Power Up! - Steve Hodges

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Powhatan Rhapsody - John Hosay

Powhatan County, Virginia was named after the great Native-American Chief Powhatan, whose confederacy of tribes once dominated the costal Virginia plain. He is most remembered for being the father of Pocahontas. His people are best known as the Native Americans who helped the Jamestown colonists survive. Several of these original tribes still exist today. The composer was inspired by the essence of this region and the James River which borders the northern portion of the county.

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Powhatan's Daughter - John Philip Sousa

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Pozieres - Alex Lithgow

Pradec - Jean Daetwyler

Praeludium - Armas Järnefelt

This delightful work by Armas Jrnefelt has been a staple of "pops" orchestra programs for decades, and this transcription makes this composition accessible to concert bands and their audiences! A light, dance-style work which features many sections of the band, audiences will be charmed by this cheerful and delightful selection. It's an excellent choice for any program, and is appropriate for adult community bands as well. Very enjoyable!

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Praeludium - Benjamin Godard

Praeludium - Jared Spears

Based on the chorale "Praise Ye The Lord", The Almighty." An excellent concert opener and contest piece. A great combination of lush harmonies and mildly contemporary chord progressions with colorful percussion writing.

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Praeludium - McKenzie

The influence of Claude T. Smith is heavily present in this piece, a perfect addition to any festival or concert program. Safely scored for most any band, this work is easily accessible for both performers and audiences. The themes from the fast and slow sections ingeniously combine for a thrilling finale!

Praeludium - Philip Jules Godard