Portland offers plenty of places and opportunities where queer, trans and nonbinary people are welcome and celebrated, thanks ...

Now in its second year, the nationwide celebration returns with live music, school performances, and community pride ...

It’s very common for people to show up to HBCU football games just to see the band, he said. “When the football game is over, the fifth quarter is beginning,” Wright said.

SIR Arundel, real name Panashe Arundel Matoi, who enchants the audience and teaches saxophone, accordingly has been given several media reviews as "Sir Arundel the Prince of Horns”. The title ...

There aren't many full brass bands out there these days. In fact, there are just two in the Maritimes - one of them here on P.E.I. The Great George Street Brass Band has its 10th anniversary ...

Prince Edward Island's only full brass brand is celebrating its 10-year anniversary Sunday evening with a concert at Zion Presbyterian Church in Charlottetown. The Great George Street Brass Band ...

Prince Edward Island's only full brass brand is celebrating its 10-year anniversary Sunday evening with a concert at Zion Presbyterian Church in Charlottetown.The Great George Street Brass Band — ...

From wood to a brass instrument. Watching the master at work ‘I am Ashamed’: West Point Professor Resigns in Defiance US Massive Amphibious Vehicles Jump into Ship From Deep Water JPMorgan CEO ...

Brass Mash is a local all-brass instrument mash-up band. Pictured from left, Anthony Yi, plays the alto saxophone, Tim Crooks, plays the tenor saxophone, and Sam Franklin plays the baritone saxophone.

Leader of the band: Meet Christian Carroll, the 2024 drum major for UT's Pride of the Southland Band “This will be the 156th year of the Pride, one of the oldest bands in the country," Stewart said.

Hopefully coming to a nearby sporting event, parade or festival soon — Bad Weather Brass, née Red Alert, the Kraken’s brass band. At the heart of the evolving production is Red Alert’s ...

The band has recruited 14 school students who come along on a Tuesday afternoon to learn a brass instrument of their choice with a mentor. "It costs nothing because we don't charge," Ms Parsell said.