Salut d'amour, Op. 12 - Edward Elgar (+Sheets)

salut d'amour, op. 12
salut d'amour, op. 12 in e major
salut d'amour, op. 12 in e major - edward elgar
big fan now sir edward elgar, biiiig fan
violinist: Emanual Salvador
pianist: I mean yeah who are you, couldn't find ya
picture: imgur.com/a/RU...
sheets: drive.google.c...

[@Gojo-YuikiZhang]

Its been 3 years, I miss your uploads and your amazing taste of music, PLEASE COME BACK TO US!!!

[@bluesheepbuilds5360]

What a coincidence! Just started learning this one on the piano :)

[@mozartwolfie-5965]

Keep going, you can do it :)

[@jonathanmarquez1798]

yes, you can do it!!

[@asmamohammedaldosari2154]

did you do it?

[@dwacheopus]

How are you?

[@nelsonlps]

I play this piece with a friend and it's...wow very emotional🥺

[@AaronDao]

Woah that’s heartwarming!! I wished I had a friend who plays the violin for me to accompany them and play this piece together…lucky you,wish you guys a happy friendship!

[@junpairo]

I like the violin in this one, thanks as always!

[@Lavachai]

You always have amazing music choices! Keep up the good work :)

[@alexzhao3843]

arima!

[@secretage001]

Awesome music again! I’d love to hear your rendition of the nutcracker suite

[@nottailopez9891]

Very beautiful piece

[@katharina_klotz]

Omg a new post! So happy! And the music choice is beautiful to, love the piece and the emotion and of course the picture 😉

[@vale_flowers02]

omg, I really love this song, thank u for this!

[@elliott54]

I wonder if the title is "greeting of love" or "goodbye of love"...

[@enzodea1347]

More a goodbye of love... salut meaning greeting isnt usually used as a noun like the goodbye meaning
Its more like when you use hi in english... its quite familiar to use "salut" to say hello or goodbye directly to Someone... but the noun "salut" is more a goodbye, or a gest (idk if this word exist xD )

[@enzodea1347]

However we use it a lot, in a lot of ways in popular french

[@elliott54]

@@enzodea1347 Thank you for this! I am learning french and these facts are very helpful.

[@instantinople3796]

@@enzodea1347 Elgar used to call the piece "Liebesgruss" (his wife was a fluent German speaker.). Which means Love Greeting, he translated it to French because he thought the piece would sell more in Europe. So He mean't Greeting instead of Goodbye.

[@surferriness]

Gruß (the beta looking letter is a „sharp s“) in German is the noun describing various ways of greetings. „Abschiedsgruß“ describes ways of saying goodbye, you‘re right.

[@mrmonkeytree9851]

Thanks for posting! Keep it up!!

[@prettydumbyetwinning8115]

*“Did it reach her?”*

[@kimberlyyaelfigueroasorian9436]

Excelent!!!

[@jimwinchester339]

First piece from Elgar that I liked. May there be many more.

[@bentosekai]

j’ai envie de pleurer, mais je me sens à l’aise ^-^

[@OneEyedHim]

a bittersweet feeling c:

[@bentosekai]

@@OneEyedHim indeed :)

[@classiteam3643]

This reminds me of twosetviolin

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Rachmaninov was here lol

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only 692 views? dang. Do comment how many views it has when you've seen it!

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Imagine disliking this video. L

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#blupjeans 🥺

[@sam-np4ol]

Love this recording :) I think you would really like Sarah Chang's old recording too /watch?v=UcFlocx5Ie0

[@Nombirisan]

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