Elgar

Elgar was a renowned English composer born in 1857, best known for his rich orchestral music that captures a sense of national pride and emotional depth. His most famous work is the "Enigma Variations," a series of orchestral pieces each depicting his friends. Elgar’s music is characterized by its lyrical melodies, lush harmonies, and a sense of grandeur, reflecting the late Romantic style. His compositions have had a lasting influence on classical music and are celebrated worldwide for their emotional power and craftsmanship.