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The advent of electric recording enabled Britain's greatest living composer to crown his career with an Indian Summer, in studios. Between 1926 and 1933 Elgar recorded virtually all his major orchestral works, as well as choral excerpts and lighter pieces, in accounts as vitals as they are authoritative. Ranging from the violin Concerto with the young Menuhin to an intriguing set of piano improvisations, the nine CD of EMI's Gramophone award-winning Edition are collected here for the first time.
