She won the third race aboard Winter Dream.

Another item on the program is the rarely encountered Symphony No. 1, subtitled "Winter Dreams."

It was originally released in Japan as Winter Dreams in 1997.

"Why, these things were no longer in the world," Fitzgerald's alter ego realizes in "Winter Dreams," one of several Ginevra-based stories included here.

The program was the first of three devoted to Tchaikovsky, a mini-festival called "Winter Dreams."

"Winter Dreams," the first segment starts promisingly with a human floe of skaters in pale blue.

If I had to pick one performance, it would almost certainly be in Winter Dreams.

"Winter Dreams," which reportedly cost $300,000, has an original scenario and a score that consists of selections from 18 compositions by Tchaikovsky.

"Winter Dreams" is thus stylistically heterogenous.

Yet, despite its beadlike structure of set pieces, "Winter Dreams" is intelligently conceived and its liberetto dramatically sound.