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Moments from 'Life of Song'
 Billed as a show with a difference "Dalreen, Life of Song - Then
to Now" was admirably just that. It was an enjoyable musical journey
from the early years of Dalreen and with her associates in music the
audience was treated to a programme of songs that had never been sung
before on concert stages carrying delightful music arrangements and strong
vocal harmony.
 From the moment the Gypsies struck up, the theme for the evening
'Music' - Dalreen's entree song- the show moved swiftly and on a
sophisticated note of presentation. With no formal compere, which was a
good thing, the participating singers and Dalreen handled the
introductions when necessary and the tributes with concert finesse.
 It was good to hear Maxi in true form singing 'My Girl', Mignonne
scintillating in her presentation of 'Those Were The Days' with Dalreen,
Damien in 'Lay Your Troubles', Donald in "Stand By
Me",Mariazelle and Antoinette in 'Love Can Build A Bridge' and the
surprise from Decima Kelaart, Dalreen's mother singing her contribution 'I
Can't Give You Anything But Love', Sohan's exciting 'Burning Love' for
Dalreen.
There were more. Dalreen's unplugged set with Malik, Janapriya, Deva
and Suresh. The young teenage daughter Thahani's 'Powerless', we missed
Debbie in a solo spot. Sunil as usual captured the audience attention with
his inimitable rendition of 'Something About You Baby' and Noeline's
throbbing 'I'm Outta Love'. Congratulations Dalreen, and thank you for a
fine performance.
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