Mr. Christopher Little, a low brass specialist, graduated from William B. Murrah High School in Jackson, MS.  Mr. Little participated in honor bands and honor societies throughout his matriculation in the Jackson Public School District, most notably being the All-State, Capital District, and All-City Honor Bands. Once entering Jackson State University, Mr. Little actively participated in the world-renowned “Sonic Boom of the South” Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Brass Quintet, Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble, and Chamber Orchestra. Mr. Little completed both undergraduate and graduate work at Jackson State University gaining both Bachelor and Master Degrees in Music Education. While earning his M.M.E, Mr. Little served as a graduate assistant to the band department and upon completion has also taught adjunct classes at the university.

Under his direction, his bands have consistently received Superior and Excellent ratings at local and state marching/concert evaluations on both the middle and high school levels. Mr. Little prides himself on his band's ability to perform both contemporary and classic wind band literature.  His students also regularly place in honor bands throughout the state and receive millions of dollars in scholarship offers from varying colleges and universities every year. More recently, Mr. Little received a $28,000 grant from Mr. Hollands Opus Foundation in 2014.  Mr. Little has been deemed an "Outstanding Citizen" by the City Council of Jackson, MS, and was 1 of 3 teachers chosen throughout the nation by McAlister's Deli as an "Outstanding Teacher" during Teacher Appreciation Week in 2019.  Mr. Little is a member of the Mississippi Band Master’s Association, past president of the Capital District Band Director’s Association, National Music Educator's Association (formerly MENC), the International Tuba and Euphonium Association (ITEA), Alpha Chi Honor Society, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America.  He is a founding member of the Mississippi Music Institute 501c3 (2011).