Celebrate community and culture with an unforgettable concert with edgy humor at the downtown library (610 Quincy Street, downstairs) Sunday, July 21 from 2 – 3 p.m. “Clarinet Quartattitude, the Quartet with Attitude” was formed in 2013 to entertain, educate, inspire and occasionally confuse audiences young and old alike. The group is equally comfortable playing classical, jazz and pop arrangements and serves up nostalgia by featuring music from the 40s and 50s.

Nancy Williams is the group’s founder, manager and amateur comedian working hard to finish her degree in clarinet performance. Deb Knowles is the heart of the group, grew up in the town that inspired “The Music Man” and studied with the famous Himie Voxman. Deb Martin is a retired elementary music teacher, the tallest member of the group and recently formed possibly the only church bluegrass band on the planet, or at least the upper Midwest. Dan Mulally is an engineer, landlord, bee keeper, stable manager and politician’s husband. He also plays in a rock band, “Kim and the Cue Balls.”