To Dream With Open Eyes - Steven J. Pyter

To Dream With Open Eyes captures the sense of wonder, imagination, and possibility that turns dreams into reality. Soaring melodies, lush harmonies, and energetic rhythms bring a cinematic feel and exciting lyricism to this work for concert band!

To Fly Without Wings - James Curnow

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To Forge the New Frontier - Ralph Ford

The original overture starts with a flourish and spirals to a soaring melody that is staged atop a driving rhythm. The introductory material is revisited twice, each time with an interesting variation. Solidly scored by this contemporary composer, "To Forge the New Frontier" is perfect for a contest program or a spring concert. (3:00)

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To Gallant Heroes - Elliot Del Borgo

To Gently Serenade - Richard L. Saucedo

Dedicated to legendary educator and conductor, Dr. Paula Crider, this dramatic work explores a variety of emotions and musical styles, honoring the heart and soul of the amazing PC! A wistful and tender opening features brief solos and poignant harmonies. The piece then builds gradually to a majestic climax before returning to the gentler strains from the opening. A welcome addition to the repertoire. (This publication includes an optional DroneMap rehearsal aid created by Michael Pote) Dur: ca. 4:15

To God Be The Glory - Bertrand Moren

To Honor, Thank and Remember - Michael Story

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To my Country - Bernard Zweers

The Hymn To My Country is the trio part of the second movement, entitled 'In the Country', from the third Symphony To My Country (1886 - 1890) by the Dutch composer Bernard Zweers (1854 - 1924). This symphony was written at a time when a lot of composers were largely inspired by patriotic feelings. The compositions of Zweers have apparently been influenced by his contemporaries such as Antonin Dvor k, Jean Sibelius (Finlandia), Bedrich Smetana (who also wrote a work entitled 'My Country' (Ma Vlast) - a cycle of symphonic poems including the famous Moldau) and Edvard Grieg. Although his father, a music dealer and amateur musician, at first described his son's musical activities as'a waste of paper and time', Zweers did not abandon his vocation. When the 27-year-old Bernard Zweers conducted his first symphony in 1881, his father was so impressed that he allowed his son to devote himself completely to music. Thre arrangement of this chorale was written on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands on May 5th, 1995, and is dedicated 'To My Country'.

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To My Friends - Jos Rijken

To Our Girls - Bedrich Smetana