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Elgar Society
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In memory of Alfred Rodewald born Liverpool 28 January 1862 Died here 9 November 1903 Cotton merchant and highly respected musician, founder and conductor, Liverpool Orchestral Society. Close friend of Hans Richter (conductor) and of Elgar, who dedicated his Pomp and Circumstance March No1 to him and his orchestra; it had its first performance 19 October 1901 Plaque unveiled by John McCabe honorary president, Rodewald Concert Society 15 November 2008
66 Huskisson Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom
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4 York Terrace. Lady Caroline Alice Elgar (1848-1920) writer, poet and inspiration to Sir Edward Elgar lived here 1859-1861
Hanover House, 65 St Georges Road, Cheltenham, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar lived in a house on this site 1911 1921 Here he composed The Music Makers Falstaff The Spirit of England
44 Netherhall Gardens, Frognal, Hampstead, London, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar (1857-1934) famous composer often stayed here as the guest of his friend Dr Charles William Buck
Market Place, Settle, United Kingdom
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Edward Elgar 1857-1934 Composer Often stayed and composed in this house
Long White Cloud, Monkey Island Lane, Bray, Maidenhead, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar composer (1857-1934) stayed here on his honeymoon May 1889
3 Alexandra Gardens, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar (2 June 1857-23 February 1934) Master of the King's Musick composer of Land of Hope and Glory and the Enigma Variations lived here
2 College Precincts, Worcester, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar 1857-1934 composer lived here 1890-1891
51 Avonmore Road, Hammersmith and Fulham, W14, London, United Kingdom
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Edward Elgar 1857-1934
High Street (near the statue of Edward Elgar), Worcester, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar, who rose from obscurity to become England's greatest composer for 200 years, was born on 2nd June 1857 at Broadheath near Worcester. He was organist, violinist, teacher, conductor and self-taught composer. After 1900 his compositions won International recognition, the best known being The Dream of Gerontus, The Enigma Variations, The Two Symponies, The Concertos for violin and cello, and Land of Hope and Glory. He drew his inspiration from the English countryside, saying "Music is in the air all around us". From 1878 to 1933 he was associated with the Three Choirs Festivals held in Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester. The statue shows him at the age of 54 in the robes of a Doctor of Music which he often wore when conducting at these festivals. Knighted 1904, Freeman of Worcester 1905, O.M. 1911, K.C.V.O. 1928, Baronet 1931, G.C.V.O. 1933, Master of the King's Musik 1924-1934. He died in Worcester on 23rd February 1934. This tablet was laid on the Fifthieth anniversary of the composer's death.
High Street (in front of the statue of Edward Elgar), Worcester, United Kingdom
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Plas Gwyn Home of Sir Edward Elgar 1904-1911
On the corner of Hampton Park Road and Vineyard Road, Hereford, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar composer 1857-1934 opened and recorded in these studios on 12th November 1931
Abbey Road Studios, Abbey Road, London, United Kingdom
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The Elgar Walk. To commemorate Sir Edward Elgar's many visits to Harrogate from 1912 to 1927 and his regular walk between the Hotel Majestic and Bog Field, this path was named the Elgar Walk in 1989. The first provincial performance of his second symphony took place in Harrogate in 1911.
Elgar Walk, Elgar Gardens, Harrogate, United Kingdom
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Edward Elgar 1857-1934 composer, lived here 1861-1863
2 College Precincts, Worcester, United Kingdom
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Edward Elgar was Organist of this church from 1885 to 1889. For which he composed many of his earlier sacred works
St George's Catholic Church - Sansome Walk, Worcester, United Kingdom
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Near this spot occurred, in 1898, the incident depicted in Variation No.11 of Sir Edward Elgar's Variations on an Original Theme (Enigma). Dan, a bulldog belonging to Dr. George Robertson Sinclair, Organist of the Cathedral, fell in the river during a walk with "G. R. S." and his friend, the composer.
south bank of River Wye, Hereford, United Kingdom
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Hotel Majestic. The Hotel Majestic opened on 18 July 1900 as the finest hotel of the world's greatest spa. Built by Frederick hotels and designed by London architect G. D. Martin, the majestic has, for over a century, been the preferred address of visitors such as Winston Churchill, Edward Elgar, Errol Flynn, 'James Herriot', G. B. Shaw and several Prime-Ministers. Bombed on 12 July 1940, the Hotel Majestic served as an RAF Reception Centre during the Second World War. It was extensively refurbished between 1998 and 2002.
Ripon Road, Harrogate, United Kingdom
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Enoch Belgard [full inscription unknown]
English translation: Enoch Belgard
Wernerstraße 7, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Berlin, Germany
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Hans Belgard [full inscription unknown]
English translation: Hans Belgard
Wernerstraße 7, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Berlin, Germany
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Tana Belgard [full inscription unknown]
English translation: Tana Belgard
Wernerstraße 7, Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Berlin, Germany
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Sir Edward Elgar, composer, was a frequent guest of Alfred E. Rodewald owner of this house C.1900
Church Road, Saughall, Chester, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar, composer, became the University’s first Professor of Music in 1905
Bramall Concert Hall, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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363 Oxford Street July 1921 - April 2000 HMV Site of the original HMV store Opened by Sir Edward Elgar in July 1921, the HMV store shaped the way people bought music for nearly a century In 1962 it played a significant role in the career of The Beatles. A 78RPM demo disc of the band was cut in the store's recording studio. This led to the Beatles' long-term recording contract with EMI The world's most famous music store
363 Oxford Street, W1, London, United Kingdom
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The Kursaal. Harrogate Council's 1898 competition for the design of a Kursaal or "Cure Hall" was won by London architect Robert Beale, who worked with Frank Matcham, England's most celebrated theatrical designer. The Kursaal was opened by Sir Hubert Parry on 28th May 1903 and is the only remaining building of its type in the country. Intended to complement the town's other spa facilities the Kursaal contained many innovations that provided great flexibility of use. Renamed the "Royal Hall" in 1918, the building has been host to the greatest artists of the day - from Sir Edward Elgar to The Beatles. Following a complete restoration from 2006-8, Matcham's spectacular interior now contains more gold leaf than any similar auditorium in England. The much-loved building was reopened by HRH The Prince of Wales, patron of the Royal Hall Restoration Trust, on 22nd January 2008.
Ripon Road, Harrogate, United Kingdom
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Sir Edward Elgar Britain's Greatest Composer Sir Edward Elgar 1857-1934 a devoted Wolverhampton Wanderers Supporter
Molineux Stadium Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton WV1 4QR England, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom