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Quito Rymer

Quito is a self-taught musician and painter. His first guitar was bought for him by his father. He hid the guitar under his bed and practiced in private, as his mother, a lay preacher was not in favor of non church music.

Until the fateful day when the organist was having a hard time playing a song that his mother wanted to sing for the Harvest Festival in Cane Garden Bay.

He bravely pulled out the guitar his father had bought for him and played the chords for the song.

Proud BVIslander, self-taught guitarist, talented artist and all-round nice guy, Quito Rymer took time-out recently to sit and chat with this roving reporter/.

This month marks 45 years since my wife and I came to the Virgin Islands from Antigua.

She was a preacher at the Methodist Church, taught Sunday School, and was president of the Women's League.

—Quito Rymer.

The seven Oxford attendees included doctoral students in history (Juan I. Neves-Sarriegui and Benjamin Rymer) and modern languages (Georgina.

She was pleasantly surprised and he did indeed play back up for her singing at the Harvest Festival. From that point, he was able to practice without hiding, as long as he was playing a church song.

As a child Quito was constantly drawing, his first medium was charcoal and he used the walls of the house as his canvas.

His parents were very supportive of his ability to draw and sketch. Sketch pads and pencils were always on hand at home, provided by his parents, this gave the walls a much-needed bre