Doctor Rock - Steven V. Frank

Your band is going to love "getting down" with this powerful, blues-drenched rock chart. From the driving beat of the opening bass line through the contrasting call and response (featuring your low brass and woodwinds), will grab hold of your audience and never let go. Destined to become your band's favorite and most-requested number! This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Doctor Who - Ron Grainer / arr. Douglas E. Wagner

Beginning with the first episode aired by the BBC in November of 1963, Whovians have been riveted to the adventures of The Doctor and, The Doctor always (or nearly always) triumphs. The instantly recognizable opening theme was a bit ahead of its time however, Ron Grainer's original music and initial concept in 12/8 has remained virtually unchanged through the decades. A musical adventure for generations! (2:15) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Dodge City - Jeff Smallman

Dodge City is an exuberant piece designed to take you back to the time of the old west. As the title implies, this is a work that will bring to mind stagecoaches and sagebrush, cowboys and cactus, sheriffs, showdowns and whatever else reminds you of those frontier days. Quick and lighthearted, the opening and closing sections frame a lyric middle section. Dodge City has captured the atmosphere of a bustling city from the old west and is sure to captivate performers and audiences alike.

Dolce - Chris Bernotas

by Chris M. Bernotas is a sweet, lyrical piece that will highlight your ensemble's ability to play with a beautiful, balanced sound. All instruments have engaging parts through the sharing of melodic material, countermelodies, and lovely harmonies. (2:00) Correlated to , Level 2. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Dolce and Dance - Gary Fagan

by Gary Fagan gives your students an opportunity to shine by incorporating two contrasting styles in one piece. The first section allows for legato lines and sensitive phrasing, while the second section calls for a marcato feel to be played in a dance-like fashion. Great for contest!

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Domino

Singer and songwriter Van Morrison's tribute to rhythm and blues legend Fats Domino, this chart was originally released in 1970 and has become one of Morrison's most popular songs. Effectively arranged for young bands, your students will enjoy playing this soul-infused classic! (2:45)

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Don't Cha

, the huge 2005 hit by The Pussycat Dolls, is in a moderately bright pop tempo with a unique groove.

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Don't Stop Believin'

, as recorded by the cast of the popular television series , was released as the first single from the series soundtrack. The track hit #4 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.

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Dona Nobis Pacem

In the rich chalumeau register, a solo (or soli) clarinet voice quietly introduces the hauntingly beautiful melody. Layering into the texture, other voices add timbre and depth. The phrasing is exquisite, and teaching opportunities for legato playing abound. A modulation from B-flat to E-flat allows even more sonorities as the work moves to its conclusion. Serious music educators should look closely at this piece. (duration 2:40)

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Dorian Dreamscape - Robert Sheldon

This dreamy interlude is a great way to introduce young bands to the Dorian mode. Wonderful melodic lines, along with intriguing harmonic content and texture, really enhance this musical dreamscape in a modal setting. An excellent piece to add contrast and expression to a concert or contest program.

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