@@hoof2001 For the English, it hits different for what it represents to us. Our nation, our identity. The sacrifice of life, given by those in their duty to us.
As a Briton in mourning at the loss of our great Queen, thank you for tributes like this. Even though this wasn't uploaded for her majesty, and was done so years prior to her passing, it's touching to see our cousins from across the globe sharing and practicing great music like this. Just like in 2001, when 9/11 saw thousands of Americans stranded in London and UK, the British guards performed your nations anthem in solidarity with your loss and the people's trauma. For me, this returns the favour.
I had this played at my fathers funeral. It was his favorite. They play this every year at the cenotaph in london on remembrance day. It echoes around Whitehall, very moving.
It symbolises the British peoples acknowledgement of the debt we owe to the generation who lived and fought through the world wars and brings tears tomany eyes. Awesome music.
Lol. I've watched two videos of this music piece performed and my eyes have felt watered. Wow. Incredible! Awesome! Keep up the good work!! :) And just to add, very cool to see a female timpanist! :)
A very good Youth Ochestra, but watch / listen to, this wonderful music, as played by the Radio de France Philharmonique, conducted by Mikko Franck. on YT. Only the Best. In my opinion of course.
Thomas Smith that’s how many European orchestras are arranged, so I’m sure Pappano ultimately made the decision for one reason or another. Really depends on the conductor. Some like the lower sounds in the center
@@markmurphy7870 With this particular music, Cello are usually to the for--but, moving the musicans around during a concert is not practicle, or desirable.
Wow! How well this orchestra members are together with this music! It is well done!! They are all youth. I thank to conductor you did wonderful work!!!
I've known Enigma Variations since I was 10 ( 65 now ), and have owned maybe four recordings of it. At no point in this performance of Nimrod did I even get a hint of it being rushed - not once.
@@YARROWS9 IT'S JUST ONE OPINION, AND A PERSONAL ONE, NOW YOU, EXPRESS YOUR OPINION. ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE, AND I PROMISE NOT TO CRITISISE IT. WHEN OPINIONS ARE PREVENTED, POSSIBLE INPROVEMENTS WON'T HAPPEN.
This piece of music quickens the heart of every English soul.
Everyone with a soul
@@hoof2001 For the English, it hits different for what it represents to us. Our nation, our identity. The sacrifice of life, given by those in their duty to us.
As a Briton in mourning at the loss of our great Queen, thank you for tributes like this. Even though this wasn't uploaded for her majesty, and was done so years prior to her passing, it's touching to see our cousins from across the globe sharing and practicing great music like this. Just like in 2001, when 9/11 saw thousands of Americans stranded in London and UK, the British guards performed your nations anthem in solidarity with your loss and the people's trauma. For me, this returns the favour.
I had this played at my fathers funeral. It was his favorite. They play this every year at the cenotaph in london on remembrance day. It echoes around Whitehall, very moving.
It symbolises the British peoples acknowledgement of the debt we owe to the generation who lived and fought through the world wars and brings tears tomany eyes. Awesome music.
Look like several members of the orchestra were about to burst into tears. Amazing how Nimrod can do that.
Who wouldn’t, it’s a powerful piece especially if you can connect it to something personal in your life
This was their last concert, I’m sure it was very sentimental
Thank you for performing this peice for the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Beautiful
This piece just echoes the lush green fields of ENGLAND with every note
Great Malvern, specifically
The virtuosity is astounding.
amazing!
What a memory it must be for a young orchestra to play such a piece; I wonder if they are aware of it
The words to this are beautiful, We will stand together by Russell Watson.
Lol. I've watched two videos of this music piece performed and my eyes have felt watered. Wow. Incredible! Awesome! Keep up the good work!! :) And just to add, very cool to see a female timpanist! :)
instablaster.
1:14 yooooooo it's Larry David in the audience
A very special performance a chemistry of young and confidence has produced a unique moment of greatness.
Best performance I’ve heard
The volume level is so low the beginning is barely audible.
A very good Youth Ochestra, but watch / listen to, this wonderful music, as played by the Radio de France Philharmonique, conducted by Mikko Franck. on YT. Only the Best. In my opinion of course.
REGARDING MY COMMENT---THE VID I RECCOMENDED WAS REMOVED 2 YRS AGO.
Viola and cello section swapped? Is that to give violas bigger sound?
Thomas Smith that’s how many European orchestras are arranged, so I’m sure Pappano ultimately made the decision for one reason or another. Really depends on the conductor. Some like the lower sounds in the center
@@markmurphy7870 With this particular music, Cello are usually to the for--but, moving the musicans around during a concert is not practicle, or desirable.
Wow! How well this orchestra members are together with this music! It is well done!! They are all youth. I thank to conductor you did wonderful work!!!
Sound is too low.... ^^
i'M ON MAXIMUM
Watch at 0.75 speed, its encapsulates Elgar's demons.
Played a little too fast for my liking
Well played, but too hurried for my liking. Not enough time to savour the drama and emotion
It's a youth orchestra ffs.
I've known Enigma Variations since I was 10 ( 65 now ), and have owned maybe four recordings of it. At no point in this performance of Nimrod did I even get a hint of it being rushed - not once.
@@paulkirkland3263 😂like what. People just say stuff to say stuff
@@YARROWS9 IT'S JUST ONE OPINION, AND A PERSONAL ONE, NOW YOU, EXPRESS YOUR OPINION. ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE, AND I PROMISE NOT TO CRITISISE IT. WHEN OPINIONS ARE PREVENTED, POSSIBLE INPROVEMENTS WON'T HAPPEN.
Not so well performed.