bands (music)

After Momo rejected her, Nino Arisugawa--a girl who loves to sing and has only ever wanted to reunite with Momo ever since being separated from him in childhood--spirals out of control in her singing TV debut as "Alice" in the band No Hurry to Shout, a shocking debut.

"After their teacher announces that there will be an upcoming talent show, eight-year-old Maddie and her best friends are inspired to form a band and use their craft skills to make their own instruments"--OCLC.

Fourteen-year-old Ellie Magari's mother left shortly after Ellie was born, and her father has raised her, but Ellie always figured that one day she would meet her mother and ask her some pertinent questions--but now her mother has died, and Ellie does not know exactly how to feel about that, but she is determined, with the help of her friends in the St. Francis of Assisi's Howling Wolves marching band (where she plays the glockenspiel), to make some kind of connection with her mother's memory.

Interning for a battling bands reality television show, teenaged Vee reconnects with Cam, her first love (and her first heartbreak), but the media spotlight threatens to expose the couple's past secrets.

When the ponies establish a band, they must find a role for Toola-Roola, who tried unsuccessfully to play the guitar.

Rob has always expected to be a soccer star like his father, but when his best friend and former teammate, Tyler, invites him to help form a band, Rob considers other possibilities.

In this version of the folk song, "The Ants Go Marching," as the Petes march along the "groovy" one gathers instruments for a musical performance.

Once an inseparable trio, whether in their little band or on the football field, Justin, Tony, and Miles have drifted apart in middle school (Justin to band and his old friends to sports); now, after a summer of jamming, Justin decides to try out the football team with his old friends--but he finds little encouragement from them, and he misses the new friends he made in the school band.

Three children who love to make music in inappropriate places are organized by their teacher into a band to perform at their school's open house.

The members of the band The Lunar Ticks--Jay, Kelvin, and Cia--prepare for a battle of the bands and hope to win the grand prize of a day in a recording studio, but when their competitor's guitar is trashed, they are named the prime suspects and must prove they are innocent.