Pacific Trilogy - Tommy J. Fry

Pacifica - Randall D. Standridge

The West Coast has a reputation for being at the forefront of technology and innovation; it is also an area of great natural beauty. This duality of technology and nature provides the inspiration for this work. Staccato musical elements create a decidedly digital effect, contrasting stylistically with more lyrical melodies that represent the vistas of breathtaking landscapes . A wonderfully colorful musical mosaic of this vibrant part of our country.

Pacifica - Robert Buckley

The idea for Pacifica came from a car trip along the coastal road of the west coast of North America from Vancouver to San Francisco. This area is alive with stunning vistas, pristine beaches, and animal life. The composer was watching the eagles soaring overhead and wondered what all of this would look like from the eagle's perspective - through the eyes of an eagle. This was the inspiration for Pacifica. Experience the mighty Pacific coast from an entirely new perspective with Robert Buckley's Pacifica.

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Pacifica (Fantasy) - Josef Böhnisch

Pack Up Your Troubles

Paco Campillo - Jose Salvador Gonzalez

Paddy Lay Back

Sea shanties (or chanties) are songs sung by sailors to keep them synchronized (and mentally interested) while doing the hard labor of sailing. "Paddy Lay Back" is a capstan shanty, a capstan being a vertically-axled rotating machine used to raise and lower a ship's anchor. Sailors would rotate the capstan by pushing poles radiating from it, with three or four men working a pole. The song would help them keep momentum; if not, something could slip. Not only would the anchor drop uncontrolled, but the capstan would spin quickly and the poles could throw and harm the sailors. 1st trumpet's highest note is G. 1st & 2nd clarinets cross the break

Padstow Lifeboat - Malcolm Arnold

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Pagan Ritual - Rob Wiffin

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Paganini Rhapsody - Sergei Rachmaninov