Heralds of the Tuba Knight (Uncovered Relic of the Brasstille)

Lost for centuries, this rare document has finally been uncovered by archeologists during an excavation of the Brasstille, a major stronghold and prison in the lands that once made up the Brass Kingdom. The records were thought to be lost during the Storming of the Brasstille, when the Acoustic Annals were burned down by an angry mob of insurrectionists.
Experts believe the holy relic to be a gift from King Tuba II himself, to the Tuba Knight, leader of the Noble Tuba Knights. The gift was the Heralds of the Tuba Knight. An elite battalion made up of musicians, writers, poets, dancers, messengers and storytellers. The Heralds are believed to have composed what is known in the modern day as "Tuba Knight Boss Battle Theme."
The heralds would travel alongside the Noble Tuba Knights, and announce their arrival to neighboring towns and settlements by playing the grand orchestral themes that were affiliated with each of the Knights. Initially, the heralds were seen charitably, as a sign of Honor, Nobility, Prosperity and Joy. However, war loomed on the horizon. The actions and motives of King Tuba II were becoming more rash and imperialistic. Even his most loyal knights were beginning to grow doubtful. Tuba Knight meditated alone for a long while, listening to his tumultuous heralds rejoicing in the distance. One can only imagine his irresolute feelings towards them. "Is this a triumphant fanfare? or a funeral march."