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Uploaded by on May 15, 2006

Edward Elgar from 1929 to 1932.
His Footage film. Introduced by Michael Kennedy.
These video are quoted for a study purpose here. You can see the results of research in the following sites. A thinking person please tell me that there is a problem in a copyright by an email. If there is any problem on copyright, I will delete these video promptly.
http://www003.upp.so-net.ne.jp/elgar/Countryfront.html

http://tinyurl.com/5up43g

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  • @sydneyfc @ClaireMangoify wow really!? how does it feel? do you two like his music?

  • @sydneyfc Really?! He is related to me somehow too!

  • Edward Elgar is my Great Great Grandfather :)

  • As others have said, it is so wonderful to see a genius like Elgar as a human-being. There is some similarly heart-warming footage of Rachmaninoff in the country with his family. I had the same reaction to both -- enormous pleasure, since I love the music of both (and, as a serious amateur pianist, I am just awestruck by Rachmaninoff as a pianist; I wish there were films of him at at the piano -- sadly, there are not).

  • I don't live in England at the moment either but I can understand how differently people are portrayed in different eras. This was turn of the 20th Century footage! It is very rare to see anyone behaving like that in England now.

    I think the video is a gem and I'm grateful to have seen it. Thank you for posting it.

  • Unless you know who Elgar was and what period this has come from you won't understand. I am also British, I find sometimes people can be pretentious about elite music however this is simply a very old and rare document showing one of Britain's greatest composers as a living person and that is wonderful instead of actually looking at a statue or yet another black and white photograph.

  • Thank you for that! Keep it coming ........ please!!

    Regards

    MP

  • Wish there was more, but am grateful for these glimpses of the G.O.M.

  • Walks well.

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