Bryan Sayles's twin daughters showed interest in learning music at a young age. Despite challenging times he and his wife always found ways to support Molly's drumming and Emma's trombone playing and music composition. The family talks about how music has brought them together and created lasting memories to continue today.

Credits:
Interview Facilitated by: StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Connecticut Public Producers: Meg Fitzgerald, J Holt, Catie Talarski
Music by: Niamh

For more visit StoryCorps CT

Bryan Sayles's twin daughters showed interest in learning music at a young age. Despite challenging times he and his wife always found ways to support Molly's drumming and Emma's trombone playing and music composition. The family talks about how music has brought them together and created lasting memories to continue today.
Credits:
<ul>
<li>Interview Facilitated by: <a href="https://storycorps.org/mobile-tour/">StoryCorps Mobile Tour</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.ctpublic.org/">Connecticut Public</a> Producers: Meg Fitzgerald, J Holt, Catie Talarski</li>
<li>Music by: <a href="https://funnybonerecords.com/niamh/">Niamh</a></li>
</ul>
For more visit <a href="https://www.ctpublic.org/listen/storycorps-ct">StoryCorps CT</a>

Connecticut Public teamed up with the StoryCorps Mobile Tour to record interviews of people from all backgrounds across our state. StoryCorps has facilitated thousands of conversations across the globe, teaching the value of listening and demonstrating that everyone's story matters. StoryCorps CT is a collection of these local conversations edited by Connecticut Public.

Connecticut Public teamed up with the StoryCorps Mobile Tour to record interviews of people from all backgrounds across our state. StoryCorps has facilitated thousands of conversations across the globe, teaching the value of listening and demonstrating that everyone's story matters. StoryCorps CT is a collection of these local conversations edited by Connecticut Public.

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