Little Town Band

This musical tale will appeal not only to children, but will warm the hearts of anyone who loves that time-honored tradition, the summer band concert At the beginning of the story, it is said that a town simply isn't a town until a band can march down the street. After putting an advertisement in the local newspaper, a number of musicians show up and play a few songs in the town parade. Much to the audience's dismay, the band isn't very good. Their music sounds just awful and seems to be getting worse, no matter what they do. Then, everything changes when a cute little boy asks an innocent question. The rest is history and shortly thereafter, the band becomes the town's most cherished institution.

Deb Hart-Chase retired from the Barnstable School System on Cape Cod, Massachusetts in 2013 after thirty-six years of teaching in the field of Visual Arts. She has an Associates in Fine Art and Fashion Illustration from Mount Ida in Newton, Massachusetts and Bachelor’s degrees in Art Education, Fine Art, and Art History from Southeastern Massachusetts University. Deb also has lectured across the country on career education and art integration into all school subjects. She has illustrated close to 20 textbooks along with authoring five books on K-12 art education. She has illustrated numerous greeting card designs for Marion Heath Card Company. Deb currently resides in Centerville, Massachusetts with her husband, Don. They have one son Michael, a recent law school graduate