Edward Elgar

Fanfare. Der Engländer Edward Elgar (1857 - 1934) schrieb diese Fanfare mit dem Titel "Civic Fanfare" für die Eröffnung des "Three Choirs Festval" in der Kathedrale von Hereford im Jahr 1927. In der O...

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...

A lovely choral setting of a poem by Edward Elgar's wife Alice, describing a Christmas scene in England and reminding us of love's power to bring us together. This edition can be sung as originally wr...

Edward Elgar’s heartwarming masterpiece "Salut d'Amour" is undoubtedly one of the most touching musical declarations of love ever composed. In this exquisite arrangement for four flutes, the unforgett...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting soundscape of the late Romantic era with the renowned Serenade in E minor, Op. 20. This masterwork captivates with its profound lyricism, lush melodies, and an incom...

Be enchanted by Edward Elgar's captivating masterpiece, "La Capricieuse, Op. 17"! This elegant "Morceau de Genre" is one of the most beloved showpieces and encores in the late Romantic violin repertoi...

Salut d'Amour is undoubtedly one of the most touching and beloved masterpieces of romantic music literature. This deeply expressive piece enchants performers and audiences alike with its unforgettable...

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 b...

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...