Allatini, Rose. ". . . Happy Ever After". Mills and Boon.
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Sir Edward Elgar
Standard Name: Elgar, Sir Edward
Connections
| Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Intertextuality and Influence | Rose Allatini | At the moment when Olive boasts how she will never marry without love, she feels she has an alternative to marriage: she is writing a novel, her dream-child. Even before she married a... |
Timeline
June 1897: Composer Edward Elgar's first London success...
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June 1897
Composer Edward Elgar
's first London success occurred with his Imperial March, composed for Queen Victoria
's Diamond Jubilee.
Early 1900: The University of Birmingham was founded...
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Early 1900
The University of Birmingham was founded.
1902: Popular operatic tenor Enrico Caruso began...
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1902
Popular operatic tenor Enrico Caruso
began making records for the gramophone.
1904: Leading conductor Dr Hans Richter promoted...
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1904
Leading conductor Dr Hans Richter
promoted the works of composer Edward Elgar
by forming the Elgar Festival
at Covent Garden
.
1921: Sir Edward Elgar opened the original His...
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1921
Sir Edward Elgar
opened the original His Master's Voice
or HMV shop in London, selling gramophone records.
4 June 1924: Sir Edward Elgar became the first composer...
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4 June 1924
Sir Edward Elgar
became the first composer to be named Master of the King's Music.
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