Because music is social.
The Alpha School of Music in Kingston and the Negril Chamber of Commerce held the Negril Community Concert Sunday, July 26 at Drifters Bar in Negril.
The free concert on the beach is the first stemming from a partnership between the Alpha School of Music and the Negril Chamber of Commerce to facilitate public music performances and support music in the Negril community.
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Performers included members of the Alpha Community Band from Kingston, the Young Jamaica Ensemble of Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College in Montego Bay and singer songwriter Royan Wallace.
The community bands from Alpha and Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College were represented by pop ensembles while Royan Wallace, a member of the Alpha School of Music Class of 2026, perform his own compositions and Jamaican anthems.
“The Negril Chamber of Commerce is very proud to be partnering with the Alpha School of Music to assist in bringing back music education into Negril,” said Damian Salmon, President of the Negril Chamber of Commerce. “This is a great opportunity for many youths in a number fields, including djing, sound engineering, music production and education and of course the possibility of learning how to master a music instrument. We look forward to the concert and the ongoing relationship with Alpha for the benefit of the community.”
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