Tío Josele no era miembro propiamente de este grupo, pero era un entusiasta de todos mis modestos logros. Por eso, y yo me entiendo, ésta VA POR ÉL. Y aunque la Cruz de Guia del Gran Poder no lleve altavoces (lo que faltaba, ya sé!) , hoy sé que tiene esta pieza como música de fondo. Soy músico, y el lo entendería. Ay su sobrino postizo! Hasta siempre, Tito. Homenaje a José María Lacave de Aspe.
@tomdeacon1212 ай бұрын
My father would watch this on Remembrance Day in total silence with a tear in his eye as he thought of his comrades who didn’t get that chance
@user-kg4jj2ry3f2 ай бұрын
I have to say it, this is the most perfect version - what a kindly, lovely, ineffable performance! Thank You!
@nancyrevzen77982 ай бұрын
one of the best performances I have ever heard!!!
@62Titano2 ай бұрын
Sublime
@olivierlattion3 ай бұрын
The only thing missing: silence after the last note , whose resonance is cut by the abrupt applaud.... Painful
@marcelogoncalves29874 ай бұрын
Sublime! The best version of Nimrod of all! Bravo!!
@markneedham46067 ай бұрын
Hair, gut, wood, metal and Heart. For all the bastardry that man doeth, he sure can be eternal.
@eugeniobarrancoperez87188 ай бұрын
Esto es extraterreste.
@Exelsio8 ай бұрын
Bravi, Sir Colin! The greatest YT video of Nimrod so far
What a fantastic conductor; every gesture in perfect harmony!
@anthonyaveray13249 ай бұрын
Mega…. Well done, Roy!!! (Carter)
@sanjosemike313710 ай бұрын
What we need to remember is that this magnificent work of genius started out with a BLANK PAGE. Atheists can seem to explain the Universe any way they wish, but they have no idea how a person was able to create this OUT FROM A BLANK PAGE. Look at your desk. Take out some empty typing paper. Elgar used blank manuscript paper. All it had was lines on it. Nothing else. Just lines. Something about his brain allowed this to occur. I have no idea what it was. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
@annoyingbstard940710 ай бұрын
So not blank then.
@sanjosemike313710 ай бұрын
Why did the editor "honor" your reply with a highlight? I would have used it for TP. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
@rogerredding5269 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful worcester shire
@janhoppezak9731 Жыл бұрын
the most beautiful piece of music on earth
@janharpershea2359 Жыл бұрын
We just this morning visited the place of Elgar’s birth and, after listening to this wonderful piece again, find it so hard to understand the vitriol which was heaped on the work of this gifted, (largely self taught) British writer?
@martinandjanice Жыл бұрын
Hmmm! Lovely but too much focus on the conductor, I would much rather see the orchestra.
@kennethharrison9565 Жыл бұрын
define beautiful?................listen to this!
@lindab5656 Жыл бұрын
Love this version, I defy anyone not to moved by this, simply stunning.
@lindab5656 Жыл бұрын
X
@user-zs7eb5uc9r Жыл бұрын
RIP Sir C. Davis. My favorite Sibelius conductor.
@nebusimeoni99 Жыл бұрын
Sublime heritage of man to humanity!
@christelspinks6534 Жыл бұрын
My grandad knows one of the viola players
@redbark Жыл бұрын
Also check out the vocal version “Lux Aeterna“ by Voces8 available on KZread.
@robertthomas3777 Жыл бұрын
With an aged port, a bar of rum and raisin dark chocolate, and the best headphones in a lowly lit room, this would place me in Nirvana. Sublime. Magnum opus.
@waindayoungthain2147 Жыл бұрын
🙏🏻😊thank goodness for your mercy on me, the Germany 🇩🇪. Please support the world and keep the peace of the people at the Right Place for life living please, especially for the Ukraine people 😢🫶🏻.
