Pak 'Em Beet - Robin Fox

Pakjesparade - Roland Kernen

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Palace of Versailles - Jérôme Naulais

Palace Rhapsody - Aulis Sallinen

Paladin - Kevin Houben

Paladin (heroic knight) was written for the music society De Heibloem from Meeuwen, Belgium and tells the story of the disastrous Saint Nicholas Day of 1648. In the first half of the seventeenth century, the mercenary armies of Karel van Lorreinen terrorized several villages in the province of Limburg. Between 1,500 and 1,600 farmers gathered in Peer on December 6, 1648, to battle against the cruel mercenaries who looted and burned down their villages. The brave farmers did not stand a chance and were ambushed in Meeuwen and within quarter of an hour there were four hundred fatalities and at least as many wounded. In history books, this encounter is referred to as the shortestbattle ever. A truly heroic work suitable for all concert programmes.

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Palladio - Karl Jenkins

Although this composition sounds like it came straight out of the Baroque period, it is actually the first movement of a suite written in 1996 by Karl Jenkins. Instantly recognized as the 'diamond commercial' theme, its relentless pulse and dramatic nature make it a natural for bands. Robert Longfield's skilled arrangement puts it within reach of most groups.score and parts - 4 Flute I, 4 Flute II, 2 Oboe, 4 Bb Clarinet I, 4 Bb Clarinet II, 4 Bb Clarinet III, 2 Bb Bass Clarinet, 2 Bassoon, 2 Eb Alto Saxophone I, 2 Eb Alto Saxophone II, 2 Bb Tenor Saxophone, 2 Eb Baritone Saxophone, 2 F Horn I, 2 F Horn II, 3 Bb Trumpet I, 3 Bb Trumpet II, 3 Bb Trumpet III, , 3 Trombone I,3 Trombone II, 2 Baritone B.C., 2 Baritone T.C., 4 Tuba, I String Bass, I Timpani, 2 Percussion I, 2 Percussion II - wind/concert band

Paloma Blanca - Johannes Bouwens

Paloyoloyo - John Swain

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Swain, J

Pan Europa - Philip A. Parker

Pan: Highlights Motion Picture Soundtrack - John Powell

As a prequel to James Matthew Barrie's classic Peter Pan (The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up), director Joe Wright's fantasy adventure film is full of all the swashbuckling action and tender emotional moments that anyone who has read the book would expect. Included in this delightful John Powell film-score medley are the Opening Overture, Mine Escape, Pirates vs. Natives vs. Heroes vs. Chickens, Transfiguration, and Fetching the Boys. Powerful! (3:45)

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