Dragon Wars - Gary P. Gilroy

These mighty beasts of legend and lore were believed to wield almost limitless might and power. Clad in a coat of virtually impenetrable scales, armed with claws like steel and breath of fire, these were truly fearsome and awe-inspiring creatures. The vision of an epic battle between these great monsters is depicted, replete with percussive sounds of impact as they collide with one another while winds and brass create melodic lines of unrelenting flame and fury.

Dragon's Cavalry - Cheseaux

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Dragon's Golden Jubilee - Christensen

Dragonborn (Skyrim Theme) - Jeremy Soule

The popular video game series Elder Scrolls features memorable music from composer Jeremy Soule. From Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, this signature theme will sound powerful even in this very easy arrangement for young students.

Dragonfire - Paul Lavender

Explorer Level (correlates with Book 1, p. 11) Dark and sinister are not words normally associated with music for beginning bands. However, this well-written Paul Lavender original provides powerful and dramatic sounds even atthis very easy level. With nothing faster than a quarter note (8th notes in percussion), your players will be eager to tackle this one!

Dragonfly

The dragonflies will be buzzing around your concert stage when you select this wonderful piece for your concert program. Ideal to strengthen brass players and teach some elementary ear training, the brass are featured playing themelodic line on mouthpieces. The woodwinds and percussion provide a full background before the brass rejoin the group playing on their instruments through the final half of the piece. An excellent teaching tool.

Dragonfly - Marc Reift

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Dragonfly - Marco Martoia

Dragonheart - Randy Edelman

Dragonrider - Parsons

Dragonrider takes the listener on a twisting, soaring journey astride a powerful fire-breathing dragon as it flies over mountaintop castles and the roaring sea. Inspired by the imagery of popular fantasy works such as those by J.R.R. Tolkien, George R.R. Martin and J.K. Rowling, the piece is filled with exciting percussion and wind effects that still sit well within the range and reach of most concert and symphonic bands.