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Bernhard Heinrich Romberg, Concerto for Flute & Orchestra opus 17 #Orchestra #INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED #Bernhard Heinrich Romberg #Transcriptions by John Wion / #Bernhard Heinrich Romberg, Con #Elaine Baker D'Angelo #SheetMusicPlus

Full Orchestra - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1502417 By Bernhard Heinrich Romberg. By Bernhard Heinrich Romberg. Arranged by Transcriptions by John Wion / Elaine Baker D'Angelo. 19th Century. 16 pages. Elaine Baker D'Angelo #1078222. Published by Elaine Baker D'Angelo (A0.1502417). ROMBERG FLUTE CONCERTOElaine Baker D’Angelo, Representative5 West Ridge Trail, Plymouth, MA 02360To Whom This May Concern:You have purchased an orchestral score and a set of parts for the BernardRomberg Flute concerto, op 17. The product is marked: “for rental only”because the previous distributor had a policy prohibiting purchase of thesematerials. Only the Flute part and the Piano Accompaniment were available forpurchase. John Wion, discoverer of the work has authorized me to now sell thescore and orchestral parts. This enclosure is to provide you with a record ofyour legal purchase in case keeping the parts in your possession was everquestioned.Also, please find below some comments from Dr. Jon Ceander Mitchell of theUniversity of Massachusetts at Boston who conducted me performing theconcerto in April, 2012. His suggestions and errata information will hopefullylend assistance to you as you prepare for your concert.Quoting five Major points:1) There must be at least one very strong 2nd violin player as some melodies areintroduced from there.2) Trumpets can double the horns at the octave, though only in spots and verydiscreetly, and not playing at all in the second movement. It is most unusual tohave timpani but no trumpets.3) 2nd movement halfway through, the descending viola line that needs to becompleted by a cellist. [p.38, 5 before E, one cellist to play f-B-Csharp 8ths]4) An A sharp in the solo line in 1st movement that is critical; otherwise it soundsbluesy [p. 30,5 after H].5) Missed accidentals in 1st violin in the 3rd movement [p. 43, 2nd and 3rd mmand p. 51, 3rd and 4th mm. C naturals].