Short stories all about my marching year of 2015 with my crush and band family. Band Romance.

What happens when you join the Marching Band? You play music of course, but there are also the band romances that make you stop and think. Maybe Danny will find more than just a friend. Danny is a musician at heart. Everyone in her family plays an instrument. Her Freshman year is coming up and she has to decide what to play and what to be in. Around April a sign-up sheet for Marching Band shows up on her doorstep. Signing up, she doesn't realize what she has gotten herself into. Jackson comes from a line of trumpets and other horn players. He was expected to join Marching Band as did his older brother Chase. He signed up and prepared for the first day of practice. On the first day of band camp, no one expected to be worked so hard in their life. Danny joined the Drumline and marched the second bass. Jackson played trumpet. The two will meet, but will their friendship become more? Read to find out!

Tired of the beauty-pagean circuit, Virginia Sauter tosses her tiara, pierces her nose, and auditions for the most unlikely of roles -- drum major of the high school marching band. Virginia wins, but is forced to share the title with Drew, whose family has held the position for generations. Sure, Drew is hot, but because of his superior attitude, he and Virginia are constantly arguing. That is, until they share more than just their half-time salute... But as the drum major's heated competition turns to sizzling romance, explosive rumors threaten everything -- including the band's success. Love seemed to be a sure hit, but Virginia and Drew may be marching straight into disaster

Erica Howard is the drum major of one fantastic marching band. Unfortunately, no one else at Southeast High seems to know it. The school's below-average performance on the football field has caused its students to lose enthusiasm for the once-electric rush of the Friday Night Lights- and that means no one is watching her band's amazing halftime shows. But when a groan-inducing group project finds her paired up with the goofy, muscular quarterback of the football team and the too-cool captain of the cheerleading squad, Erica is forced to realize that the members of the marching band aren't the only ones suffering from Southeast High's lack of athletic enthusiasm- and that all three of them might have something to gain from working together. This tale of finding love, friendship, and pride where you least expect will warm your heart and chill your arms, just like the best Friday nights in autumn always do.

A bass clarinettist falls in love with a quad drummer in marching band

This is Alexis' Freshman year, when she wants to try something new, she tries out for the school color guard team, and makes it. After practicing and learning the parade routine, she is introduced to the marching band, she meets this boy.

His hands. The hands that keep the whole band together. How much I wished to hold them. His eyes. The beautiful forest green orbs that watched over us, both on the field and off. How much I wanted them to look into my own, drowning me in endless happiness. My name is Scarlet Miller, and I'm here to tell you how I fell in love with the drum major. (This will contain a lot of band vocabulary, as it is a book greatly involving band, if you don't know what a term means, don't be afraid to ask! I don't bite!)

Frank was nervous. Gerard was excited. Frank had been persuaded to join marching band by his best friend, Lizzy Hale. The schools most popular guard member. Many people watched the halftime shows just because of her. Frank was a retired baritone player. He played throughout his middle school career, but hadn't touched it since. He walks into the room and sees Gerard, his new drum major, sitting on the podium, and Frank gets the sudden urge to impress him.

"Hey, can you do me?" "Right here? Now? So eager, but I doubt Mr. Reid would appreciate that." ~*~ Scarlet Thomas. Average sophomore clarinetist trying to make it through high school with minimal damage, but what will happen when a certain senior percussionist transfer roll-steps his way into her heart? Inspired by true events.