat : New. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston "Spree" Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946-after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and error-a teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a pan-producing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomas-both Trinidadian themselves-expertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree's life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Etat : very_good. Very Good condition. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. 100% GUARANTEE! Shipped with delivery confirmation. If you're not satisfied with purchase just return it. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Etat : New. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston Spree Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and errora teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a panproducing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomasboth Trinidadian themselvesexpertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Sprees life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Hardback. Etat : New. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston "Spree" Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946-after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and error-a teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a pan-producing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomas-both Trinidadian themselves-expertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree's life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Etat : New. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

SAL. Etat : Brand New. 40 pages. 10.50x9.00x11.11 inches. In Stock. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Etat : New. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

School and Library Binding. Etat : Brand New. 40 pages. 10.50x9.00x11.11 inches. In Stock. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

School and Library Binding. Etat : Brand New. 40 pages. 10.50x9.00x11.11 inches. In Stock. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

hardcover. Etat : New. Special order direct from the distributor. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Etat : New. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

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Hardback. Etat : New. New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas,Spreecelebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers ofTrombone ShortyandWhen Marian Sang.Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston "Spree" Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and errora teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a panproducing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomasboth Trinidadian themselvesexpertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree's life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur). …

Hardback. Etat : New. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston "Spree" Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946-after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and error-a teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a pan-producing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomas-both Trinidadian themselves-expertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree's life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston Spree Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and errora teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a panproducing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomasboth Trinidadian themselvesexpertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Sprees life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston Spree Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and errora teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a panproducing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomasboth Trinidadian themselvesexpertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Sprees life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…

Etat : New. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : New. A debut picture book biography about Spree Simon, a young boy from Trinidad who brought the iconic steelpan to the attention of the world. From Trinidadian author and artist Celeste Mohammed and Cory Thomas, Spree celebrates innovation, collaboration, history, and music. For readers of Trombone Shorty and When Marian Sang. Includes a note from the author and additional resources.When Winston "Spree" Simon and his family move to the city of John-John on the island of Trinidad, he quickly picks up on the rhythm of the bustling town. But as World War II makes its impact, factories close, people lose their jobs, and everyone fears what might happen next. Luckily, music remains to offer comfort, companionship, and joy.For Spree, loving music means inventing new sounds. One of his favorite sounds is that of the steelpan, an instrument made from discarded pans, tins, and steel drums. And on Carnival Tuesday 1946-after a lot of practice, innovation, and trial and error-a teenage Spree leads his band in a parade throughout the city, playing an old steel pan with fourteen distinct notes, performing (among other things) Schubert's Ave Maria and God Save The King. This young pioneer musician and inventor was the first person to play a recognizable tune on a pan-producing a remarkable level of music from so called industrial waste.Award-winning author Celeste Mohammed and illustrator Cory Thomas-both Trinidadian themselves-expertly balance the social and political facts of island history with a compelling narrative chronicling Spree's life. Thanks in part to his innovation and popularization of the steelpan, the instrument is now played around the world. Includes a note from the author and additional resources. Thomas, Cory (illustrateur).…