_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. _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.