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Pomp and Circumstance March No. 5 in C major - Sir Edward Elgar

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Pomp and Circumstance March No. 5 in C major by Sir Edward Elgar

Elgar composed a set of six ‘Marches’ in 1901, but only five were published during the composer’s lifetime. The title of this collection is taken from Scene 3 of Act III in the Shakes…

Pomp and Circumstance March No. 5 in C major by Sir Edward Elgar

Elgar composed a set of six ‘Marches’ in 1901, but only five were published during the composer’s lifetime. The title of this collection is taken from Scene 3 of Act III in the Shakespeare play Othello, where the titular character laments the end of his role as a Prince and General after deciding to kill his wife. The five marches that Elgar completed himself would be published between 1901 and 1930, however the sixth march, which was completed posthumously by composer Anthony Payne, was not published until 1956.

The fifth march is dedicated to Dr. Percy. C. Hull, another organist at the Hereford Cathedral. This march had its premiere performance in September of 1930 at the Queen’s Hall in London.

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