Edward Elgar: Mittelschwere Noten

Aus der Praxis für die Praxis: "dumb it down" ist eine Reihe von vereinfachten Klavierbegleitungen zu Standardwerken verschiedener Instrumente, die auch Klavierspielenden ohne Studium die Möglichkeit...

Aus der Praxis für die Praxis: "dumb it down" ist eine Reihe von vereinfachten Klavierbegleitungen zu Standardwerken verschiedener Instrumente, die auch Klavierspielenden ohne Studium die Möglichkeit...

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...

Elgar published the Chanson de Matin and its partner, Chanson de Nuit at the time of his life when he was also creating the Enigma Variations and The Dream of Gerontius. This work was originally creat...

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.

Three-part song for female voices with accompaniments for piano and two violins. Words by C. Alice Elgar.

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.

In addition to the many large-scale works for which he is celebrated, Elgar also wrote a plethora of songs, among them approximately fifty part-songs. Fly, Singing Bird is one part of a two-part work...

For Upper Voices (SSA) and Piano.

Written for SATB choir and piano.

Written for SATB choir with piano accompaniment.

Composed in 1903, Weary Wind Of The West is a setting of a text by T. E. Brown celebrating the powerful beauty of the elements.