Romance for violin (Elgar)

The Romance in E minor for violin and piano is a work by Edward Elgar composed in 1878 or 1879 and published in 1885 as his Opus 1.
The Romance was dedicated to Oswin Grainger, an older friend of Elgar's from a Worcester orchestra they played in, who was an amateur musician and grocer by trade. It was published by Schott's in 1885 and the first performance was on 20 October, in Worcester.
Structure.
Andante 12/8 E minor
Following the 4 bars of introduction by piano, violin shows the subject shown in excerpt 1.
Excerpt 1<score>
\relative c' \new Staff \with { \remove "Time_signature_engraver" } {
 \key e \minor \time 12/8
 e'2.\p \upbow \< g4\!( fis8\>) e4( dis8\!) a'4.~\downbow _\markup \italic restez. ( a8 g-- fis--) e4.~\< ( e4 c'8--\!)
 c4_\markup \italic espress. ( g8) g4( fis8) b4( fis8) fis4( e8) a4\>( e8\!) e4-- dis8--\downbow fis2.\upbow
</score>
Then, the same introduction by piano induces the exposure of excerpt 2, in G minor, played by violin.
Excerpt 2<score>
\relative c' \new Staff \with { \remove "Time_signature_engraver" } {
 \key e \minor \time 12/8
 d2.\p ^\markup \italic { poco più mosso. } ( e\<) d'\! b c4.~( c8_\markup \italic dol. b a) g4 e8( a4) e8 g4.~( g8 fis e) d4.-- b8--( c-- cis--)
</score>
The music reaches passionate climaxes twice before excerpt 1 reappears. Double stop of violin leads the quiet end of the work.
It is a short work, with performing time about 5 minutes.