Edward Elgar

Elgar wrote this Allegro, his only major piano work, at the request of the pianist Fanny Davies for a recital by her in December 1901. Elgar later took back the manuscript for revision and made the pi...

Written for solo pianoforte.

Seven pieces arranged for alto or tenor saxophone by Sidney Lawton with piano accompaniment. Includes 'Adagio' (The Cello Concerto, Opus. 85), 'Nimrod' (Enigma Variations, Opus. 36) and 'Chanson De Ma...

On November 6th 1929, at the Small Queen's Hall, London, Edward Elgar recorded five short improvisations at the piano. He used the piano extensively when composing, and the recordings present a fascin...

A piano transcription of Edward Elgar's First Symphony, which was written in 1908.

Composed in 1911, this work is dedicated to the memory of Edward VII who died in 1910. The symphony reflects the abrupt change of mood that took place throughout the country upon Edward's death. Here,...

Edition Schmid

Edition West.

Elgar's Opus 36 is a set of variations orginally for Orchestra, and arranged for Piano Duet by John E. West.

Everyone who ever graduated from high school knows this powerful Pomp and Circumstance march. Schaum's intermediate-level piano solo of the most requested graduation march ever written can be performe...

Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance arranged for solo piano. No. 101 The Promenade Series of Piano Music.

Elgar's famous Land Of Hope And Glory arranged for solo piano. No. 103 from The Promenade Series.

Elgar's Serenade In E Minor Op. 20, arranged for the solo Piano by Malcolm Kenzie. A beautiful pastorale work initially premiered in 1896, and characteristic of Elgar's poignant melodic writing. The p...