Par ELGAR EDWARD. Chanson de Matin ('Morning Song') (Op. 15, No. 2) was likely written by Edward Elgar around 1889, originally for violin and piano. He later created an orchestral version. The premiere of this version in 1901 was conducted by none other than Henry Wood. Wood conducted the Promenade Concerts in London for almost 50 years and is considered the 'father' of The Proms.
The English composer Edward Elgar is perhaps best known for his Enigma Variations and Pomp and Circumstance marches.
This arrangement was written during the COVID-19 pandemic for Askøy Brass Band’s album “Gjensyn”, available on Spotify and other streaming services. / Date parution : 2025-01-21/ Répertoire / Brass Band
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