Nimm Dir Zeit - Michael Klostermann

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Nimrod - Edward Elgar

Nimrod is the name given to the ninth and best-known variation inEdward Elgar's Enigma Variations, an orchestral work of 14 variations on an original theme composed between 1898 and 1899. Each variation is also a portrait of one of 14 members of Elgar's family and circle of friends. A celebrated work, Nimrod is a portrait of Augustus Johannes Jaeger, who in addition to being his best friend was also Elgar's editor.The variations all represent a series of portraits and as such are entitled with a name or initials that identify the person. Biblically, Nimrod is a great hunter of the Old Testament, thus representing his muse through a play on words: Jger in German means 'hunter'. The melody appears to represent a nocturnal stroll during which the two discuss Ludwig van Beethoven's slow movements; the first eight bars, in fact, recall the beginning of the second movement of the Pathtique Piano Sonata.An arrangement of classical music signed by Franco Cesarini which stands out for its skilful and careful instrumentation.

Nimrod (Organ Solo) - Edward Elgar

Nimrod from Enigma Variations - Edward Elgar

This 'adagio' movement from the 'Enigma Variations' provides an excellent opportunity for developing bands to work on tone, blending, intonation, and dynamics. Jay Bocook's arrangement of this classic work should be in every band's library.

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Mysterious and compelling, legends of ninja warriors have fascinated people worldwide. The sounds of this elementary band piece bring the legends to life with colorful percussion and a striking melody presented by the full ensemble. It is excellent programming material that's educational, entertaining, and carefully written so first-year bands can perform it with great success and appeal.

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