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i'm the only girl bass drummer, and the only mallet percussionist . . . but our marching band only has around 20 ppl, its sad. there's only 5 other percussionists 2 begin with, not including me.

Last year in my band I was the only girl brass player. There were girl brass players in another band, but not mine. This year in marching band I am one of two girls out of 22 brass players. I like it, though. It proves that I can deal with guys and hold my own when I'm surrounded by guys.

well in our clarinet section its more like a dude in an all girl section cuz of my friend devon. hes the only guy in the first two rows...

I'm the only girl who plays trumpet, and i'm the section leader, but there are only two other trumpets besides me, both boys, one of them is a good friend of mine, we start theses really weird conversations that go on forever and the other isn't at all entusiastic about anything so i talk to him that much, we also have a baritone player, also a boy, but he considers himself his own section, and that's the entire brass section

In our junior jazz ensemble, there are only 3 guys (besides the director) out of a group of 19 people. ;D All 6 saxes (bass, tenor, alto) are girls, all 3 trombonists are girls (I'm one of them! ;D), the rhythm section is all girls (4 of them), and the trumpets have the only guys (there are 6 trumpeters). We make fun of this fact a lot! 3nodding

Hmmm, let's see... I'm the only girl out of a nine person band, playing an instrument that isn't "girly"... I do believe that I am scorned for that among other reason, like the "hot guys" in the high school are in band... They've successfully managed to make me more of social outcast than I already was for getting the highest grades in my grade... But I DON'T REALLY CARE. (This is one the reasons why I'm called a beeotch, because I don't care what other people think of me....)

Im one of two male flutes. Im like the only active one, the other one is in band cuz his mom made him, thats what i think.