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Beyond the Score: Elgar Enigma Variations 

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Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s acclaimed Beyond the Score® series weaves performance, unique projections of moving and still images, actors, soloists and narration into sublime productions, setting composers and their masterpieces in an artistic, social, political and cultural context.

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@mikeklimczak9600
@mikeklimczak9600 4 года назад
Saw this LIVE. So inspiring and such a wonderful look inside the mind of Elgar. Truly an underrated and under-performed composer.
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 3 года назад
The mystery theme is Through the Wood, Laddie. That's my final answer.
@daviddavenport9350
@daviddavenport9350 11 месяцев назад
Not so much anymore!
@kennethdobson7899
@kennethdobson7899 6 лет назад
This should be required for all music majors and for anyone who thinks they understand the Victorian era.
@bobareebop
@bobareebop 4 года назад
Indeed! Excellent advice.
@daviddavenport9350
@daviddavenport9350 11 месяцев назад
I think of him more of an Edwardian, but OK!
@logodaedalist
@logodaedalist 6 лет назад
Elgar has a noble soul and he poured it all in his music
@sospiroso
@sospiroso 5 лет назад
Elgar was an amazing composer undeniably up there with Mozart and Beethoven and he wrote some of the most beautiful music you can imagine. I am currently sharing my love for Elgar's music by playing some new arrangements for violin and piano so people can appreciate the full range of his output in "Elgar Through The Years"......... Enjoy😊
@evanofelipe
@evanofelipe 3 года назад
These variations always move me, such is their power. There’s something in Elgar’s orchestral arrangement that stirs the soul. It’s magic.
@djmulhall
@djmulhall 6 лет назад
Great production. The actors and actress were great! The "Englishness" won't be everyone's 'cup of tea' but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Elgar is a superb composer and a master of orchestration.
@turmuthoer
@turmuthoer Год назад
What's wrong with Englishness?
@ZJStrudwick
@ZJStrudwick Год назад
​@@turmuthoer Just that it's an English accent that is about as well done as a blue steak ;)
@donaldforbes3458
@donaldforbes3458 Год назад
the trouble with the English is that they are so English. So Irritating. It should be said in Elgar's defence that he was an Uzbek at heart.
@plumjam
@plumjam 6 лет назад
This is superb. Only 540 views and no comments in fifteen months? Criminal.
@oddball8974
@oddball8974 6 лет назад
Adrian Grant spectacular
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 6 лет назад
Grant: Perhaps if the CSO had titled this video something like "Charles Dutoit conducts Unforgettable Enigma Variations with the Chicago Symphony" Nowadays, the packaging often means more to the buyer than the content. (Unfortunately)
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 6 лет назад
Is that delicious woman at 41:30 Alison Dalton?
@plumjam
@plumjam 6 лет назад
I don't know, but she's Definitely Delicious :)
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 4 года назад
@paul w I guess i could do that but then, I would be interrupting a very nice concert. I want to be a gentleman about it.
@stevieb6368
@stevieb6368 3 года назад
A fantastic achievement. Wonderfully presented by all performers supported by beautiful images and films of the Malvern Hills and the Herefordshire Beacon (or British Camp), as well as Elgar himself and some of the important houses and buildings relevant to Elgar's life, family friends, and music; and great to hear and see the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under maestro Dutoit in action. The Solti/Chicago recording of this work is one of my favourite versions. Whatever the Enigma was, if there really was one - which I doubt - went with Elgar to his grave. It is often a fruitless and quite pointless exercise in trying to guess what composers mean by the music they write. It is the music of Elgar - a self-taught master of orchestration - that stands the true test of time. That's why we listen to this wonderfully original masterpiece and the rest of Elgar's music. It always touches the soul if you let it. Bravo to all concerned.
@daviddavenport9350
@daviddavenport9350 11 месяцев назад
Arguably the finest set of variations for Orchestra ever composed.....every little gesture seems related to the first few bars of the Theme....it is uncanny!
@RobinHillyard
@RobinHillyard 3 года назад
Outstanding.
@clivepearsall6616
@clivepearsall6616 2 года назад
I thought that this is most beautifully done. In fact, I was brought close to tears by it, at times
@MrGreencheetah
@MrGreencheetah Год назад
Yes, it's very moving.
@sdoherty5988
@sdoherty5988 3 года назад
Such inexpressible love and tenderness translated into the most sublime music. What a soul Elgar had.
@garyjlabbe8050
@garyjlabbe8050 5 лет назад
This was so impressive! I have deeply loved this piece of music for close to 50 years now. Music of such profound affection and love. I have read much about the Enigma, so I was astonished at the wealth of new revelations revealed through the letters and diaries of Alice, Elgar, Dorabella, Jaeger, etc. To actually hear of the specific context and moment portrayed in the Nimrod variation! Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for posting!
