Megan hates music - at least the kind made by her family: Dad's a composer and Mum's a professional violinist, not to mention Megan's music-mad brothers and sisters!

It takes a move to the big city and a visit to the park before she realises that not all music is the same. The Urban Turbans are a band of Indian drummers and Megan finds herself mysteriously drawn to their special sound.

Family and friends find Megan's fascination hard to fathom, and not all the Turbans are happy about her increasing closeness to their tight-knit group!.

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