A monumental masterpiece by Edward Elgar, the Violin Concerto in B minor, Op. 61 combines sweeping lyricism with symphonic grandeur. This Novello edition presents one of the most significant works in the violin concerto repertoire.
Key Features:
• Grand Romantic concerto
• Expansive and emotionally rich writing
• Virtuosic and expressive solo part
• Ideal for advanced concert performance
• Published by Novello
Expansive, deeply expressive, and symphonic in scale, this monumental concerto stands as the crowning achievement of Edward Elgar’s writing for the violin. The Violin Concerto in B minor, Op. 61 blends sweeping Romantic lyricism with dramatic orchestral power, demanding both technical mastery and profound musical sensitivity from the soloist. Rich thematic development, soaring melodic lines, and the famously introspective accompanied cadenza make this work one of the most substantial concertos in the repertoire. Published by Novello, this edition presents a definitive and authoritative version of Elgar’s grand concerto, ideal for advanced performers and major concert programming.
Key Features:
Elgar: Chanson de Nuit & Chanson de Matin for Violin by Edward Elgar presents two lyrical companion pieces contrasting introspective depth with radiant melodic freshness.
Key features
• Elegant Romantic miniatures
• Contrasting moods: reflective and uplifting
• Ideal recital pairing
• Emphasizes tone color and expressive phrasing
A set of expressive early miniatures by Edward Elgar, Three Pieces, Op. 4 blends lyrical warmth with elegant character contrast. The Butorac edition offers an accessible and refined addition to violin recital and teaching repertoire.
Key Features:
• Early Romantic character pieces
• Singing violin lines
• Balanced piano partnership
• Ideal for recital and study
• Butorac edition
Elgar: Nimrod for Violin and Piano by Edward Elgar presents one of the most moving melodies in English music, arranged for intimate violin and piano performance.
Key features
• Broad, noble Romantic expression
• Demands tonal warmth and phrasing control
• Ideal for solemn or reflective programs
• Timeless and emotionally powerful
Composed in 1888 as an engagement gift by Edward Elgar, Salut d’amour, Op. 12 is a tender Romantic miniature with a flowing violin melody and warm piano support. Edited by Donald Burrows and published by Edition Peters, it remains a favorite for recital and special performances.
Key Features:
• Romantic and lyrical character
• Originally titled Liebesgruss
• Ideal for recital and encores
• Reliable Peters edition
A charming collection of three expressive miniatures by Edward Elgar, arranged for violin and piano by F. Louis Schneider and published by Ludwig Masters Music. Featuring Salut d’amour, Sursum corda, and Canto popolare, this edition offers lyrical melodies and elegant Romantic character ideal for recital or study use.
Key Features:
• Three beloved Elgar works in one edition
• Arranged for violin and piano
• Warm Romantic lyricism
• Excellent recital and teaching repertoire
A radiant Romantic miniature by Edward Elgar, Chanson de Matin, Op. 15 No. 2 features a fresh, flowing melody and elegant piano support. Published by G. Henle Verlag, this Urtext edition is ideal for recital and expressive performance.
Key Features:
• Cheerful and lyrical character
• Memorable melodic writing
• Ideal for recital and encores
• High-quality Henle edition
A dazzling Romantic showpiece by Edward Elgar, La Capricieuse, Op. 17 combines French-inspired elegance with brilliant violin virtuosity. Published by Breitkopf & Härtel, it is a stylish and captivating recital work.
Key Features:
• Sparkling and virtuosic character
• Elegant French salon influence
• Expressive and agile violin writing
• Ideal for recital performance
• Breitkopf & Härtel edition
Written in 1918 at Brinkwells, Edward Elgar’s Violin Sonata in E minor, Op. 82 is one of his most important chamber works. Combining lyrical introspection with dramatic intensity, this Novello edition presents a mature and deeply expressive sonata for violin and piano.
Key Features:
• Major late chamber work (1918)
• Emotional depth and structural richness
• Dramatic and lyrical contrasts
• Ideal for advanced recital performance
• Published by Novello