@shotgunnicky8581 Жыл бұрын
Its like the feeling you get when you enter an historic building and it transports you back in time,,the smell the feeling the nostalgia this tune will always make you remember the brave who died for us to live and its fitting for them RIP
@marthaanne820 Жыл бұрын
The late Colin Davis was one of my favorite, perhaps "the" favorite of contemporary conductors, for me. He used to guest conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra decades ago when Seiji Ozawa was Music Director and the principal conductor, and Ozawa was excellent, but the exquisite Colin Davis was so elegant and the best. Probably I heard him conduct , as I sat in the balcony, Mozart or someone who required a refined manner interpretation, just as here with Elgar. All I can say is that I was in the right place at the right time to hear Colin Davis live more than once. (So interesting to watch his understated manner here in this video. That's exactly how I remember him so many years ago - and the sense that he was delivering a performance close to what was intended by the composer.)
@blackmamba99971 Жыл бұрын
Considered to be one of the most melodic songs to be created. A person can interpret its meaning in so many ways which makes variations unique to the listener. There is hope, light, mystery and death. Yet, from death comes resurrection into the light once more. One could say that even the resurrection itself mirrors the universe and combines everything else into one opus such as this gem gives us. An incredible performance by the orchestra along with long time conductor Sir Colin Davis. A beautiful piece which will remain as timeless as our limitless imaginations can be.
@johnhenrycook Жыл бұрын
Sir Colin Davies conducting 5 years ago ? Did he die?
@TheVaughan5 Жыл бұрын
`Edward Elgar was not only Britain’s finest composer he was without question one of the greatest of all time from any country.
@pekkagranqvist8768 Жыл бұрын
Yes, he was !!! When I listen to this version I am thinking of the late Queen Elizabeth II. What a remarkable Queen she was, I was in correspondence with her for many years (replies came from her ladies-in-waiting.) The last letter I got from Balmoral was three days before she died. Even though I am Finnish, I met and talked with her three times in the UK. I am still thinking of her every day, she was unique!! Greetings from Finland !!
@harryford2679 Жыл бұрын
Without doubt Elgar was a superb composer , but do not forget Vaughan Williams probably Britain's finest ever composer !
@erzsebetkovacs899 Жыл бұрын
Magyar származású szerző Nimród nagyszerűségére nagyonjol ráérzett Magyar nemzet nevében KÖSZÖNET 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍
@jeanCarlos-sj5hf Жыл бұрын
Live in?
@301250 Жыл бұрын
A moving rendition of a sublime piece of music by the greatest of English composers, Edward Elgar, conducted here by one of the most accomplished English conductors, the late Colin Davis! To the memory of the great departed Queen Elizabeth II. RIP.
@johnhuffman5608 Жыл бұрын
I have read that Elgar almost quit composing but a German friend of his told him to continue and not waste his talent.
@jk21619 Жыл бұрын
Probably the most English piece ever... RIP Sir Colin Davis
@elisabethnerolk2283 Жыл бұрын
The end of an era has found it’s finale close today, September 19 2022🇬🇧
@pekkag3567 Жыл бұрын
Yes indeed.... 😥😭😥 Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II ❤️👍
@sarahdrenth1540 Жыл бұрын
Glorious, simply glorious. Discovered too late. Why didn't I know about this treasure?
@samoth175 Жыл бұрын
God Save Her Majesty The Queen! Rest in Peace Your Majesty!
@user-kg4jj2ry3f Жыл бұрын
In Memory of the Queen, listening to this amazing version by Sir Colin Davis....
@pekkag3567 Жыл бұрын
Hi, so did I, here in Finland. Queen Elizabeth II was a very special, all over the world, and so much loved👑
@ameliachan5117 Жыл бұрын
Which orchestra is this please?
@TheSorub Жыл бұрын
London Symphony Orchestra
@danasumova6581 Жыл бұрын
Velice krásná část, motiv připomíná trochu styl volných vět velkých koncertů Ludwiga van Beethovena. Jemně, citlivě a přitom velice precizně podáno. Děkuji za nahrávku a srdečně zdravím z České republiky, oblasti města Rakovník. ✋
@SouzaPabloBass2 жыл бұрын
This is my favorite interpretation of this masterpiece. No words to describe it. ❤️
@yelassinacoulibaly8192 жыл бұрын
🌈🎇🌻🌹🍀💜💙💚💐❤️🎇🌈
@joesmith66312 жыл бұрын
Until the end of time, man's greatest achievement will be the ability to communicate complex emotions through the power and majesty of music. This piece is a perfect demonstration of that achievement.
