Associations to the word «Elgar»
Noun
- Cheltenham
- Enigma
- Aldershot
- Pomp
- Brahms
- Edward
- Northampton
- Concerto
- Vaughan
- Cello
- Tchaikovsky
- Handel
- Symphony
- Beethoven
- Strauss
- Mozart
- Soprano
- Haydn
- Bach
- Sargent
- Soloist
- Southland
- Philharmonic
- Requiem
- Walton
- Prom
- Overture
- Parry
- Liszt
- Verdi
- Worcester
- Marches
- Entrepreneurship
- Composer
- Tenor
- Premiere
- Orchestra
- Violin
- Mott
- Amour
- Quintet
- Bassoon
- Purcell
- Sonata
- Villiers
- Publishing
- Ode
- Richter
- Conductor
- Repertoire
- Schubert
- Choir
- Covent
- Upland
- Piano
- Payne
- Hereford
- Norris
- Maitland
- Rhapsody
- Worcestershire
- Variation
- Conducting
- Cantata
- Muriel
- Organist
- Severn
- Handbook
- Recitation
- Violinist
- Lied
- Oboe
- Op
- Chopin
- Economic
- Dora
- Gustav
- Apostles
- Malcolm
- Economics
- Hubert
- Wilde
- Adrian
- Messiah
- Rehearsal
- Birthplace
- Concert
- Quartet
- Wagner
- Rutland
- Apostle
- Coronation
- Ashton
Verb
Wiktionary
ELGAR, proper noun. (rare) A male given name.
ELGAR, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
ELGAR, proper noun. Edward Elgar, an English composer.
Dictionary definition
ELGAR, noun. British composer of choral and orchestral works including two symphonies as well as songs and chamber music and music for brass band (1857-1934).
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