@archangecamilien1879
@archangecamilien1879 3 года назад
0:20 yes, haha...something I often say...you can't establish a piece of art is good, it's subjective, each person will have their own opinion...
@patriciacusworth9311
@patriciacusworth9311 5 лет назад
Beautiful eternal never aging
@composernotes
@composernotes 3 года назад
brilliant presentation!
@andrewroberts8139
@andrewroberts8139 3 года назад
The slight change in the female violinist's face when she plays Nimrod - a memory perhaps? Or just moved by the deep, deep beauty
@charlescoleman5509
@charlescoleman5509 8 месяцев назад
Recently someone suggested that the missing theme is the opening of Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater. I think we have a winner!
@songsmith31a
@songsmith31a Год назад
An entertaining addition to an enduring concert piece, given by a first rate orchestra and supporting forces.
@gillesg4793
@gillesg4793 5 лет назад
Très intéressant ... surtout pour travailler cette oeuvre !
@alvarito45
@alvarito45 3 года назад
After having learned all this fabulous story I have explained to my mind why I was bewitched since the very first time I listened this Master Piece by Sir Edward Elgar.
@emilybrockett7739
@emilybrockett7739 3 года назад
Thank you very much for sharing this, it was truly enthralling!
@adamlewis8518
@adamlewis8518 5 лет назад
Wonderful, finally, it's no longer quite so enigmatic! But then again......
@pereira204100
@pereira204100 6 лет назад
Simply amazing. Superb
@ashleyswu2012
@ashleyswu2012 4 года назад
great! can you possibly add more from this great series, especially the Miraculous Mandarin.
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 4 года назад
The mystery theme is Through the Wood, Laddie. I know someone who knows most of the string players in the CSO, but, that's irrelevant.
@jonbates9386
@jonbates9386 3 года назад
In the nicest possible way I really am not sure how you relate the two themes - I always thought the Enigma theme was simply based around his name - Edward Elgar fits the opening phrases. And he loved jokes and conundrums - maybe he added a few more words to extend the opening melody. Who knows?
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 3 года назад
@@jonbates9386 The CSO's video of the Ninth has about 25 million views - this one has very few, comparatively. I wonder how that can be. In any case, I got the idea from Bruch's well-known "violin concerto" - his Scottish Fantasy. One of the movements in that work is based on Through the Wood, Laddie.
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 3 года назад
That section at 38:34 is reminiscent of one of the Brahms symphonies - I don't know which one. It also reminds me of one of Dvorak's Slavonic Dances - again, I don't know which one.
@jonbates9386
@jonbates9386 3 года назад
@@violinhunter2 Dvorak earworm? - Think its the E minor Op 73 No 2 Slavonic Dance - Brahms...know what you mean, for some reason my first reaction was one of the St Anthony variations but there again..... I'll get back to ya when the brain flags it up!! I feel that the links are really more down to the scoring with the strings doing broad melodies in octaves quite high in the register - Elgar has such a command of orchestral textures.
@violinhunter2
@violinhunter2 3 года назад
It's interesting that the careers of Picasso and Elgar were saved by German businessmen.
@michaelroehrig4902
@michaelroehrig4902 4 года назад
Fantastic job...so interesting to hear and see the backstory. Well done!
@liammcooper
@liammcooper Год назад
fascinating
@adam28xx
@adam28xx 4 года назад
When you click "Show more" under 'Music in this video' it states that the artists are the London Philharmonic and Sir Adrian Boult. Yet the video reveals the players to be Charles Dutoit and the Chicago Symphony. Does no-one at the CSO realize that as a result of this claim, Orchard Music are raking in royalties for Regis Records based on the number of views this video receives? They should dispute the claim and have it removed, as it is completely fraudulent!
@RobertPadgett
@RobertPadgett 6 лет назад
At approximately 3:33 in the presentation the narrator divulges the covert Theme to the Enigma Variations: “A Mighty Fortress.” To learn more about the secrets of the Enigma Variations, visit enigmathemeunmasked.blogspot.com/2012/09/table-of-contents.html?m=0
@penfold7800
@penfold7800 4 года назад
twinkle twinkle little star
@palladin331
@palladin331 2 года назад
When was this recorded?
@composerdoh
@composerdoh 3 года назад
Does anyone know who the actors are?
@andrewroberts8139
@andrewroberts8139 3 года назад
Some interesting elisions here - we're told Mrs Fitton "gave up" her piano career to raise a family, weirdly skating over the fact that in the patriarchal society of Elgar's time, she wouldn't have had much choice about giving about her career after getting married.
@musical_lolu4811
@musical_lolu4811 2 года назад
So?
@starrynight1657
@starrynight1657 Год назад
No different to most other societies. Women didn't fight in wars either.
@latipacreenigne
@latipacreenigne 3 года назад
Enigma Dechipred
@andresmata4949
@andresmata4949 3 года назад
Ok transpose Britannia Rules the waves Never Never shall be slaves we will never know the hidden melody ....
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