Pata Pata (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Ceunen, Filip

Pata Pata might be the song with the fewest words in the history of pop music, but it is nevertheless extremely popular and known to every generation. The perky character of the song, along with this careful arrangement for small and beginner bands, make 'Pata Pata' a nice piece of music to add to any concert program.

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Patapan (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Del Borgo, Elliot

This clever fantasia builds on a Burgundian carol, dating back to 1842, that is a melody familiar to holiday concert audiences everywhere. Mr. Del Borgo quietly introduces the theme and then takes it on a roller coaster ride full of twists and turns, with strong percussion support throughout. Compositional devices add continuing interest throughout as the work builds to a dramatic conclusion. It's a perfect holiday concert closer! Duration: 3.15

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

As anticipated, this traditional Burgundian holiday carol begins with the percussion section and delicately adds instrument groupings building to the full ensemble. The conclusion is as delicate as the beginning. Wonderful holiday literature for your beginners. Duration: 2.00

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Patapan (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hanson, Shelley

Two famous Christmas melodies - the French carol Patapan and the English God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - are memorably bound together in this selection, with percussion evoking the traditional Irish bodhran drum. A smart and sprightly addition to your next holiday performance! Duration: 3:15

Patapan Fantasy (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Monnoye, Bernard de La - Story, Michael

On the charts for 300 years, this classic French carol, written by Bernard de La Monnoye, was first published in 1720. Designed for students halfway through their first year in band using just the initial handful of notes presented in most beginning band methods and without a written key signature. Perfectly crafted for your students' first holiday performance! Duration: 1:30

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Pathtique (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

In common conversation, the term ?bathetic? (path?tique in French) means a grossly sentimental pathos, or exaggerated sympathy. True pathos, however, is really showing your feelings ? crying when you need to cry, having courage when needed, showing commitment when required. Path?tique reflects all these feelings in a stately and dignified manor. A truly emotional major concert work. 10:00

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Pathfinders March (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Lockyer, Malcolm - Fenoulhet, Paul

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Pathfinders March (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Composer Philip Sparke has long been fascinated by history's pioneers. In all fields of human activity, there has been someone with enormous vision who has made the first step into the unknown. Explorers have found new lands, doctors have discovered new medicines and scientists are pushing the bounds of technology ever further. But there was always one 'pathfinder', someone who was not afraid of the unknown, who dared to go one step further than anyone before him. The march is dedicated those pioneers who have risked everything for the sake of their vision.Duration: 2:00

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Paths of Glory (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Strommen, Carl

With just a bit of a different bend, composer Carl Strommen presents us with a concert march that escapes the ordinary and the expected, moving us through this work with a flow that fascinates. Style concepts are an important teaching tool within its measures, presenting a flowing lyrical line as well as contrasting pulsating thrusts. This is a perfect work with which to open your concert or change the pace after the performance of a major work or arrangement. Highly recommended! Duration: 2.30

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PATHWAY MARCH (Concert Band) - Gazlay, Gary

Pathway March uses the notes of the Bb scale plus Ab. Young students will really enjoy playing this melodic selection. Solid scoring and ample doublings will ensure a successful performance.