Who's behind the notes? Discover Edward Elgar: Master of British Romanticism
Salut d'Amour (Liebesgrüß), Op.12, is one of Edward Elgar's most famous short works. Composed in 1888, it was originally written for violin and piano as an engagement gift for his future wife, Caroline Alice Roberts. The piece exhibits Elgar's characteristic romantic lyricism and quickly gained widespread popularity, becoming a staple in the repertoire for various instruments.