Trumpets Stories

Karter Johansen is an epic badass. Michelle Flanders is a total nerd. Scarlet Black is a hopeless romantic. Rebecca Anderson is an obsessive band geek. Jessica Fitzgerald is a hardcore athlete. Emma Stevens is a textaholic popular. And Alexandra Quarent is all of these people. That's right, Alexandra Quarent is the girl with seven identities. She lives with her parents as a senior in high school. They know nothing. Karter, the badass, sneaks out at night with a fake ID, pretending to be twenty-one. Michelle, the nerd, is taking online college courses. Scarlet, the romantic, is dating a very popular boy, as usual. Rebecca, the band geek, has learned to play every instrument except the bassoon, which is what she's learning now. Jessica, the athlete, is now going for the school track record for the hundred meter dash. Emma, the popular, is about to have a major social crisis because her "mom" is going to punish her for her low grades and take her phone away. Alexandra, the entirety, is the family figure. This identity is solely used for the purpose of family. When Alexandra's septuple life starts to go down the drain, will all her identities follow, leading her secret to be discovered? Please vote for me<3 --Now completed-- Interested in the sequel? Check it out here: http://www.wattpad.com/story/2603704-you-don%27t-know-me-watty-awards-2013

Join Larry Snotter and his besties as they have lots of silly goofy quirky adventures !!😻🕳️🤖💛🤖🌛😹💫💫🌛🔥🤖🌝👽🤒🌟🤓🌝😘🤢🥶🌛🤮🌝🤓🤠🤮👽🤒🤒🤒🤒😸

don't ask me please just read without judging me.

Hi I'm Tyler, Ya I know what your thinking. Tyler's a boys name, well I'm a girl so ha! ------------------------------- Tyler is a girl being made fun of because she is the only girl that plays trumpet, but when a new guy named Nolan moves to town. Everything Change ------------------------ The trumpet in the pic is mine

What's up? I'm James. I'm a musician, a longboarding enthusiast, and I'm also trans. I hope you enjoy this book, I'm not sure where it's gonna go at all. I'll update it on Monday's.

This is the amazing love story of Ah Gaboosh a shy tall band creature and Pat a short emo boy who plays guitar. Credit to @qittikat who wrote most of this and did all the grammar stuff. New chapter every Tuesday 😎

Just random things about band

This is the sequel to The Life of a Band Nerd. This is basically a book about my band experiences, however, I will add other band-related stuff. Enjoy! 😊

cough i'm nice and don't post explicit quotes but you should watch out for midnights chapters she creates her own. -pepper

Watch as two star-crossed lovers find each other through hatred and war.

CAUTION This book may contain; ~ Short stories about Norti Norti Nakis ~ A Lot Of Vaggies ~ Inside jokes ~ Trumpets.

"To a band kid, this was like hooking up with the star quarterback."

This is pretty self explanatory it's a diary of a trumpet player in middle school or as I like to say my band geek side of me

As a marcher myself, I can say that these terms are used in marching band, and that the use and definition of these terms are tweaked for a comedic setting. The terms are, also, mostly true. So, if you ever thought of joining a Marching Band, read this book!!

(Inspired by the Netflix Film K-pop Demon Hunters) In the back alleys of Manila's music scene, the Barako Beats were nobodies - a mismatched crew obsessed with the 70's Manila Sound, OPM legends, and glittering disco grooves. They played for pocket change, dreaming of the big stage, until fate washed up a strange relic at Migs Cruz's feet: a crystal mic once wielded by the mythical singer Rumi of the Hunter/x Now, Migs and his bandmates - guitar prodigy Raffy Morales, bass powerhouse Ernie Sanchez, keytar queen Luz Delgado, and groove master Tommy Rodriguez - join forces with Cebu's legendary brass siblings Joaqs & Jet Malalis and Mon & Gina Jayectin, plus the mystical electric violinist Celeste Alonzo from Iloilo. Together, they form The Brass Force - a full-on disco-funk-brass-string fusion ensemble that doesn't just make crowds dance... they fight back the Saja Boys, demon-backed idols who weaponize music to control minds. From Sinulog Festival street battles to sold-out nights at Araneta Coliseum, every gig brings the band closer to fame - and closer to the showdown that could decide the fate of Philippine music forever. In sequins and bell-bottoms, under neon lights and festival fireworks, the fight for the soul of music has never looked (or sounded) this funky.