Colin Jacobsen also played with Musique Sans Frontières, the dynamic multicultural house band of Musicians for Harmony.
To take part in Carnival this weekend is to take part in the making of a truly global metropolis and the shaping of a new, dynamic, multicultural Britain.
At the moment, though, many countries are looking to Britain as an example of a dynamic multicultural society united by a generous patriotism.
The reality is that from Seattle to Beijing the international climate movement is a dynamic, multicultural, multi-class and intergenerational force using a diversity of tactics to challenge the root causes of climate change.
America's greatest natural resource and comparative advantage is its dynamic, multicultural society drawn together by a unifying concept that transcends human categorization - e pluribus unum.
Tel Aviv is depicted as the city "that never stops," a thriving, vibrant, modern, dynamic, and multicultural city, one generally characterized as tolerant, secular, and liberal, while also materialistic and hedonistic a city of the present, lacking deep historical roots.
They're a dynamic, international, multicultural group with as much talent and creativity as the people of any major international city, and they want to express themselves just like everyone else, sharing stories of their own lives or simply entertaining each other.
But Francis took another view: "The identity of Europe is, and always has been, a dynamic and multicultural identity".
However, in major cities, the complex dynamic of multicultural groups, differences in socio-economic structure, and educational attainment has brought a bigger challenge to urban healthcare provision (26).
It is a very dynamic, open, and multicultural environment that provides a very good overview of what is going on in Europe.
