Pace, pace mio Dio - Giuseppe Verdi

Vocal solo with concert band accompaniment.Excerpted from: La Forza del Destino

Pace, pace, moi Dio - Giuseppe Verdi

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Pacem - Robert Spittal

From a lyrically introspective opening to an emphatic climax, this songful work reflects the scope of the struggle for personal and universal peace. A musically inspiring work with which to build sensitive ensemble playing.

Pacem Nol - Larry Clark

This delightful new holiday arrangement is based on the popular canon Dona Nobis Pacem combined with the famous carol The First Noel. It is effective, yet simple, and it brings together two beautiful songs in a delicate and musical way. As the title implies, may we all have "Peace for Christmas."

Pacheco Pass - Alan Lee Silva

Explosive ensemble phrases and aggressive percussion accompaniment accentuate the opening of Pacheco Pass, a dynamic new composition from established composer Alan Lee Silva. Divided into three sections??fast, slow, fast??the piece begins with a noble brass melody, transitions to a tender slow movement featuring woodwind solos, and reprises the opening brass melody.

Pachelbel Canon - Johann Pachelbel

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Pachelbel's Canon - Jirka Kadlec

Pachelbel's Canon - Johann Pachelbel

Pachyderm Peanut Posse - Orcino

A delightful tune for very young players at an "Ellaphante" tempo. Very easy since horn parts consist only of quarter, half and whole notes. Percussion includes parts for snare and bass drums plus an easy part for tom-toms and a slightly more difficult wood block part. A great way to present your youngest students in a very positive light and sure to be an audience favorite!

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Pacific Crest - Robert Sheldon

Pacific Crest, by Robert Sheldon, is an awe-inspiring work named for the ridge of mountains spanning the entire range from Canada to the Mexican border, with music depicting the peaks, panoramic views, and the joy of hiking this incredible trail.