Edward Elgar : Three Bavarian Dances for orchestra Op. 27 (1895-96 arr. 1898)

I. The Dance (Sonnenbichl) 00:00-03:30
II. Lullaby (In Hammersbach) 03:30-06:45
III. The Marksmen (Bei Murnau) 06:45-11:40
Performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Adrian Boult.
These Dances were arranged from the work for chorus and orchestra, From the Bavarian Highlands : • Edward Elgar : From th...

[@maxmerry8470]

The LP shown contained an excellent feast of "lighter" Elgar lovingly performed by Boult and the LPO. The Dances brim with versatile orchestration, my favourite being the Lullaby.

[@nickwright6034]

Excellent.

[@nickwright6034]

Excellent.

[@kurtkaufman]

Definitely hear influence of Dvorak in these.

[@Motivation4U1123]

I find this music to be quite headache infusing. I could’ve sworn that I would have gotten a brain aneurysm by listening to this excuse of a piece

[@bubbles25504]

bro what 💀

[@Motivation4U1123]

@@bubbles25504 it’s true. A pathetic excuse for a piece

[@scabbycatcat4202]

Are you mad ? Have you just escaped from a lunatic asylum??????

[@davidrehak3539]

Edward Elgar:Három Bajor Tánc Op.27
1.A tánc (Allegretto giocoso) 00:00
2.Bölcsődal (Moderato) 03:32
3.A lövészek (Allegro Vivace) 06:46
Londoni Filharmonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Sir Adrian Boult