Adagio for Winds - Jan Van der Roost

Adagio for Winds is similar in atmosphere to the well-known Canterbury Chorale (also by Jan Van der Roost), in that it has no exaggerated melodrama, but rather a melodically wide and expressive approach. The work is full of beautiful lyrical melodies and the warm harmony and the full orchestration give the audience and the band the chance to give their thoughts free reign in a contemplative atmosphere. Adagio is a wonderfully uplifting work suitable for concerts on all occasions and is certainly not one to be missed.

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Adagio From Clarinetconcerto In D - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Adagio From Sonate Pathetique - Ludwig van Beethoven

Adagio From Spartacus - Aram Il'yich Khachaturian

Adagio From Symphony No. 2 - Sergei Rachmaninov

In addition to 4 piano concertos Sergei Rachmaninov (1873-1943) also wrote some symphonies. The clarinet solo from the adagio in his second symphony opus 27 is probably one of the most beautiful melodies from this period.

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Adagio From Symphony No. 3 - Gustav Mahler

Gustav Mahler is probably one of the most important composers of late Romanticism. His symphonies are emotional extravaganzas of hectic, near neurotic movements on the one hand and extremely beautiful melodies and wonderful choral music on the other hand. This Adagio from his 6th symphony, which has been arranged in a majestic way by Georges Moreau, is a perfect example.

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Adagio from the Concerto for Trumpet in Eb - Franz Joseph Haydn

Adagio from: Grande Sonate Pathetique Opus 13 - Ludwig van Beethoven

Adagio in C minor Op. 13 - Ludwig van Beethoven

Adagio K622 - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart