Disney Fantasy

This fabulous medley is composed of Mickey Mouse March, It's a Small World, Heigh-Ho, Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf, Someday My Prince Will Come, Whistle While You Work and When You Wish upon a Star.

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Disney Favorites

(Includes: Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah; Chim Chim Cher-ee; Mickey Mouse March)

Disney Festival

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Disney Forever Yong

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Disney Forever Young

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Disney Villains Medley

Who doesn't like the bad guys in the movies? We all know they will lose in the end, but maybe we're rooting for them a little. Enjoy this Disney Villains medley!

Disney's Magic Kingdom

Distant Castles

Distant Hymns - Greg Sanders

Distant Hymns is the third movement from the composer's work Dreams and Faith (The Solomon Valley Anthology). The American Composers Alliance commissioned the work for their Continental Harmony Project. In the late 1880s and early 1900s, many of the inhabitants of the Solomon River area in northern Kansas meticulously documented their lives in the vast expanse of the Kansas prairie in writings in their personal diaries. Several writers recorded an unusual phenomenon where the wind often carried sounds over the open prairie and fields with no visible sound source. An example of this display was sometimes the presence of music, often church hymns, carried with the wind from assumed distant churches that were frequently not there. The melodies could be heard constantly changing in volume and sound as the winds continuously changed directions. Distant Hymns is a musical representation of this experience, where a simple hymn tune is handed to and integrated between different groups of instruments. Ebbing frequently, the music varies in loudness and softness as the melody moves freely upon the wind.

Distant Mirrors - William Ballenger

This stylish, colorful work opens quietly with solo clarinet and crystal clear mallet highlights reminiscent of a lyrical English folksong. The decidedly English flavor is maintained as sections of the band gradually join in, changing the character of the piece to a rollicking dance. Easily playable, with active percussion and evocative melodic lines, this is indeed a musical reflection on our cultural heritage.