Joy Sigaud, Black History Matters, Editions Lifestyle, Music, Short Stories
As well as composing small works played by the Philharmonia Orchestra, Joy Sigaud is an Editor and Publisher with a wealth of experience in the field. She writes and reviews matters of general interest, including interviews and dialogues. She has a longstanding history in publishing which began, after a short stint with Times Newspapers, as […]
Read MoreFollowing the success of last year’s performance The Jamaican Ambassadors Youth Choir will once again perform at the Jamaican Independence Day Service on 27th July 2019 under the direction of Joy Sigaud Choral Director. For further information or to attend the service please contact the Jamaican High Commission directly on mailto:registrar@jhcuk.com A selection of photos. Clockwise […]
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Contemporary meets classical – It’s a Jamaican story where reggae fuses seamlessly with techno and neo-classical with solo piano accompaniments. A composition of several songs and instrumentals about a young woman who comes to England in the 1950s to start a new life and in spite of adversities through sheer determination she is ultimately triumphant. […]
Read MoreWindrush Day is the 22nd June and it is now celebrated every year in recognition of the thousands who came from the Caribbean, beginning with the first post war arrivals who docked on the SS Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks on 22nd June 1948. To hear Joy’s radio commentaries see details below and to read […]
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What began as a hobby, having studied piano from an early age, the self taught composer’s works depict themes of current and historical interest in musical form. Sigaud’s style is neo-classical reminiscent of the romantic period and through her music she has opened doors for people of all ages, from all walks of life, through […]
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J. Sigaud’s motto is “If it is relevant to you then it is relevant.” EDITIONS LIFESTYLE enveloping a range of themes and issues that affect the lives of the Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Mixed Heritage and African Diaspora in general. contact: mailto:info@editionbhm.com
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Joy Sigaud is a British author of Jamaican and very mixed heritage descent. She writes short stories on everyday themes, things embedded in our subconscious yet pertinent and real. She has been invited to feature as a guest on a number of radio stations for her views. A Poem written by J. Sigaud: […]
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