Organization

Direzione d'orchestra

Tom Fetherstonhaugh

Strumento

István Várdai

Cello

Orchestra

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Elgar’s Enigma

Poole

Regno Unito

Lighthouse

Concert Hall

Elgar’s Enigma: Symphony No. 7 in C Major, op. 105 Sibelius (+3 More)

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Sinfonia n. 7 in do maggiore, op. 105

Concerto in la minore per violoncello e orchestra op. 129

The Unanswered Question

Variazioni Enigma

Approvato

A work dazzling in its ingenuity, technical skill and range of expression Enigma Variations was an immediate popular success and catapulted Elgar into national and international fame. The original theme is remarkable in that it has the same rhythm whether it is played forwards or backwards, and the two halves of the phrase suggest two different keys that create drama into the melody. Sibelius’ last symphony shines with a unique radiance. It is the culmination of a lifetime of work in the direction of concision and organic unity within symphonic form; themes and ideas mingling together in a seamless tapestry of motifs. Schumann’s Cello Concerto is a thoughtful work, at times contemplative and questioning, at others stormy and tumultuous, even playful. Ives referred to The Unanswered Question as a “cosmic landscape” in which the strings portray “the silences of the Druids.” Over that quiet background the solo trumpet phrase asks “the perennial question of existence.”

English

Elgar’s Enigma by Sibelius, Schumann, Ives, C., Elgar, Da (2024/2024), Direttore d'orchestra Tom Fetherstonhaugh, Lighthouse, Poole, Regno Unito

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