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In 1996, Bourgeois retired after a 38-year career with 'The President's Ownband. These days, he resides in a log cabin on Hunters Road in Rappahannock County and fills his days writing arid editing music, traveling and guest conducting.
He also holds a chair at his alma mater. Loyola University in New Orleans, where he majored in music as an undergraduate and now teaches the subject as a visiting professor.
On Sunday in Alexandria. Bourgeois will return to the podium before the Marine Band. The concert, which is titled Tempo di Bourgeois." will feature several of his arrangements as well as other pieces that have importance to him. The performance begins at 2 p.m. in the Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center at Northern Virginia Community College.
Bourgeois was born and raised in Louisiana and joined the Marine Corps in 1956. After performing briefly
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