Dr. Frank Funkelstein
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It has multiple issues:
- Summons scale badly, you are mainly looking for utility, and animals offer not much of that. Skunks are okay for the first levels.
- you can learn other summon spells as a bard without needing a subclass
- summoning spells cost three actions and you can't do your bard thing (support with a composition) at the same time till lvl 14
- Zoophonic Composition, your cool lvl 4 feat, is 1/day - not even focus point based
- being a gnome with Animal Elocutionist exists - but talking to animals is not common, unless your GM puts it in just for you (which they totally should, but pathfinder society does not offer that)
- Songbird's call, your unique composition at lvl 8, does 1d6 damage (to everybody but you) and makes everybody concealed - it is just bad.
It is still totally playable, you are a bard after all, just bad compared to other muses.