Dedicated to the friends of the composer "pictured therein", it is divided into fourteen sections, bearing names or initials—the most famous being "Nimrod"—each representing a specific person, the last being the composer himself.
Dedicated to the friends of the composer "pictured therein", it is divided into fourteen sections, bearing names or initials—the most famous being "Nimrod"—each representing a specific person, the last being the composer himself. _FOR 10 POINTS—_name this orchestral work by Edward Elgar based on a supposedly well-known theme he refused to identify.
Dedicated to the friends of the composer "pictured therein", it is divided into fourteen sections, bearing names or initials—the most famous being "Nimrod"—each representing a specific person, the last being the composer himself.
{Enigma Variations} or {Variations on an Original Theme}, Op. 36.