Elgar - Enigma Variations; IX. Nimrod

Bradley Thachuk, Conductor w/ University of Cincinnati - CCM Philharmonia

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Braldey
• Thachuk
• Conductor
• Elgar
• Enigma
• Nimrod
• Cincinnati
• Orchestra
• Philharmonic
• Symphony

[robben1985]

really beautifull! wats the song at the beginning wat you hear the end off?

[BradKT69]

It's the previous variation (no. 8). Nimrod is from a longer piece called the Enigma Variations.

[michaels7]

This just goes to show the high quality of American orchestras, even those not well known. The tone and depth are very impressive. The Americans are leading the way in classical music. I wish my country(Canada) would follow this example.

[BradKT69]

Actually, I'm Canadian too... I conduct a full-time orch in the US. Thanks for the comment. Brad

[pabzum]

I keep coming back to this version.

This must have taken days to rehearse to such perfection from the conductor's masterful control, through the orchestra's brlliant feel, all the way to the recording crew, this would make Elgar proud.

Makes ME proud, and I'm not even English.

[bobbear59]

a brilliant piece of music-makes the hairs on the back of the neck stand up- hearing this at the Cenotaph is a VERY emotional experience

[kwexler2010]

Con amore. Bravo.

[SueLou85]

That was BEAUTIFUL!!! I feel so unaccomplished as I watch this... :P well done all!

[berkshirereview]

This is wonderful! Can you put up all of it???

[giulyy2]

Hey Brad...you're a long way from your rocker days.. :)

Good stuff...very proud of my fellow U of T -er.. ;)

All the best!

xoxo

[jordan3461]

every note, every cadence leads to the climax at 2:42... if you don't cry at this, you heart is frozen

[Stimulator7]

Nice indeed, Brad.

[RATM4LYFE]

Wonderful, such a wistful and melancholic piece of music and so well presented. It reminds me of a historical period marking the beginning of the end of European culture just prior to WW1.

[Brassens4ever]

a real masterpiece

[2007tox]

Unbelievably beautiful !