Edward Elgar

eXplora Grade 1+ The English abbreviation 'Proms' stands for 'promenade concerts' and refers to the traditional summer concerts in London. The final concert of each season is called 'Last Night of the...

Edward Elgar’s "Spanish Serenade: Stars of the Summer Night" from 1892, for mixed choir and orchestra, paints an enchanting picture of a summer night in Spain. The text is taken from a play by Henry L...

Edward Elgar’s "Spanish Serenade: Stars of the Summer Night" from 1892, for mixed choir and orchestra, paints an enchanting picture of a summer night in Spain. The text is taken from a play by Henry L...

Edward Elgar’s "Spanish Serenade: Stars of the Summer Night" from 1892, for mixed choir and orchestra, paints an enchanting picture of a summer night in Spain. The text is taken from a play by Henry L...

Edward Elgar’s "Spanish Serenade: Stars of the Summer Night" from 1892, for mixed choir and orchestra, paints an enchanting picture of a summer night in Spain. The text is taken from a play by Henry L...

The Music Makers (1912), and The Spirit Of England (1915-1917) were Elgar's last major choral works. In both he set verses by men adjudged considerable poets in their day. The Elgar Complete Edition...

Salut d'Amor (Love's Greeting; Liebesgruß), Op. 12 was composed in 1888 by Edward Elgar (1857-1934) as an engagement gift for his future wife, Caroline Alice Roberts. Originally written for violin and...

Four latin motets, Op. 2 and 64 arranged for SATB and organ.

English composer Edward Elgar's premise for his Variation on an Original Theme was to musically characterize a dozen of his friends and associates. Each variation is designated by the initials or pseu...