Dionysos - Thomas Doss

This work is based on the story of Dionysus, the god of wine. It depicts village life in the valley of Mount Olympus. A fight disturbs cheerful dancing at the wine festival and the music becomes increasingly dominated by the main theme that depicts Dionysus himself. This impressive programmatic work is suitable for concerts or contests, and offers challenges throughout the music.

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Dionysos Bachanale

Diphtema - Favre

Diplodocus - Ingebjørg Vilhelmsen

Diplodocus is said to be one of the largest dinosaus to ever have lived. This plant munching beast weighted approximately 20 tons, and could measure up to 30 metres from head to tail. The dinosaur lived in North America during the Jurassic period.This piece describes the carefree nature of a Diplodocus.A life with no natural enemies, and with an exceptionally small brain.To the conductor:The drum set part (Perc. 1) can be played as written, or ad lib. There is also a simplified drum set part that can replace Perc 1. if needed.Perc 2. is optional, and can be omitted.

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Diplomacy - Karl L. King

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Diplomat - John Philip Sousa

One of the great classic Sousa marches, this edition is based on research combining early editions and historically informed Sousa performances. Now bands and conductors can present this great traditional march with the style and interpretation that made Sousa famous.

Diptyque - Jan Van der Roost

Diptyque is the French word for "diptych," meaning a hinged two-part image. The first section of this two-part musical painting has an Oriental feel, with characteristic pentatonic melody lines and chords. The second section is a cheerful Saltarello dance that brings out the subtleties of the woodwind section. A juxtaposition of Eastern and Western music, Diptyque reminds listeners of the power of music in transcending all cultural, religious and political boundaries.

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Directeur De Thatre - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Dirty Dancing

Dirty Elise