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Bourgeois Editions for Concert Band
German composer Woldemar Bargiel was the half-brother of Clara Schumann and composed a significant amount of chamber music. He was supported by fellow composers Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms. His Adagio, opus 38 for cello and orchestra is an eloquently beautiful solo work and makes a very attractive solo feature for euphonium with wind accompaniment. This setting was premiered with euphonium soloist Misa Meade accompanied by the Loyola University Concert Band (New Orleans).
A standard in advanced flute repertoire, this brilliant showpiece is widely performed in contest and recital settings. Now, with this meticulously prepared accompaniment for winds, you can feature any stellar flute soloist on concert band programs for a stunningly effective concert feature.
An enigmatic and recognized work of the Impressionist period, this concert selection was originally scored for flute with orchestra. John Bourgeois' creative rescoring for soloist and wind ensemble has been performed by professional and military bands throughout the country. It is a work par excellence for the accomplished flutist and an unforgettable feature in a live performance setting.
