E | G | VW brings together works by Edward Elgar, Percy Grainger, and Ralph Vaughan Williams, composers working at the threshold between late Romantic tradition and the emerging modern voice of the early twentieth century.

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Scored for small orchestra — including winds, brass, and percussion — these performances emphasize clarity of texture, balance, and color rather than symphonic weight.

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Heard together, the music reveals a shared moment of craft and imagination: pre-modern masters shaping a musical language just before it decisively changed.