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Dream house From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Dream House) For the TV game show, see Dream House (game show). For the light & sound installation project, see La_Monte_Young and Dream House 78' 17". Dream House Stylistic origins House, Trance Cultural origins Mid 1990s, Italy Typical instruments Synthesizer - Sequencer - Keyboard - Sampler Mainstream popularity Large, especially mid 1990s Europe, United States. Derivative forms progressive trance Dream house (also known as dream trance), was a short-lived dance music style which had a big success on the dance scene between 1995 and 1997. Its main feature is the importance of melody, usually a very dreamy one (hence its name), typically played on a piano, or in some cases a violin, saxophone, etc. And now, as of 2006, for most of the cases, synthesizer sounds. [edit] Popular tracks The track that launched dream house to popularity was "Children" by Robert Miles, a melancholic piece of music, its debut album Dreamland was also an iconic Dream House record. Among the most popular dream house tracks were : "Sky Plus" by Nylon Moon, "Celebrate the love" by Zhi-Vago, "In Africa" by Piano Negro, "Metropolis", "The Legend of Babel" by DJ Dado, "X-Files" by DJ Dado, "Pyramids of Giza" by W. P. Alex Remark, "Moon's Waterfalls" by Roland Brant, "Dreamer" by Antico, "Space Ocean" by Daniele Gas, "Seven Days and One Week" by BBE. Traces of dream house music can be found in today's progressive trance. The theme to the CBS TV series NCIS is a Dream House piece This article about a music genre is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v ? d ? e House Acid - Ambient - Chicago - Dark - Deep - Dream - Electro - Fidget - French - Garage - Ghetto - Hard - Hip - Italo - Latin - Minimal/Micro - Progressive - Pumpin' - Tech - Tribal Other electronic dance music genres Ambient - Breakbeat - Drum and bass - Electro - Hardcore - House - Industrial - Synthpop - Techno - Trance - Trip hop - UK garage