Rosina Christina Moder

Rosina Christina Moder

musician Jamaica

Rosina Christina Moder is a musician and educator who leads the Music Unites Jamaica Foundation. She played a key role in organizing the concert celebrating the foundation's 30th anniversary, promoting music education and cultural exchange.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Rosina Christina Moder is the co-founder of Music Unites Jamaica Foundation and producer of the event. 8

Raehann Bryce Davison Dr Amina Blackwood Meeks Audrey Marks Dr Roger N Williams Hortensia Bryce Dr Errol Bryce Allan Virgo Peter Ashbourne Jeremy Ashbourne Andre Dennis Salim Browne Joseph Wilson Timmoya Lowe Janine Coombs
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Opera and dancehall play together at School of Music | Entertainment

Jamaica Jamaica: Rosina Christina Moder performed the Jamaican folk song, Fi Mi Love Have Lion Heart on recorder. 7

Jeffrey Cobham Marjorie Whylie Peter Ashbourne David Abrikian Faith Livingstone Carl Bliss Carole Reid Dr Roger Williams Shawn Richards Charles Wright Wesley Scott Janilee Abrikian
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Musicians pay tribute to late art impresario Jeffrey Cobham | Entertainment

Jamaica Jamaica: Rosina Christina Moder played the recorder during the musical performances at the event. 8

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The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Art that brings cheer | Art & Leisure

Jamaica Jamaica: Rosina Christina Moder is the head of the Music Unites Jamaica Foundation, which staged the concert. 8

Luther Francois Janella Precius Olivia Grange Desmond Jones Boris Gardiner Janine Jkuhl Coombs Duane Stephenson Charmaine Limonius Orville Hammond Dean Fraser Marjorie Whylie Bob Marley
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: ‘Awesome’ music by St Lucia’s Luther François & Friends | Entertainment