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Perhaps the foremost English eninposer of the early twentieth century, Edward Elgar (I857 1934) was also one of the last great Romantics. His music combined striking color effects and a superb sense of structure with rich melody and an acute

sensitivity. The orchestral works of Elgar most performed and recorded are his

brilliant Variations on an Original Theme (or Enigma Variations) and the aptly

named Pomp and Circumstance Marches.

Known for the variety and richness of their melodies, rhythmic drive and moods

ranging from delicate and playful to passionate and flamboyant, the Enigma

Variations depict unnamed friends of the composer and are based upon a theme

never fully revealed--hence the enigma.

Four of the five stirring Pomp and Circumstance Marches are included here. Filled with a distinctively English grandeur, they are magnificent display pieces featuring simple emotions captured and preserved in memorable melodic treatments.

ENIGMA VARIATIONS (Variations on an OriginalTheme), Op.36 (composed 1898-1899; "Dedicatedto My Friends Pictured Within")*

POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE MARCHES, Op.39

No.1 (D Major; composed 1901; "To my friendAlfred E.Rodewald and the members of the Liverpool Orchestral Society")

No.2 (A Minor; composed 1901; "To my friend Granville Bantock")

No.3 (C Minor; composed 1904; "To my friend Ivor Atkins")

No.4 (G Major; composed 1907; "To my friend Dr.G.Robertson Sinclair, Hereford")

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Authoritative British editions of the 14 Variations, rich with melody and vibrant rhythms, each revealing a facet of a central theme never fully expressed and each depicting an unnamed friend of the composer. Four of the five stirring Pomp and Circumstance Marches are included here as well. Filled with a distinctively English grandeur, they are popular everywhere and have been frequently recorded.