Elgar in a sentence

Sarah Cadwallader, general manager for Elgar Court, said: "As a new care home, Elgar Court is extremely keen to do what we can to be a key support to our local community.

Mike Schlosser, close friend of Elgar Petersen My wife and I drove to the nursing home Saturday morning to explain to Elgar what happened, and that there had been some deaths.

August Manns conducted Elgar's orchestral version of Salut d'amour and the Suite in D at the Crystal Palace, and two publishers accepted some of Elgar's violin pieces, organ voluntaries, and partsongs.

Elgar left the opening of the symphony complete in full score, and those pages, along with others, show Elgar's orchestration changed markedly from the richness of his pre-war work.

Elgar's Rondo, a 1993 stage play by David Pownall depicts the dead Jaeger offering ghostly advice on Elgar's musical development.

Greenfield, Edward, "Session report – New from Elgar", Gramophone, March 2005, p. 16 Reputation Views of Elgar's stature have varied in the decades since his music came to prominence at the beginning of the twentieth century.

In the South (Alassio) (1903–1904), although designated by Elgar as a concert-overture, is, according to Kennedy, really a tone poem and the longest continuous piece of purely orchestral writing Elgar had essayed.

Reed, p. 130 Alice Elgar wrote with enthusiasm about the reception of the symphony, but this was one of the last times she heard Elgar's music played in public.

Reed's biography, Elgar As I Knew Him (1936), records many details of Elgar's methods of composition.

The Elgar Society 's website, in its diary of forthcoming performances, lists performances of Elgar's works by orchestras, soloists and conductors across Europe, North America and Australia.

Also, Elgar has decided to take off Rabada early in the piece after the break only after bowling two overs in the spell.

Argos on Elgar Retail Park in Blackpole, closed to secure the premises after the burglary between midnight and 1am.

A rising star of the cello, Swensen first fell in love with the instrument at the age of 6 after hearing Elgar’s Cello Concerto.

Elgar at Cathedral Green with his trusty Sunbeam bicycle.

Elgar's request for town staff to investigate the problem resulted in a that landed before the June 19 meeting of town council.

Every time he has come to bowl a spell he picked up a wicket and Elgar took a gamble by bringing him at this point in the game rather than waiting till post tea-break and it paid off.

India has done well by forcing Elgar to bring Rabada back into the attack and they need to see off this spell if they can the runs are to be had in the evening session.

Likewise, listening to Beethoven, Elgar, Copland, Blake (that would be Eubie), and Guthrie (Woody, of course), it’s like being there in person while they’re composing or performing.

Organisers hope the music played by the Veracini Ensemble will give visitors an insight into how Elgar’s life events influenced his compositions.

Pieces by William Byrd, George Handel and Sir Edward Elgar have also been selected to be performed.