Jog my memory, please

[jmerring]

I am trying to remember the 'Nimrod' variation in the 'Enigma Variations' by Sir Edward Elgar. Is it the movement the starts out with the furious tuba solo?

Thank you.

Jim

[SousaSaver]

Jog my memory, is this a joke?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUgoBb8m1eE" target="_blank

[jmerring]

IT really was not a joke. I could not rememberthe order of the movements. I am 100% deaf, and was just trying to remember it. Thank you for the useless video.

[imperialbari]

You will find the full tuba part from page 16 in this file:

http://imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/d ... wBrass.pdf

Klaus

[SousaSaver]

My apologies. It is hard to determine if people are joking or not sometimes. I didn't mean to offend. I just thought that Nimrod is the most well known of the Enigma variations. Nimrod starts out very quietly and builds. So no, it doesn't start with a furious Tuba solo.

[jmerring]

My thanks for the copy of the parts and also for the description. I had also forgotten that it is 11(?) movements (I wasn't paying close attention). All I remember from it, is that difficult tuba work to start out one of the movements.