That first also earned a knighthood for the composer, who drew the collective title from a line in Othello.
The final part of this work was composed 23 years after the others. The shadowy No. 3, in C minor, has been likened to a scherzo, while No. 4, in G major, is the most rhapsodic and has its C major trio marked "nobilmente." The first was given the well-known lyrics "Land of Hope and Glory," after it was adapted into the Coronation Ode by the composer. That first also earned a knighthood for the composer, who drew the collective title from a line in Othello. FTP, name this set of five marches by Edward Elgar, often used in high school commencements.
The final part of this work was composed 23 years after the others.
{Pomp and Circumstance} Marches