Pavane pour une Infante Dfunte - Maurice Ravel

Pavane pour une Infante Dfunte (Pavane for a Dead Princess) is one of Ravel's most popular pieces alongside Bolro. Written in 1899, the original piano version was arranged for orchestra by the composer and became a highlight of theFrench classical repertoire. Johan de Meij has created a special version for the world-famous trombone soloist Joe Alessi. This unique arrangement for solo trombone (Difficulty: 5) and wind orchestra sounds as if it was originally intended for thisinstrumentation. This work can also be performed with solo flugelhorn (Difficulty 3+), or wind orchestra only. Breathtakingly beautiful!

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Pavanne (from Symphonette No. 2) - Morton Gould

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Pavilion Piece - Peter Schickele

Pax - Hymne La Joie

Pax Americana - Michael Story

Literally translated to "American peace," this musical journey celebrates the many positive things that America stands for: freedom, liberty, democracy, opportunity, and the pursuit of happiness. All are presented in distinct sections of the piece, culminating with a bold setting of "America the Beautiful." Inspiring.

Pax Vobis, Op 281 - Bd - Set

Paysage Printanier (Clarinette Solo) - Kumiko Tanaka

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Pazzamezzo For Band - Paul Munch

Pc Suite - Ennio Salvere

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Peace And Love - Ted Barclay