Dream Lake - Stephen Lias

Commissioned by the Estes Park Village Band, this contemplative grade 3 band piece explores lyrical melodies and lush harmonies.

Dream Of A Witches Sabbath - Hector Berlioz

Dream Of Abraham - Daniel Bukvich

The dream... always... whenever I sleep... the dream...shouts become whispers... Those are the words of Abraham Zapruder as he speaks of his own reaction to the film he made of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. This work incorporates the unique and creative writing style found in the Bukvich Symphony No. 1 in bringing us this chilling and haunting representation. A most remarkable work. (13 minutes 20 seconds)

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Dream Of Arabian Nights - Ted Barclay

Dream of the Rarebit Fiend - Thomas Thurban

A rose by any other name is still a rose. This work enjoyed at least three different titles after its creation at the beginning of the 20th century. But whatever it was called, it is a delightful example of the cakewalk (don't take it too fast!) and should be played often.

Dream Song For Concert Bd - Set

Dream Team - Jean-François Michel

Dream Variants - Roland Barrett

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Dream, Imagine, Live - Larry Clark

The inspiration for this piece comes from one of Henry David Thoreau's most famous quotes - Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you've imagined. It was Thoreau's vision that we contemplate a simpler life and be deep thinkers about what we want our lives to be. The piece is divided into three distinct sections based on the same three-note motive. The first section is intense and bold, the second is introspective and lyrical and the third is dance-like, almost reminiscent of a Celtic folk song, in lilting in 6/8. This perfect contest or festival selection will highlight your band's strengths.

Dreamcatcher - Otto M. Schwarz

Once upon a time in North America, there lived a mother and her small daughter who were part of a community of Ojibwa people. The girl suffered from severe nightmares. The mother sought help from 'Spider Woman' also known as 'Asibikaashi', who protected people by weaving a magical web. This 'dreamcatcher', decorated with sacred feathers, only let good dreams through, and the bad dreams were burnt by the morning sunbeams. During this fascinating programme work, one can follow the story meticulously, making it a true phantasmal concert experience!

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