The Parting Glass - Michal Worek

The Parting Glass - Robert Sheldon

This heartfelt rendition of the beautiful Irish folk song The Parting Glass, arranged by Robert Sheldon, is as playable as it is expressive. The various instrumental colors and unexpected harmonies provide moments of warmth, reverie, sentimentality, angst, and resolve that appeal to audiences and ensembles with moderate to advanced abilities. (3:40)

The Party From The Film 'Dracula' - Wojciech Kilar

The Passing Hours - D. Wright

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The Passion Of The Christ - John Debney

The Past is Always Present - Sean O'Laughlin

The Past is Always Present begins with a reverent melody for solo flute that invokes voices from the past. This theme becomes the cornerstone of the entire work leading the listener on a journey that is at times reflective and at others bold and broad. Perfect for contest and festival performance, this piece contains all of the signature styling that has made Sean O'Loughlin's works some of the most popular for bands today.

The Pastime Band March - J. de Winter

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The Path Ascending - Rob Smith

Weaving together currents of inspiration and darkness, this work dramatically portrays a woman whose life was cut short by cancer. A chorale-like theme anchors the music in strength and faith, while a tune inspired by mariachi bands recalls her youth in a Texas border town.

The Path Between the Mountains - Jay Kennedy

Here is a must do piece for cutting edge wind groups. Kennedy's one movement work is contemporary band writing at its very best - originally commissioned by the University of Massachusetts Wind Ensemble.

The Path Not Taken - Michael Sweeney

The image of a path not taken may evoke a sense of mystery and excitement at the unknown, as well as the satisfaction of following our own individual path in life - a unique journey different from all others. This engaging workfor band follows an arc of emotions ranging from the eager anticipation at the start of a journey: frustration and doubt as the path becomes more difficult and perilous: then elation and joy as the goal is reached and our dreamsare realized.