Virginia - Jacob De Haan - Concert Band - Score And Parts.pdf ~repack~ -

Jacob de Haan’s is a staple of modern concert band literature, serving as a musical triptych that chronicles the history of the American state from its early colonization to the aftermath of the Civil War. A Musical Narrative of Conflict and Growth

One of the hallmarks of de Haan's compositional style is his keen sense of instrumentation and orchestration. In "Virginia," he exploits the full range of the concert band, from the warmth of the low brass and percussion to the agility and brightness of the woodwinds and high brass. Jacob de Haan’s is a staple of modern

Virginia is a staple of the modern concert band repertoire, particularly popular among high school and community ensembles. Written in a cinematic, neo-romantic style, the piece serves as a musical portrait of the American state of Virginia. Virginia is a staple of the modern concert

Concert Band / Symphonic Wind Orchestra Publisher: De Haske ( now Hal Leonard) Format: Score and Parts The part says "Solo (Flute or Alto Sax)

Measures 45-61 feature a written solo. The part says "Solo (Flute or Alto Sax)." If your Alto Sax player has a warm, dark sound, use them. If your Flute has a pure, vibrato-less tone, use them. The PDF part includes the solo line in both instruments’ parts, so you can decide at the first rehearsal.