Sir Edward Elgar's later works all reflected

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Sir Edward Elgar's later works all reflected the sober and profound impact brought about by B. the devastations of World War I.

<h3>Who was Sir Edward Elgar?</h3>

This man was a musician in the European continent. He was known to have being one of the 19th century musicians of the era of Romanticism.

Most of his works have been known to enter the English comtemporary music repertoire.

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