The Elgar Society

The Elgar Society is a UK-based organization dedicated to promoting the music and heritage of composer Edward Elgar, who is best known for works like "Enigma Variations" and "Pomp and Circumstance." Founded in 1951, the society organizes concerts, lectures, and events to celebrate Elgar's contributions to classical music. It also publishes a journal, supports research, and maintains an archive of Elgar-related materials. The society aims to foster appreciation for Elgar’s music and connect enthusiasts with resources that enhance understanding of his life and works.