Elgar - Land of Hope and Glory for Brass Quintet and Organ

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Elgar - Land of Hope and Glory for Brass Quintet and OrganLand of Hope and Glory, (Finale from the Coronation Ode, Op. 44) by Edward Elgar is a patriotic British song composed in 1901. It is widely considered to be one of the most iconic pieces of British music, often performed at important national events such as the Last Night of the Proms. The song's lyrics were written by Arthur Christopher Benson and celebrate the strength and glory of the British Empire during the height of its power. The stirring

appropriate for moderately advanced performers and is about 5 minutes in length

Keith Terrett has beautifully arranged this aria of about 3 minutes in length

join together bringing the piece to a rousing finish

The Overture was composed after completion of the Opera and is a glorious work all on its own

Written in 1814 by Key

I wrote this piece with those memories in my mind

lyrical and heroic

Saint Saens composed several settings of Ave Maria

Impromptu No

extended range

I wrote one melodic note for each syllable of the English translation of the text

and Poulenc