One choral work by this composer contains the instruction near the finale of Part II "for one moment, must every instrument exert its fullest force.
One choral work by this composer contains the instruction near the finale of Part II "for one moment, must every instrument exert its fullest force." That work based on a Cardinal Newman poem sees the title figure led through the afterlife and judged by God.  In addition to The Dream of Gerontius, this composer claimed a secret theme existed in a set of fourteen variations.  One work in another series by this man is commonly played at American high school graduations. For 10 points, name this English composer of the Enigma Variations and the Pomp and Circumstance Marches.
One choral work by this composer contains the instruction near the finale of Part II "for one moment, must every instrument exert its fullest force.
Sir Edward William {Elgar}, Bt, OM, GCVO