Edward Elgar: Mittelschwere Noten

Seinen ersten Marsch Pomp and Circumstance aus dem Jahr 1901 widmete Elgar "meinem Freund Alfred E. Rodewald und den Mitgliedern der Liverpool Orchestral Society". Der Marsch, der in Amerika oft bei S...

The Pomp and Circumstance Marches (full title Pomp and Circumstance Military Marches), Op. 39, are a series of marches for orchestra composed by Sir Edward Elgar. March No. 1 was composed in 1901 and...

This is the ninth and most often performed work of Sir Edward Elgar's famous Enigma Variations of 1899. It pays tribute to his close friend, A.J. Jaeger, whose surname in German means hunter (accordin...

Four-part song from the cantata 'King Olaf'. Words by Longfellow. Piano accompaniment for rehearsal use only.

A setting of Cardinal Newman's text, for SATB Choir a cappella.

An arrangement of There Is Sweet Music with words from Alfred Lord Tennyson, for double SATB choir a capella.

Written for unaccompanied SATB choir. Adapted from the Russian of Maikov by Rosa Newmarch. Opus 72.

Written for unaccompanied TTBB choir. Text from an anonymous Greek anthology. Op 45, No. 2.

From the cantata King Olaf, with words by Longfellow. Adapted for two-part choir from the composer's SSA arrangement.

A setting for two Sopranos of a text by Andrew Lang.

Six songs by one of England's most celebrated composers, forming the second volume of a thirteen-song anthology, selected and edited by Barry Collett. The pieces include the settings of texts by Henry...