Chino Hills by John O'Reilly Concert Band - Sheet Music

By John O'Reilly

Syncopated brass and driving percussion open this sparkling concert selection. The rhythmic woodwind melody that enters after the brief introduction is set in the Dorian mode, a tonality that dominates the remainder of the piece. The very prominent percussion section gives way to a more delicate woodblock, triangle and tambourine ostinato that accompanies the light hearted second theme. Trumpets now take over the melody and the style hints at the early Hispanic roots of Chico Hills. A lyrical theme in the original Dorian mode highlights the slower middle section that builds to a dramatic climax before returning to the opening Allegro and a short exciting conclusion.

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Ensembles:
Concert Band
Genres:
Latin
Composers:
John O'Reilly
Publishers:
Alfred Music
Series:
Young Symphonic Band Series
UPC:
038081270258
Format:
Score and Parts
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Grade 2
Artist:
John O'Reilly
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
196
Shipping Weight:
1.88 pounds

Concert Band - Grade 2.5

SKU: AP.24663

Composed by John O'Reilly. Concert Band; Performance Music Ensemble; Single Titles. Young Symphonic. Latin; Programmatic. Score and Part(s). 196 pages. Duration 4:10:00. Alfred Music #00-24663. Published by Alfred Music (AP.24663).

UPC: 038081270258. English.

Syncopated brass and driving percussion open this sparkling concert selection. The rhythmic woodwind melody that enters after the brief introduction is set in the Dorian mode, a tonality that dominates the remainder of the piece. The very prominent percussion section gives way to a more delicate woodblock, triangle and tambourine ostinato that accompanies the light hearted second theme. Trumpets now take over the melody and the style hints at the early Hispanic roots of Chico Hills. A lyrical theme in the original Dorian mode highlights the slower middle section that builds to a dramatic climax before returning to the opening Allegro and a short exciting conclusion.