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1947:Sea Pictures
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1854:Seven Lieder
1852:
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138:Edward Elgar
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45:Edward Elgar
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29:
2245:1920 deaths
2240:1848 births
2191:Alice Elgar
2012:In the Dawn
1984:" (1897–99)
1982:The Swimmer
1782:The Kingdom
1614:Concertante
1445:(1879–1884)
1437:(1869–1907)
1009:Home Chimes
927:Alice Elgar
779:Alice Elgar
643:Liebesgruss
622:Dedications
617:, May 1895)
576:Home Chimes
490:Hammersbach
386:Andrew Lang
258:lung cancer
243:World War I
2224:Categories
1847:A War Song
1640:(1918–19)
1623:(1901–10)
1426:Orchestral
1403:(1909–11)
1392:(1907–08)
1383:Symphonies
1340:Incidental
1084:References
1065:Elgar O.M.
1052:Elgar O.M.
997:Elgar O.M.
983:Mc Veagh,
652:"à Carice"
282:Billy Reed
188:Kensington
18:Lady Elgar
2035:" ((1904)
1817:(1915–17)
1801:(1902–03)
1785:(1901–06)
1764:(1895–96)
1756:(1889–93)
1712:(1918–19)
1538:(1904–05)
1530:(1904–05)
1514:(1901–30)
1506:(1900–01)
1458:Froissart
1450:Sevillana
1367:(1915–16)
1359:(1911–12)
1246:The Times
1023:E. Nesbit
929:, p. 102.
902:The Times
781:, p. 100.
594:Index to
322:First Aid
266:Hampstead
211:Influence
126:Redmarley
2209:Category
2127:" (1930)
2112:" (1924)
2105:" (1924)
2098:" (1917)
2091:" (1916)
2084:" (1914)
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2075:Twilight
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2047:Pleading
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1961:In Haven
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1720:Keyboard
1567:Carillon
1551:Falstaff
1418:in 1997)
1208:(1978).
1186:(1989).
1125:(1984).
1093:(1987).
1067:, p. 72.
1054:, p. 58.
1041:, p. 51.
999:, p. 59.
679:"C.A.E."
529:In Haven
437:The Snow
424:"Winter"
146:Anglican
132:(now in
120:Marriage
1653:Chamber
1632:Romance
1575:Polonia
1559:Sospiri
1493:(1899)
1286:at the
1275:(IMSLP)
1271:at the
1063:Young,
1050:Young,
995:Young,
925:Young,
777:Young,
556:Fiction
531:(Capri)
384:, when
340:Bristol
231:works.
192:Malvern
182:on the
180:Ventnor
64:Gujarat
2179:Family
2170:(film)
2120:(1924)
1896:Rondel
1809:(1912)
1793:(1902)
1745:Choral
1737:(1901)
1729:(1898)
1706:(1918)
1700:(1918)
1694:(1899)
1686:(1897)
1678:(1888)
1670:(1883)
1667:Idylle
1662:(1887)
1634:(1910)
1606:(1930)
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1594:(1917)
1586:(1915)
1578:(1915)
1570:(1914)
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1554:(1913)
1546:(1909)
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1375:(1917)
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1237:869820
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1037:Moore
1025:. See
737:to her
681:(1898)
668:"Love"
654:(1888)
602:(1872)
539:ad lib
506:Murnau
461:Spring
443:Winter
355:Lyrics
329:Mürren
308:Legacy
102:Severn
98:fossil
51:Family
2168:Elgar
1933:After
1825:Vocal
1543:Elegy
1416:Payne
686:Notes
589:Other
502:; 6.
498:; 5.
494:; 4.
486:; 3.
482:; 2.
426:; 2.
350:Works
1233:OCLC
1214:ISBN
1192:ISBN
1150:ISBN
1131:ISBN
1099:ISBN
1015:'s
300:and
60:Bhuj
2125:XTC
613:, (
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