Penny Lane (Concert Band - Score Only) - Farnon, David

Penny Lane is a street in Liverpool and gave the title to one of the best-selling singles of all time. It was released in 1967 by which time The Beatles were the Worlds number one group and started experimenting with different production techniques - leading to the ground breaking album Sergeant Pepper.

Pennywhistle Jig (Piccolo Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Mancini, Henry - Moss, John

From the film The Molly Macquires

Pentagram (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Story, Michael

A pentagram is a five-sided star that has been a symbol believed to contain supernatural or spiritual properties. There's nothing supernatural about this tremendous introduction or reinforcement of 5/4 time for your developing band. Cast in a bold overture style, your students are able to easily grasp the time signature. Featuring a variety of styles and textures, this dynamic composition builds to a bold punctuated conclusion.Duration: 3:15

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Pentangle (Brass Quintet with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Pentangle, set in three movements without a break, uses the traditional concept of the baroque concerto grosso as its model, treating the brass quintet and accompanying concert band as separate but equal ensembles. Interplay between the two, and frequent use of the quintet players as soloists, permeates the work in various combinations, making it a captivating composition full of variety. Duration: 13.30

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PENTIUM (Concert Band) - Graham, Peter

Described by conductor Brian Duguid as "a short ride on a PC", Pentium displays some common traits with the minimalist techniques of John Adams. A five-note figure, first heard in the clarinets and saxophones after the opening swirl and flourish, provides the essential building block for the rondo-like movement. Pentium takes it's name from the "silicon glen" where computer chips are manufactured.

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PEPE LIENHARD MEDLEY (Intermediate Band) - Tinner, Gilbert

Medium

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Perchance To Dream (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bourgeois, Derek

In 1969 I was teaching music at Cranleigh School in Surrey. I was asked to write a work for the orchestra and produced a four-movement piece entitled Concerto for School Orchestra. I have now reworked the music for wind band and re-titled it Perchance to Dream. the piece has a slow introduction followed by a loose sonata form movement in which the introductory material is reintroduced.

Perchance To Dream (Concert Band - Score Only) - Bourgeois, Derek

In 1969 I was teaching music at Cranleigh School in Surrey. I was asked to write a work for the orchestra and produced a four-movement piece entitled Concerto for School Orchestra. I have now reworked the music for wind band and re-titled it Perchance to Dream. the piece has a slow introduction followed by a loose sonata form movement in which the introductory material is reintroduced.

PERCUSSION MYSTIQUE (Concert Band) - Erickson, Frank

Mystique: "a complex of attitudes developing around an idea and a special skill, essential in an activity". The "attitude" in this composition is that of the excitement, as well as the subtleties of percussion playing. The "special skill" is apparent in the featured percussion parts themselves.

Percussion Perspectives (1st Movt) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Johnson, Stuart

Give the band a workout with this challenging composition. Subtle percussion used in unique scoring that features the entire band. Very accessible yet dramatic piece.