Their composer's song "The King's Way" reuses the melody from the fourth one's central section, which opens with the violins playing an open G string.
The sixth of these works was, like their composer's third symphony, expanded from incomplete sketches by Anthony Payne. Their composer's song "The King's Way" reuses the melody from the fourth one's central section, which opens with the violins playing an open G string. Liverpool Orchestral Society founder Alfred Rodewald was the dedicatee of the first of these works, material from which became the setting for lyrics by Arthur Benson in the finale of their composer's (*)   Coronation Ode  for Edward VII. The first of these works contains a trio section whose melody is used for the patriotic song "Land of Hope and Glory", and is regularly played on the last night of the BBC Proms. For 10 points, name this set of marches by Edward Elgar, the first of which is commonly played at graduations.
The sixth of these works was, like their composer's third symphony, expanded from incomplete sketches by Anthony Payne.
the  Pomp and Circumstance  Military Marches  