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Trumpeter wants youths to give music a chance
May 23rd, 2019 | Category: Entertainment | 1:28MAY 23, 2019: Dwayne Smith of the Eastern Rangers Marching Band practices the scales on his trumpet on a bench at the National Heroes Circle and implores young men to give music a chance as it offers opportunities that may otherwise not be possible.
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