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Old 06-15-2010, 09:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Vaughan Williams & Edward Elgar

I often listen to classical music, mainly to chill out when it's been a particular difficult day. I began to listen to Vaughan Williams through his re-working of English folk songs and Edward Elgar as I find his compositions uplifting and "majestic".

A few I'd recommend:

Vaughan Williams -

A Pastoral Symphony
Fantasia On A Theme by Thomas Tallis
Fantasia on Greensleeves
English Folksong Suite
The Lark Ascending

Edward Elgar -

Enigma Variations
Serenade For Strings
Violin Concerto
Cello Concerto
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I have Enigma Variations and some of Elgar's other suites, his cello concerto is good too.

I have...7 Vaughan Williams CD's I think, but I haven't played them enough to pick a favorite yet Jeffrey.

Nice to have another classical fan in the house.
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Default Re: Vaughan Williams & Edward Elgar

Originally Posted by Lord Grendel View Post
Nice to have another classical fan in the house.
Add me too. I have quite a classical collection, somewhere dotted about. When you've got Vinyl/Cassette/CD, sometimes storage becomes an issue.
Check out RVW's Tuba Concerto if you get chance, the 2nd mvt's quite something.
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