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Edward Elgar: England’s Greatest Romantic Composer | Classical Destinations 

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Simon explores Sir Edward Elgar's music in the countryside surrounding Worcester and Malvern before heading to Aldeburgh, the hometown and inspiration of Benjamin Britten.
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Комментарии : 28   
@stewartrussell1951
@stewartrussell1951 Год назад
ELGAR.. what more is there to say! I love many of the great classical works from many of the world's greatest composers, but there is only one Sir Edward Elgar, when it comes to a variety of stirring, and emotional music that touches the soul. I'm an American, and an avid Elgarian, and I will always be.
@StephiSensei26
@StephiSensei26 2 года назад
Touching, warm and Jolly Good Program. A deeper look into the British soul.
@eddiebeato5546
@eddiebeato5546 2 года назад
A ToPNotch VIDEO! English accent may add a touch of distinction, and the sceneries are gorgeous, lush and splendid! Edward Elgar, Nimrod, from Enigma Variations, is one of the most beautiful, inspired compositions of all times.
@rubengilquinonez7273
@rubengilquinonez7273 2 года назад
Great video! Keep them comin'.😉
@emmanueldonnelly5792
@emmanueldonnelly5792 Год назад
Thank you very much for such a good biography of this great English musician.
@dmntuba
@dmntuba Год назад
I had to return after 1st viewing 2 weeks ago for another. I love Elgar, Britten, and Simon does a wonderful job 👍
@yano808721
@yano808721 5 месяцев назад
Gentleman i know and care for had reignited my love of the arts and truly i have so much love for elgar because of him i will be truly thankful
@hazelmacmillan7588
@hazelmacmillan7588 9 месяцев назад
My teacher used Elgar's music played on while we wrote our compositions. It helped us as a class. Once we were all settled then happy to write our thoughts. My mother and father were from England, Salcombe, and Conderton, then were living in Rosyth, Scotland due to the war It was our best record on the old record player that played so much imagination of the English countryside. Devon and Worcester I still hope one day I can walk in Elgar's country.
@denisehay8895
@denisehay8895 2 месяца назад
I love this documentary. There have been attempts to remove Land of Hope and Glory from the last night of the proms. It would be sacrilege.
@metalsomemother3021
@metalsomemother3021 2 года назад
Re-title this. It's good, but it is equal parts Elgar and Benjamin Britten
@estel5335
@estel5335 2 года назад
Nah, it's Sullivan without question.
@avpmobi
@avpmobi 8 месяцев назад
It wasn't Pomp and Circumstance no 1 which made Elgar's name internationally it was Enigma Variations 2 years before. No mention is made of Enigma which is his most popular work (Classic FM Hall of fame).
@geisteswissenschaft
@geisteswissenschaft 2 года назад
Very unpleasantly stressed tone in the narrative.
@ArsLonga1967
@ArsLonga1967 4 месяца назад
Quite off the mark on some facts and I would have expected an actor of Simon Callow's stature to know how to pronounce "Aldeburgh". Elgar hated the words to Land of Hope and Glory, he was was torn by the 1st World War because he had good friends in Germany. In fact the Germans realised his greatness before the British. Nimrod was a musical depiction of his German friend, Augustus J. Jaeger.
@outaspaceman
@outaspaceman Год назад
I thought Ralph Vaughan Williams reintroduced music to Britain..? 🤔
@devindevon
@devindevon Месяц назад
Elgar was composing two decades before Vaughan Williams earliest works.
@markwinstonsuits8680
@markwinstonsuits8680 2 года назад
Handel worked for the Britts, but was from Prussia : NOT an ENGLISH composer ! Purcell was a "Great English compose" (and predated Handel's birth by about 25 years)... Get it right please !
@erikdaumann8589
@erikdaumann8589 Год назад
Well, Händel was not from Prussia but from Saxonia, if You please...
@ragnor56
@ragnor56 3 месяца назад
Sadly Elgar was very wary of being exposed as a Catholic
@daveh6151
@daveh6151 2 года назад
Did the BBC make this? from the entire brigade of guards they found the only none white guardsman..... Almost amusing 😂
@peterwhyte317
@peterwhyte317 2 года назад
Very difficult to understand this presenter - he swallows his words
@CorkBouldering
@CorkBouldering 2 года назад
The only English, Elgar is so booring, totally overrated.
@spactick
@spactick 2 года назад
that's an opinion, not a fact. Elgar IS a great composer that is richly loved here in San Francisco. The man expressed class and dignity something you'll obviously never possess
@oldcremona
@oldcremona 2 года назад
Sullivan was more fun
@CorkBouldering
@CorkBouldering 2 года назад
@@oldcremona Sullivan sounds Irish
@CorkBouldering
@CorkBouldering 2 года назад
@@spactick class and dignity for sure as a English man.
@kookamunga2458
@kookamunga2458 Год назад
Elgar was nothing when compared to Gustav Holst. I found some of Elgar kind of boring but he does have some interesting works . Elgar is much better than Mozart .
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