@Ian24s8 ай бұрын
Agreed. Beethoven's late chamber stuff is the pinnacle of what you mention.
@alexandrumagiru86653 ай бұрын
Great Britain, an empire of 1000 years! Respect from Romania!
@sylviakreye2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful piece of music by Edward Elgar. Every time I listen to this I get goosebumps.
@iantaylor23312 жыл бұрын
Good performance. I wouldn’t applaud to this piece.
@d.wilsonochoa59542 жыл бұрын
Such a great version. When this movement is played separate from the rest of the variations (most often as a memorial piece), it is often taken a little slower. But this seems to be the perfect tempo for this.
@Bronzebk2 жыл бұрын
Glad the Applause was left in. Never understood why so many videos tend to delete the Applause that's so vital.
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Tío Josele no era miembro propiamente de este grupo, pero era un entusiasta de todos mis modestos logros. Por eso, y yo me entiendo, ésta VA POR ÉL. Y aunque la Cruz de Guia del Gran Poder no lleve altavoces (lo que faltaba, ya sé!) , hoy sé que tiene esta pieza como música de fondo. Soy músico, y el lo entendería. Ay su sobrino postizo! Hasta siempre, Tito. Homenaje a José María Lacave de Aspe.
My father would watch this on Remembrance Day in total silence with a tear in his eye as he thought of his comrades who didn’t get that chance
I have to say it, this is the most perfect version - what a kindly, lovely, ineffable performance! Thank You!
one of the best performances I have ever heard!!!
Sublime
The only thing missing: silence after the last note , whose resonance is cut by the abrupt applaud.... Painful
Sublime! The best version of Nimrod of all! Bravo!!
Hair, gut, wood, metal and Heart. For all the bastardry that man doeth, he sure can be eternal.
Esto es extraterreste.
Bravi, Sir Colin! The greatest YT video of Nimrod so far
Agreed
一聴して、音楽の世界に引き込まれて行きました❤ 素晴らしい世界を描き出していますね😊 素敵な動画ありがとうございます！
What a fantastic conductor; every gesture in perfect harmony!
Mega…. Well done, Roy!!! (Carter)
What we need to remember is that this magnificent work of genius started out with a BLANK PAGE. Atheists can seem to explain the Universe any way they wish, but they have no idea how a person was able to create this OUT FROM A BLANK PAGE. Look at your desk. Take out some empty typing paper. Elgar used blank manuscript paper. All it had was lines on it. Nothing else. Just lines. Something about his brain allowed this to occur. I have no idea what it was. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
So not blank then.
Why did the editor "honor" your reply with a highlight? I would have used it for TP. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
Beautiful worcester shire
the most beautiful piece of music on earth
We just this morning visited the place of Elgar’s birth and, after listening to this wonderful piece again, find it so hard to understand the vitriol which was heaped on the work of this gifted, (largely self taught) British writer?
Hmmm! Lovely but too much focus on the conductor, I would much rather see the orchestra.
define beautiful?................listen to this!
Love this version, I defy anyone not to moved by this, simply stunning.
X
RIP Sir C. Davis. My favorite Sibelius conductor.
Sublime heritage of man to humanity!
My grandad knows one of the viola players
Also check out the vocal version “Lux Aeterna“ by Voces8 available on KZread.
With an aged port, a bar of rum and raisin dark chocolate, and the best headphones in a lowly lit room, this would place me in Nirvana. Sublime. Magnum opus.
🙏🏻😊thank goodness for your mercy on me, the Germany 🇩🇪. Please support the world and keep the peace of the people at the Right Place for life living please, especially for the Ukraine people 😢🫶🏻.
