Harris Walz
UPDATE: I have made three transcriptions (so far): one for cello and piano (a cello obbligato to go with the solo piano original), one for viola and piano (a viola obbligato), and one for trumpet and piano. All are available through the transcription tab on the above IMSLP link.
You can listen to Daniel Gianola-Norris and Yvonne Wormer play the version for trumpet and piano here:
2025 Update: I put all four waltzes together in a set:
You can find a PDF here. and listen to the whole set here.
Transcriptions: Adoration by Florence Price for Violin or Viola, Flute, Clarinet, or for String Orchestra or Chamber Orchestra

You can download the music for this transcription on this page of the IMSLP.
2019 UPDATE:

I made an arrangement for string orchestra. You can find the score and parts on the same page of the IMSLP, or you can find them here.
Here it is played by the Scottish Freelancers Ensemble
2020 UPDATE:
I made an arrangement for flute and piano that you can find here, and on the same page in the IMSLP as the violin and piano transcription.
Here are the musicians Augustin is playing with:
Geneva Lewis, Patricia Cole, Akemi Takayama, Arun Asthagiri, Giuseppe Mengoli, Wei-Chung Chen, Karen Silva, Sharon Kwee, Nadia Ettinger, Joyce Kwak, Ana Sofia Rodrigues, Cheryl Gaudiano, Trent Ransom, Celina Bethoux, You-Jung Han, Malhar Kute, Mai Matsumoto, Savion Washington, Alberta Douglas, Jana Kaiser-Döge, Rachel Ginebra (guitar), Bruce Goldstein, Emily Corbett, Emily Kalish, Ion Scripcaru, Gonzalo Beltran, Amy Wang-Hiller, Phoebe Liu, Antoniu-Theodor Andreescu, Emilia Wagner, Natalie Wong, Sofia Nikas (viola), Raquel Pascual Peña, Selah Kwak, Mark Miller, Juan Luis Sosa and Bassam Nashawati.
Updates for 2021: Now for cello and piano (on the same page of the IMSLP).
. . . and now for solo violin (or viola) and orchestra in the original key! (on the same page of the IMSLP). Final 2021 Update: Now for Six Violas.
You can find the music here as well as on the above IMSLP page.
The Solitary Cello

This short piece is based on a quotation from Dombey and Son, written by Charles Dickens in 1846. The passage concerns a confirmed bachelor who, at the end of the day, finds the most sublime company in his cello.
2001
The music is available here from Subito, and you can listen to the piece here.
Luxury Suite
I wrote Luxury Suite for viola (hence the dedication to that fabulous viola and piano team Bernard and Naomi Zaslav), but I also like the way it sounds on cello. Here's a performance of Opuluxe played by cellist Shannon Hayden and pianist Sonny Pickowitz. The music is available here from Subito.



May 17, 2005








