D. M. I. - Farrar

D.J.'s Mix - David E. Jones

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Da Doo Ron Ron - Barry

Da Pacem Domine - Hardy Mertens

Da Vinci - Johan de Meij

The fascinating life of Leonardo da Vinci and his enormous curiosity spurred Johan de Meij to experiment with musical material, by using only the ivory keys of the piano during the composition process. DA VINCI opens with a grand, massive chord over five octaves throughout the orchestra. This chord, the Da Vinci Chord, is the connective tissue between the various sections, and it leads to a radiant C major chord, as an ode to one of the greatest geniuses of all time.

Da Vinci Code - Hans Zimmer

Da Vinci Code - Jérôme Naulais

Da Vinci Sketches - Erik Morales

This theme builds through ever-changing textures as it climaxes in a massive percussion break before moving to the lyrical second theme, representing the Mona Lisa. The opening theme returns in a new setting as the piece comes to a stunning conclusion. Consider this one strongly!

Da Vincian Visions - Larry Clark

This piece is a tribute to the Da Vincian model offereativity. Using a single theme, Larry Clark uses da Vinci's approach to view this theme from every angle. Clark starts with a fanfare, followed by an original theme, then presents a multitude of variations on the themes in different keys, styles and time signatures. You'll find everything from African style to jigs in this incredibly complex piece, well worth the effort for your band.