Including a movement called 'Nimrod', for 10 points, name this orchestral work by Edward Elgar which depicts his friends and contains a hidden, unplayed theme.
During the initial rehearsal for this piece, the composer was unsatisfied with the use of side drum sticks for a timpani roll, and so two coins were used instead. The clarinet quotes from Mendelssohn's Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage Overture to depict a journey to Australia in a movement which is designated as a "Romanza," although that movement is marked with three asterisks. In another movement, the woodwinds imitate a (*) stutter. The most famous movement of this work is a pun on the name of Augustus Jaeger. It has been claimed that this work is based on "Auld Lang Syne" or "God Save the King," though the composer rejected both of those claims. Including a movement called 'Nimrod', for 10 points, name this orchestral work by Edward Elgar which depicts his friends and contains a hidden, unplayed theme.
During the initial rehearsal for this piece, the composer was unsatisfied with the use of side drum sticks for a timpani roll, and so two coins were used instead.
Enigma Variations [or Variations on an Original Theme: "Enigma"]