Edward Elgar: Partituras medio

In 1896 Edward Elgar submitted sketches for two new works to mark Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. One work was 'The Banner of St George', the other was the 'Imperial March'. Both captured the mood o...

This movement from the Énigma Variations' contains some of the most moving and passionate music that Elgar wrote. Donald Fraser has created this beautiful arrangment for string quartet.

The plot of Elgar's King Olaf cantata has been criticized for it lack of cohesion, but the musical settings contain power, majesty, stirring melodies, joyous lyricism and a finale of immense proportio...

The Chanson de Nuit was originally entitled Evensong, though it is difficult to discern any religiosity in the work. And although published in 1897, scholars suggest that these works may have been wri...

The Snow, Opus 26 No. 1 by Edward Elgar, is a beautiful and evocative three-part song for SSA female voices with accompaniments for two Violins and Piano.

A Romance by Elgar using text from Andrew Lang. BR>Arranged for SSA voices and Piano accompaniment.

From the cantata King Olaf, with words by Longfellow. Arranged for trio of female voices (and piano accompaniment) by the composer.

Composed in 1903, Weary Wind Of The West celebrates the bracing and poignant power of the elements, and is the setting of a text by T. E Brown.

For Upper Voices (SSA) and Piano.

Written for SATB choir and piano.

Written for SATB choir with piano accompaniment.

Written for SATB choir with piano for rehearsal only.

Written for SATB choir and piano. This is the last chorus from Caractacus.

Short anthem for SATB Choir and Organ.

A new edition (2004) of this Latin version of the Offertorium composed for the coronation of King George and Queen Mary.

Anthem for SATB Choir and Organ, arranged from Op. 2 No. 3 by the composer. Text by The Rev. Henry Collins.

For SATB Choir and Organ.

A new edition (2004) by Bruce Wood of Elgar's composition for SATB Chorus and Orchestra, composed in 1910.

A new edition (2004) prepared by Bruce Wood. A setting of texts from Joel Chapter II, suitable for use as a harvest anthem.