[re]Imagine That! - Legends, Landscapes, and Reinterpretations ft. the UVM Concert Band

What happens when you mix timeless legends, frozen landscapes, and classic melodies turned their ear? You get [re]Imagine That! - Legends, Landscapes, and Reinterpretations, the upcoming concert by the UVM Concert Band, under the direction of Prof. D. Thomas Toner. You’ll hear music that flies over the island of Berk with How to Train Your Dragon and journeys through Middle-earth with excerpts from Johan de Meij’s wind symphony The Lord of the Rings. Let Kelijah Dunton’s evocative Stillwater transport you to an icy Minnesota winter, while the first performance of Class of 2028 Music Education major Emelia Foster’s War Between Worlds brings you to lands far, far away. Witness what happens when a classic John Philip Sousa march gets thrown into a time machine back to the 1500s in Erika Svanoe’s Fairest of the Renaissance Faire, then go in the opposite direction when a 17th century English ballad (via Simon and Garfunkel) turns into Andrew Boysen's high energy Scarborough Fair.