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

: The final movement is heralded by ceremonial figures in the brass section, illustrating the onset of the Civil War. The music eventually transitions from a minor to a major key, concluding with a finale that symbolizes hope, optimism, and the ultimate liberation for the future. Technical Specifications for Conductors

Jacob de Haan Genre: Concert Band / Symphonic Band Grade Level: 3 – 3.5 (Medium Easy) Key: Concert F Major (primarily) : The final movement is heralded by ceremonial

After the climax, the energy recedes. The piece ends as it began, with a return to the quiet, introspective mood of the opening. A final chord in the low register leaves the listener with a sense of peace and resolution. The piece ends as it began, with a

For directors or performers looking for the score and parts, the work is part of the : Composer : Jacob de Haan (Netherlands). Difficulty : Grade 3 (Medium). Difficulty : Grade 3 (Medium)

Standard concert band instrumentation, including full woodwind, brass, and percussion sections.

For conductors and ensemble directors, " Virginia " by Jacob de Haan is a cornerstone of contemporary concert band repertoire. This expressive, multi-movement work provides a rich, programmatic journey through American history, specifically focusing on the state of Virginia's complex past. Overview of "Virginia" Jacob de Haan Grade Level: Grade 3 (Medium) Duration: Approximately 9:10

Virginia was composed as part of de Haan’s series of "state-inspired" works (like Oregon ). However, Virginia is distinct. While it bears the name of the U.S. state, it is not merely a tone poem of American history. Instead, de Haan uses the name to evoke a sense of pastoral beauty and old-world charm filtered through a cinematic lens. The piece is typically graded as (Medium Easy), making it perfect for high school concert bands, community bands, or university ensembles looking for a "change of pace" piece on a program.