Salut d'Amour
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SKU: A0.1339711
Composed by Edward Elgar. Arranged by Vivian Kung. 20th Century,Chamber,Classical. 11 pages. Vivi Kung #925365. Published by Vivi Kung (A0.1339711).Originally written for violin and piano, Salut d'Amour is one of Elgar's most famous works and has been reimagined in many ways. This particular arrangement for brass quintet features the french horn. The luxurious and soaring sounds of the horn give a new spirit to the sweet melody of this tune, whilst the rest of the ensemble (trumpets, trombone, and tuba) provide a light version of the original piano accompaniment. Elgar wrote this work as an engagement present for his wife, Caroline Alice, and dedicates it "à Carice"- a combination of her names. It was originally titled Liebesgruss, or "Love's Greeting" and later revised to "Salut d'Amour" post publication. This simple arrangement is an excellent embodiment of the tender and loving inspiration presented in its original version.
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