Prometheus Unbound (Symphonic Prelude) (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

Proverbially

Proverbially is a concertino for euphonium and brass band composed for Glenn Van Looy. The piece is structured in three individual movements, each around 3 minutes. Each movement is based on a particular modern proverb: Between the Lines, inspired by the phrase, reading between the lines; Red Sky, inspired by the proverb, red sky at night, shepherd's delight; A Stitch in Time, inspired by the proverb, a stitch in time saves nine.

Pulsar (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

A Pulsar is a highly magnetised, rotating neutron star or white dwarf that emits a beam of electromagnetic radiation. A great opener from the pen of Alan Fernie

Pulse (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

Inspired by a worship meeting about integrity and through the songs Refiner's Fire, Teach me to dance and Holy, holy, holy, this music challenges the listener to live a life of integrity by aligning the pulse of our own heart with that of God.

Punjaub

This set is march card sized

Puppet on a String

This set is march card sized Eurovision Song Contest-winning song in 1967 by British singer Sandie Shaw

Purcell Suite

Includes: Rondeau; Slow Air; March; Minuet; Hornpipe.

Purcellian Fantasia (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

This composition is based on the march from Henry Purcells Music for the funeral of Queen Mary II, a work written in 1694. In this fantasia, various movements flow from one to the next following the main theme; these movements not only elaborate on the theme, but also contrast with it. At times, the thematic material diverges so much, that the work acquires a character of its own; however, the composer often refers back to fragments of the theme. This work was test piece in the 4th division of the Dutch National Brass Band Championships (NBK) in 2017. Duration: 10.30

Puttin' on the Ritz

Pyrotechnic Variations on 1812 (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

Pyrotechnic Variations on 1812 was composed for Brass Band Schoonhoven, and used as part of their programme for Brass in Concert in November 2016.'Pyrotechnic Variations' is a modern day twist on Tchaikovsky's famous '1812' Overture. A heraldic opening introduces some familiar themes, before leading into a frantic virtuosic passage (especially for euphonium!), where quotes can be heard all through the band. This subsides into the central 'slow' section (via the unusual route of a bass and drum kit feature). After a whisper quiet reintroduction of the main theme, we build to the 'canon' finale - ending in a glorious celebratory style!