Parade of the Tall Ships - Jay Chattaway

Noted composer of film and television, Jay Chattaway composed this powerful and gallant concert march which effectively recalls the glory and adventure of the tall sailing ships. Your band and audiences will love this impressive best-seller!

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Parade of the Wooden Soldiers

The parade begins with the percussion section at a distance while the flutes introduce the traditional theme. The wonderfully innovative countermelodies interwoven with the conventional theme are certain to have your listeners on the edge of their seats. With a grand flourish, the parade ends while boosting holiday spirits for all. Choose this sparkling interpretation of this classic holiday march on your winter concert. (2:00)

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Parade of the Wooden Soldiers - Léon Jessel

Paradiddles - Gary Fagan

Percussionists must learn both the rudiments and the scales. This piece provides the wind players some exposure to the rudiments. Paradiddles creates patterns played by the winds that mimic two types of paradiddles---the single paradiddle and the double paradiddle. This may be the first piece for concert band inspired by, and based on, percussion rudiments. (5:50)

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Paradigm - Caruso

Highly unusual work combining good rhythmic ideas with unexpected harmonic turns often employing polytonal devices. Great conclusion!

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Paradise by the Dashboard Light - Jim Steinman

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Paradise Dreams - Eddy Avonds

This composition sketches various images of a dreaming girl. Not only the beautiful sweet dreams, but also the nightmares, though with a "happy ending".

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Paradiso - Robert W. Smith

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Paradox - Hagans

Paradox - Michael Story

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