Edward Elgar - Variations on "Enigma" Op. 36 (St. Petersburg Orchestra, Yuri Temirkanov)
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2020
- From the Annecy Classic Festival 2014,
Yuri Temirkanov conducts the Orchestre Philharmonique de St-Pétersbourg
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Edward Elgar - Variations on an original theme "Enigma" Op. 36
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That''s history... I was there as orchestra member. Not at that piece, of course, because I am harpist. I played other concerts on that great Annecy festival. Thank you for broadcast. Greetings from St.Petersburg.
What a fine performance! Nuanced, wonderful balance, tempi and playing. Bravo! 3:35
I shed tears for a splendid performance
The maestro is eternity❤
Темирканов, один из немногих
, кто смог найти ключ к этой музыке.
Bravo. Wonderful performance of a great English classic.
I suspecy there is a shared melancholy that links the English and Russian temperaments to such good effect in music, plus the feeling for martial splendour that is heard in the finale of this performance.
12:52 - Nimrod Variation for those looking for it
Really wonderful performance. Thank you so much to all the musicians and a wonderful maestro 😄
This is a wonderful performance. The reading, the sound, nuance(s) and the ensemble. One of the finest I've heard.
As an Englishman, I love to see Elgar played around the world, and this is the second fine performance of The Enigma Variations I've seen by a Russian orchestra this month.
I like Elgar very much. It's a pity about Benson's words to Land of Hope and Glory. They always put me off the last night of the proms! I am Australian and have a long family history of anti-colonialism. Six of my ancestors were both British and slaves! ( 7 to 14 years each) Marin Alsop introduced me to the fun of the last night and generally I feel amused rather than irritable about Elgar's pomp and circumstance aura. His long lines are gorgeous. In my late teens I loathed the 'pomp and circumstance' marches, but fortunately discovered Jacquelyn Du Pre's recording of the Cello concerto, then Janet Bakers 'Sea Pictures'. The Enigma Variations are wonderful.
@@frogmouth I agree. Once a year I listen to Elgar in jingo mode, the rest of the year I only listen to what's best and beautiful.
The best British composer, he was a Catholic ...
(Heandel, he was German)
@@frogmouth If you haven't already heard them, do have a listen to Elgar's symphonies. Both are wonderful, particularly the first. (BTW I'm Scottish and I hate Land of Hope and Glory with a passion!)
Hi Allahu Akhbar to " Englishman" 😂😂😂😂
You clown
RIP maestro Temirkanov
Really epic performance!
Wonderful performance!
Sadly it's RUINED by a terrible advertising interruption!
Wonderful Elgar would have been proud, correct tempo and lots of detail real Elgar! This Conductor really feels Elgar where Bernstein runs it
Although both were great musicians, comparing Temirkanov to Bernstein is a bit unfortunate. Anyway, the latter during his lifetime, was revered by his contemporaries as a real versatile artist.(Composer, pianist & teacher(maestro).
Светлая память
Don Edward Elgar dejó un legado de gran perfección y originalidad. Estas increíbles Variaciones con su centro culminante NIMROD qur desata pasiones.
Remata su obra con el concierto para violonchelo pero lo rodean Pompa y Circunstancia I y II y el precioso violin concerto.
Grande Elgar!!!😊
Благодарю !!!
Theme - Andante
Variation I - L'istesso tempo "C.A.E."
Variation II - Allegro "H.D.S-P." 03:44
Variation III - Allegretto "R.B.T."
Variation IV - Allegro di molto "W.M.B." 06:09
Variation V - Moderato "R.P.A."
Variation VI - Andantino "Ysobel"
Variation VII - Presto "Troyte" 10:00
Variation VIII - Allegretto "W.N."
Variation IX - Adagio "Nimrod" 12:53
Variation X - Intermezzo: Allegretto "Dorabella"
Variation XI - Allegro di molto "G.R.S." 20:00
Variation XII - Andante "B.G.N."
Variation XIII - Romanza: Moderato "* * *" 23:53
Variation XIV - Finale: Allegro Presto "E.D.U."
Variation XIV - Finale: Allegro Presto "E.D.U." 26:51
Good man, ta
I Have got in My Record Collection Elgar's 1926 Recording of the Enigma Variations Reissued in 1957 for the Century of Sir Edward Elgar's Birth by His Master's Voice Record Number ALP 1464 and the Transfer is very very good and Mutch better than the 1970's LP Transfer and it was so sad that he didn't live to see the 1935 Silver Jubilee Celebrations and there was two More Composers who also in the same year as Sir Edward Elgar 1934 Frederick Delius and Gustav Holst and Sir Edward Elgar Recorded for His Master's Voice from January 20th 1914 till 1934 and Gustav Holst Recorded for the Columbia Gramophone Company
Me sumo a los aplausos y muchas gracias EuroArts.
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Meraviglia ,bravissimi
Magnifico
4:44 Wonderful Oboe melody.
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Brawo! świetne!!
Surely, alongside the cello concerto, his best work.
And surely Mr Norris you are forgetting the Violin Concerto and More so the famous Historical 1932 Recording which Sir Edward Elgar Made with a 16 year old Yehudi Menuhin as well as Yehudi Menuhin's later 1966 Recording and both Recorded for His Master's Voice
@@martincook318 No I havent forgotten the violin concerto, or the symphonies or even the Dream of Gerontius. Still. for me personally. they aren't quite up there with Enigma or the cello concerto. This is of course a matter of taste but, in both Enigma and the cello concerto he achieves a clarity and a momentum which makes them perennial favourites. After the symphonies and the violin concerto I am always left a little bemused: his tendency to clutter his orchestral scores obscures his purpose. The symphonies I will always find difficult but, to be quite sure however I am now off to find a good recording of the concerto to see if I still agree with myself! I will get back to you.
@@georgenorris2657 Well actually Sir Edward Elgar Didn't Compose the Dream of Gerontieus he Orchestrated it and it was Carnual Newman who Composed the work
Right, I just listened to Menuhin's performance of the concerto from 1932. Beautifully cleaned up digitally and yes superbly played but what a confused piece this is! I do hate to be negative but this is Elgar at his Edwardian grandest: overblown, over-orchestrated and, as I said before, lacking both clarity and real purpose except to show how much the violin can dominate. Elgar's slightly limited harmonic palette means that he overextends himself in all three movements. The finale is perhaps the most interesting but it is at least ten minutes too long for it's own good. I remember now why this piece is not on my "let's hear this again" list. Sorry to be so negative!
@@georgenorris2657 I Have also got a Mint copy on the Pre war 78rpm Records DB-1751 DB-1756 and the six Record set in the Pre war album is actually very Marvelous and if you want to hear a good Stereo Version then I Surgest that you listen to his later 1966 Version again on His Master's Voice ASD 2259 with the New Philharmonia Orchestra Conducted by Sir Adrian Boult
これは素晴らしい
Magnifique !
Bravo!!
Bello.....
26:50
Why all this emphasis on Elgar being English? He was a great composer period! Do people constantly refer to Hindemith or any other great composer always in reference to their country of origin? People around the world love Enigma or the cello concerto etc. because they are great works.
Rob Dougan - Clubbed to death
Odd Sound mix, seem to be missing half the Orchestra.
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