Composition: The Crown of India, Op. 66 (Elgar, Edward)

Title The Crown of India
Creators Edward Elgar (composer)
Opus Op.66, Op.66a
Instrumentation alto, bass, mixed chorus and orchestra
Number of movements 12
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Composed 1911
First published 1912
Dedication
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Average duration (sec) 3600
Number of measures
Composition types Incidental music
Language English
Period Romantic
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Details Section Arranged for Arranger
view Interlude (No.7) piano Hugh Blair
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) concert band Frank Winterbottom
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) organ Hugh Blair

Scores

Details Section Type Publisher Date File
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) parts Boosey & Hawkes 1912 Piano Conductor · view
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) parts Boosey & Hawkes 1912 Flutes 1/2. Piccolo · view
Oboes 1/2 · view
Clarinets 1, 2 (B) · view
Bass Clarinet · view
Bassoons 1/2 · view
Contrabassoon (ad lib.) · view
Horns 1, 2, 3, 4 (F) · view
Trumpets 1, 2, 3 (B) (3rd ad lib.) · view
Trombones 1, 2, 3, Tuba · view
Side Drum, Bass Drum/Cymbals, Timpani · view
Violins I · view
Violins II · view
Violas · view
Cellos · view
Basses · view
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) parts Boosey & Hawkes 1912 Herald Trumpets (B) (ad lib.) · view
view Interlude (No.7) Arrangement for piano
by Hugh Blair
Enoch Complete Score · view
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) Arrangement for concert band
by Frank Winterbottom
Boosey & Hawkes 1912 Conductor · view
Parts · view
view March: 'The Crown of India' (No.10) Arrangement for organ
by Hugh Blair
Enoch 1912 10. March 'The Crown of India' · view

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