Its like the feeling you get when you enter an historic building and it transports you back in time,,the smell the feeling the nostalgia this tune will always make you remember the brave who died for us to live and its fitting for them RIP
The late Colin Davis was one of my favorite, perhaps "the" favorite of contemporary conductors, for me. He used to guest conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra decades ago when Seiji Ozawa was Music Director and the principal conductor, and Ozawa was excellent, but the exquisite Colin Davis was so elegant and the best. Probably I heard him conduct , as I sat in the balcony, Mozart or someone who required a refined manner interpretation, just as here with Elgar. All I can say is that I was in the right place at the right time to hear Colin Davis live more than once. (So interesting to watch his understated manner here in this video. That's exactly how I remember him so many years ago - and the sense that he was delivering a performance close to what was intended by the composer.)
Considered to be one of the most melodic songs to be created. A person can interpret its meaning in so many ways which makes variations unique to the listener. There is hope, light, mystery and death. Yet, from death comes resurrection into the light once more. One could say that even the resurrection itself mirrors the universe and combines everything else into one opus such as this gem gives us. An incredible performance by the orchestra along with long time conductor Sir Colin Davis. A beautiful piece which will remain as timeless as our limitless imaginations can be.
Sir Colin Davies conducting 5 years ago ? Did he die?
`Edward Elgar was not only Britain’s finest composer he was without question one of the greatest of all time from any country.
Yes, he was !!! When I listen to this version I am thinking of the late Queen Elizabeth II. What a remarkable Queen she was, I was in correspondence with her for many years (replies came from her ladies-in-waiting.) The last letter I got from Balmoral was three days before she died. Even though I am Finnish, I met and talked with her three times in the UK. I am still thinking of her every day, she was unique!! Greetings from Finland !!
Without doubt Elgar was a superb composer , but do not forget Vaughan Williams probably Britain's finest ever composer !
Magyar származású szerző Nimród nagyszerűségére nagyonjol ráérzett Magyar nemzet nevében KÖSZÖNET 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍
Live in?
A moving rendition of a sublime piece of music by the greatest of English composers, Edward Elgar, conducted here by one of the most accomplished English conductors, the late Colin Davis! To the memory of the great departed Queen Elizabeth II. RIP.
I have read that Elgar almost quit composing but a German friend of his told him to continue and not waste his talent.
Probably the most English piece ever... RIP Sir Colin Davis
The end of an era has found it’s finale close today, September 19 2022🇬🇧
Yes indeed.... 😥😭😥 Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II ❤️👍
Glorious, simply glorious. Discovered too late. Why didn't I know about this treasure?
God Save Her Majesty The Queen! Rest in Peace Your Majesty!
In Memory of the Queen, listening to this amazing version by Sir Colin Davis....
Hi, so did I, here in Finland. Queen Elizabeth II was a very special, all over the world, and so much loved👑
Which orchestra is this please?
London Symphony Orchestra
Velice krásná část, motiv připomíná trochu styl volných vět velkých koncertů Ludwiga van Beethovena. Jemně, citlivě a přitom velice precizně podáno. Děkuji za nahrávku a srdečně zdravím z České republiky, oblasti města Rakovník. ✋
This is my favorite interpretation of this masterpiece. No words to describe it. ❤️
🌈🎇🌻🌹🍀💜💙💚💐❤️🎇🌈
Until the end of time, man's greatest achievement will be the ability to communicate complex emotions through the power and majesty of music. This piece is a perfect demonstration of that achievement.
Agreed. Beethoven's late chamber stuff is the pinnacle of what you mention.
Great Britain, an empire of 1000 years! Respect from Romania!
Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful piece of music by Edward Elgar. Every time I listen to this I get goosebumps.
Good performance. I wouldn’t applaud to this piece.
Such a great version. When this movement is played separate from the rest of the variations (most often as a memorial piece), it is often taken a little slower. But this seems to be the perfect tempo for this.
Glad the Applause was left in. Never understood why so many videos tend to delete the Applause that's so vital.
Awe inspiring...perfect ..