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  • Chanson de Matin
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    Chanson de Matin
    €78.50

    Chanson de Matin (Morning Song), op. 15, no. 2, was composed by Edward Elgar for violin and piano. During 1897, Elgar first became acquainted with A J Jaeger, the Novello's employee who became Nimrod of the Enigma Variations.

  • A Caledonian Sketchbook
    €97.90
    1. A Reivers Jig
    2. Lovely Morar
    3. Mairi's Wedding
    4. Teribus
  • Meditation In F
    €82.50
  • The Long Day Closes
    €82.50
  • Challenging Brass
    €75.10
  • Spectrum
    €107.50

    Classic descriptive Vinter - his musical depiction of the seven colours in the spectrum, each vividly portrayed in brilliant sound/colours: Intro and Red; Orange; Yellow; Green; Blue; Indigo; Purple.

  • Salute to Youth
    €107.50

    A suite in three movements: Resilience; Romance; Relaxation.

  • Simon Called Peter
    €91.50

    Rhapsody for Brass Band

  • Symphony of Marches
    €100.50

    Includes: Maestoso; Grave; Brioso

  • Triumphant Rhapsody
    €107.50

    Fantasy for Brass Band

  • Ar Lan y Môr (On the...
    €41.75

    Ar Lan y Môr is a Welsh love song which translates simply as 'On the sea shore'.  Leigh Baker's skilfully crafted arrangement of this beautiful song begins with muted euphonium lamenting over a traditional Celtic drone featuring bowed vibraphone.  Ar Lan y Môr is a favourite in the Principality of Wales and has been recorded by two of its most popular voices, Bryn Terfel and Katherine Jenkins.

  • Chanson de Nuit
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    Chanson de Nuit
    €78.50

    During 1897, Elgar first became acquainted with A J Jaeger, the Novello's employee who became Nimrod of the Enigma Variations. In October 1897, Elgar, who by this time already had a number of comparative successes under his belt, wrote to Jaeger bemoaning the lack of financial reward he had received for his works.