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For the musical aspect, I looked for songs that talked about black women and their issues: sorority, colorism, equality and resilience.

What are the musical and aesthetic inspirations behind the project? Mellophones: All of the girls are normal, happy people who are always wondering how they got stuck with some of the craziest boys in the band.

Piccolos- can't hit their notes but are really sweet Tubas- awkward and dedicated Bari sax- annoying and can't learn dots Baritone- lazy.

" That isn't an isolated incident.

😉 I feel so sad for the person.

She accepted Fanchine's invitation to join the band because she realized a brass band made of women—especially black women—was something unique that she wanted to be part of.

It's like they've learned nothing from the Civil War.

They chose to move to an urban neighborhood so they need to learn to live with it otherwise they need to move! before that we the Glad Tidings Community Drum and Bugle Corp, practice on pacific street in front of 1529 which was the church we all belong to…brown stone homes and apartment building up and down the streets neighbors supported our efforts and we flourished to become at a later date, The Carter Cadets.

what's the difference between a viola and a chainsaw? but I just stayed calm and focused on recording.

Our band consistently wins best front ensemble awards.

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If they want quiet, they should find another neighborhood perhaps where the rents are different.