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Adagio. "Nimrod" from the Enigma Variations. Edward Elgar. Organ Solo sheet music. Beginning.

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Spreekwoord. "Nimrod" van die Enigma Variations. Edward Elgar. Orgelsolo bladmusiek. Begin.

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Adagio. "Nimrod" from the Enigma Variations composed by Edward Elgar. 1857-1934. Arranged by Kenneth Jennings. For organ. General, Memorial. Moderately Easy. Single sheet. 4 pages. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers. MN.10-741. An adaptation of Nimrod, Variation IX in Edward Elgars orchestral Enigma Variations. In this symphonic work each variation bears a title or the initials of a particular friend or family member. Nimrod is dedicated to a close friend, music critic Augustus Jaeger. Jaeger being the German word for hunter. , and Nimrod being a Biblical person known as a mighty hunter. According to Elgars own notes, it reflects a discussion the two men had about the incomparable slow movements of Beethoven, and the opening bars were intended to suggest the beginning of the slow movement of the Pathetique Sonata. Nimrod has been considered by many to be the emotional heart of the entire work. As the most famous of the variations, it is often performed on solemn occasions. The tempo and expressive markings are taken directly from the original orchestral score. The organist may apply a wide array of dynamics and color to the work.

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Spreekwoord. "Nimrod" van die Enigma Variasies saamgestel deur Edward Elgar. 1857-1934. Gereël deur Kenneth Jennings. Vir orrel. Generaal, Memorial. Redelik maklik. Enkele vel. 4 bladsye. Gepubliseer deur Morning Music Publishers. MN.10-741. 'N aanpassing van Nimrod, wysiging IX in Edward Elgars orkestrale Enigma Variations. In hierdie simfoniese werk elke variasie dra 'n titel of die voorletters van 'n spesiale vriend of familielid. Nimrod is toegewy aan 'n goeie vriend, musiek kritikus Augustus Jaeger. Jaeger synde die Duitse woord vir jagter. En Nimrod wat 'n Bybelse persoon wat bekend staan ​​as 'n geweldige jagter. Volgens Elgars eie aantekeninge, dit weerspieël 'n bespreking van die twee mans het oor die onvergelykbare stadige bewegings van Beethoven, en die opening bars is bedoel om voor te stel die begin van die stadige beweging van die Sonate pathetique. Nimrod is deur baie beskou as die emosionele hart van die hele werk te wees. As die mees bekende van die variasies, is dit dikwels uitgevoer op plegtige geleenthede. Die tempo en ekspressiewe merke word direk uit die oorspronklike orkestrale telling. Die orrelis kan 'n wye verskeidenheid van dinamika en kleur aan die werk van toepassing.