Edward Elgar and his world
By: edited by Byron Adams.
Contributors: Adams, Byron.; Bard Music Festival.
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Princeton; Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 426
ISBN-13: 9780691134468; 9780691134451
Subjects: Elgar, Edward, -- 1857-1934 -- Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Published in conjunction with the 2007 Bard Music Festival.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Of Worcester and London : an introduction / Byron Adams; title: Measure of a man : catechizing Elgar's Catholic avatas / Charles Edward McGuire; title: Elgar the escapist? / Matthew Riley; title: Elgar and the persistence of memory / Byron Adams; title: The spirit-stirring drum : Elgar and populism / Daniel M. Grimley; title: Early reviews of the Apostles in British periodicals / selected, introduced, and annotated by Aidan J. Thomson; title: Charles Sanford Terry and Elgar's Violin concerto / transcribed and introduced by Alison I. Shiel; title: Elgar's critical critics / Aidan J. Thomson; title: Elgar and the salons : the significance of a private musical world / Sophie Fuller; title: Elgar and the British raj : can the Mughals march? / Nalini Ghuman; title: Working the crowd : Elgar, class, and reformulations of popular culture at the turn of the twentieth centruy / Deborah Heckert; title: Elgar's War requiem / Rachel Cowgill; title: Transcending the enigmas of biography : the cultural context of Sir Edward Elgar's career / Leon Botstein.