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Symphonic prelude for orchestra by Edward Elgar, Op. 76, written for a concert given for the Polish Relief Fund, in London, on 6 July 1915. It was dedicated to Paderewski, and contains a quotation from his Polish Fantasy, as well as one from Chopin and the Polish National Anthem.



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The Princess was of the family of Pompili, lineally descended from the second king of Rome, and Egeria of the house of Olympus, while the Prince's grandfather, Alessandro Polonia, sold wash-balls, essences, tobacco, and pocket-handkerchiefs, ran errands for gentlemen, and lent money in a small way.
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