The 11th part was inspired by a swimming bulldog; the 5th paid tribute to the son of Matthew Arnold; and the 14th depicted the composer himself.
The section entitled "Dorabella" simulates the hesitancy of speech of a lady named Miss Penny, while "B.G.N." contains a famous cello solo. The 11th part was inspired by a swimming bulldog; the 5th paid tribute to the son of Matthew Arnold; and the 14th depicted the composer himself. Some have proposed Auld Lang Syne as the "hidden" theme indicated to be in it by the composer, who achieved his first success with the work. FTP, what is this set of variations on an original theme of Edward Elgar, named for their inscrutable nature?
The section entitled "Dorabella" simulates the hesitancy of speech of a lady named Miss Penny, while "B.G.N." contains a famous cello solo.
the Enigma Variations (prompt on Variations on an Original Theme)