The Dream Brothers' latest foray is setting the poems of Walt Whitman to music. Listen to these as you read his marvelous words, and hear his message come alive. Written around 1859, these visionary poems are amazingly relevant today, expressing Whitman’s honoring of the physical body as indistinguishable from spiritual joy.
These are --still and again!-- anthems for a new, hopeful century.



is a singer, songwriter, pianist and electronic music composer, writer, and visual artist. His first album, Inroads (Dragonfly Music) has been called a collection of “Soundtracks For The Imagination.” When he is not performing or composing, he works as a spiritual counselor in Santa Monica, using astrology, sound healing, archetypal psychology, and common sense.  Check out his album "Inroads" at CDBaby! http://cdbaby.com/cd/stephandavid


is a writer, composer, cellist, Marriage and Family Therapist, teacher and voice coach in Santa Monica. Twice a recipient of National Endowment for the Arts Grants (in literature, and Artists as Producers), he is the author of two novels, Years From Now (Knopf) and Aura (Haworth Press), and two operas, Orlando, or Love of a Leg (La Mama La Galleria), and Twelfth Night (American Opera Projects). He was the manager of the USC Opera, stage manager for the UCLA Opera, as well as artistic director for Guild Opera’s Gala 50th season, directing his translation into English of Humperdink’s “Hansel and Gretel.” He received the Year 2000 Outstanding Instructor Award from the UCLA Extension School of the Arts.