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Re: The Conductor: What's the Difference? Here is a link to another recording conducted by Elgar. Edward Elgar: The Kingdom: Prelude BBC Symphony Orchestra; Sir Edward Elgar, Conductor Recorded 11 Posted - Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:53 am	maestrodjs Offline Send Email
Re: The Conductor: What's the Difference? I read bits and pieces from Julian Rushton's 1999 book on the Elgar Variations. Rushton wrote that Elgar "did not adhere slavishly to markings in his own Posted - Sun Oct 18, 2009 4:40 am	Coryphaeus coryfakeid Offline Send Email
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Re: The Conductor: What's the Difference? ... It's possible that Elgar took a faster tempo in order to fit "Nimrod" onto a single 78-RPM side, but it's much more likely that this is precisely the tempo Posted - Fri Oct 16, 2009 9:43 pm	maestrodjs Offline Send Email
Re: The Conductor: What's the Difference? The conductor clearly "imposes" his interpretations of the piece being played. The conductor is also the only person who looks at a score, which includes all Posted - Thu Oct 15, 2009 3:13 pm	Coryphaeus coryfakeid Offline Send Email
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