Jazzband Stories

𝒁𝒐𝒆'𝒔 𝑰𝒏𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎

When Bocchi transfers to a new school, they're deadset on their previous plan to drop out of Choir for a variety of reasons: -Their Silence, sometimes nothing comes out when they try to sing let alone speak, this is one of the main reasons why their favorite note in music is a choral rest. -They're supposedly tone deaf according to a few of their peers in which discourages them from continuing their choral career. -Etc. Ironically, Jazz Band changes Bocchi's mind about dropping out of Choir by expressing their need for a vocalist after seeing the amount of experience they have. Bocchi agrees to this however, they have never sang solo without a Choir.

Meet Amanda Wong, a stubborn and feisty Asian teenager determined to prove all her stereotypes wrong as she struggles with her racial identity in a society that classifies everyone as different. This book is recommended for readers 15+ (Contains swearing, sexual innuendos...all that jazz that spices up a good book.)

Maybe you've never been in band, or maybe you've been doing it for upwards of 7 years. If you have done band, you know that some of the funniest stories happen when band kids are involved. And if you haven't done band, now you know. Either way, you'll love these hilarious stories from my personal experiences as a band kid.

A nice little ghost story to get your Halloween mood going. This one is more sweet than scary. In Middle school I got to play swing in Jazz Band, and I still smile over that experience. It also allowed me to look back with my adult eyes and imagine a different life…

Zoe and Evan have a distance that Evan just can't stand. But of course, he'd never say anything to her about this. But when the next music festival of performing arts comes into the area... their paths are just bound to cross. From where the AMAZING musical Dear Evan Hansen leaves off... I believe that there is more to Evan and Zoe's future together. And I know you want there to be. Sadly, Zoevan will (most probably) never be canon, so just please enjoy this AU fanfic! And something else that really doesn't need to be said - I obviously do not own any of the characters, music, or the musical of Dear Evan Hansen.

So basically me and my friends think our band teacher is gay and we hate Mr Storost so we're shipping them, please don't bomb my house, also we added the demon math teacher Mrs Liebig, the horrible 7th grade science teacher Mr Fisher, the pedophile PE Teacher Mr Bolden, and Mr Storosts kid Aaron. (NOT FINISHED, WORKING ON 2 AT THE SAME TIME LMAO)

The world has a funny way of putting two people together. Well, it's even stranger when everyone is born with different hints to finding their soulmate and staying with them. John has a very difficult time finding his soulmate, as he wasn't given much of anything to help in his later, trying times looking for who he was meant for. However, the boy had a pretty good idea as to what he was meant for. John played the clarinet. He often played by himself, different tunes and learned new songs on his own time. This was why John's music teacher took the initiative to sign John up as a possible clarinet player for the Central London jazz band for a concert. Sherlock, however, doesn't really seem to mind that he's markless. That was, until he met John. First, it was in a music store, finding an instrument to keep him out of trouble. Then, at John's school, where Sherlock had enrolled into the regional jazz band. Sherlock was, at first, unbeknownst to John's musical skill until he was watching the young man play with some of the greatest in the Central London jazz band. Sherlock had to know more about John. The setting takes place when John is 13 and Sherlock is technically 12, but they grow up apart and reunite when they're 16 and 15 respectively.

Since the first day of school, he's been nice to her. Introducing himself , helping her in band class. Now she realizes something's happening, and it probably isn't good.

Alexandra and Alexander are complete opposites. Alexandra is a loud, inappropriate, and rowdy teen girl who only truly cares for her younger sister Kaya. Alexander is a conserved boy who hardly ever speaks out he is well put together and rather uptight. They are both talented musicians, Alexandra on the electric bass and Alexander on the piano.

this is my rant/humor book where i will share with you everything that happens to me in highschool read this to brighten your day with a few laughs or it'll trigger you anyways - this is the life of a 15 year old woman living in a small town in Iowa. enjoy my rants :)

~*PLEASE BEFORE DIVING INTO THIS STORY READ THE FIRST CHAPTER IT EXPLAINS A LOT*~ Basically a story about Natalie and Henry from Next to Normal. I'm not sure whether I'll make it a oneshot or a full fledged 'book', but I have an idea and I'm gonna stew on it a little. I love Next to Normal and I had a cute idea for Natalie and Henry and, even though they both have seriously messed up lives they're cute together so :/

this will have marching band and jazz band elements along with Turn. Abe Woodhull, a freshie in college decides to join marching band, his close friend Caleb Brewster is in jazz band. Two different colleges, two different bands but one friendship. With the war going on behind them Abe doesnt know what to think, will he quit and join in or will he stay put and march for a scholarship to the prestiges school of Troy Uni? find out in this story written by yours truly! ♤ PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM NOT IN MARCHING BAND SO I DONT KNOW HOW IT WORKS AND I ALSO IM REWATCHING TURN SINCE I FORGOT WHAT HAPPENED♤ -Max

(Cover art by treiibot) After a scheduling slip-up, Luz Noceda, Hexside High's resident new kid and jazz saxophonist extraordinaire, finds herself among the members of the prestigious Banshee Orchestra- and one flute player in particular isn't all too happy about her arrival. (Beta/High School Band AU) 🥇#1 in lumity🥇 🥇#1 in toh🥇

Follow the North Mason High School band over the course of a few years. Hear some of the members stories and memories. From a small band to a big family read how the North Mason High School band turned into what it is today.