Edward Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance Military Marches, Op. 39 (Previn, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)

[@cathykerr6779]

Elgar NEVER disappoints!!! This.. Enigma !!! Everything!! bravo!! Number 4 beats all !!!

[@stefanoavoni3516]

Elgar è sempre un piacere ascoltare le sue composizioni.

[@Marsha730]

Brilliant!! One of my favorite English composers!!

[@normannokes9513]

What greater combination with the victory parade 1945 and patriotic marches. As a school boy spectator on that unforgetable occasion I feel quite moved.

[@normannokes9513]

I note the Whitehall theatre was featuring Reluctant Heroes; a remarkable coincidence. The year was 1946.

[@normannokes9513]

A continuing privilege was my contact with work colleagues who remained modest when discussing their war experiences.@Gary Garretson

[@nicholasmohammed36]

Absolutely incredible. The world must have been quite a different place back then.

[@normannokes9513]

Almost primitive by today's standards. Kind regards.

[@pmajudge]

BRILLIANT INDEED !! POWERFUL !!!! LOVED IT !! THANKS !! FROM U.K. (2021).

[@mfjflower]

Edward Elgar was a man of peace...

[@MIkkk86]

Capolavoro intramontabile ❤️

[@davidrehak3539]

Edward Elgar:Ünnepi és Alkalmi Indulók Op.39 1.D-dúr (Allegro, con molto fuoco - Trio. Largamente - Molto maestoso) 00:00 2.a-moll (Allegro molto) 06:31 3.c-moll (Con fuoco - Vivace - Cantabile - Grandioso - Animato) 09:32 4.G-dúr (Allegro marziale - Nobilmente - Grandioso) 15:18 5.C-dúr (Vivace) 20:16 Royal Filharmonikus Zenekar Vezényel:André Previn

[@davidrehak3539]

Köszönöm az értékelést

[@davidrehak3539]

Köszönöm az értékelést

[@wuyipiano]

Thank you :)

[@Dragon.of.wisdom]

This made me remember my times in a marching band, good old days. I miss my trumpet

[@ChrisBreemer]

Almost all 20th century English composers were great at writing pomp and circumstance music. But nobody did it better than Elgar. If anything will make you yearn for the splendor of the British Empire, these marches are it.

[@FaysalIsGoated]

5:02 “OOOOOOHHH YEEEEAAAAAH!!!” -Randy “Macho Man” Savage

[@thamesvalleypianoschool119]

actually Organ should kick in at that point but in this recording it isnt

[@patriciachisholm6609]

I love this song

[@patriciachisholm6609]

Me to

[@thewarwickbear]

Song... 😂😂😂

[@victormendes583]

Esse início é um clássico dos clássicos.

[@dragonl0ver945]

I can't help but recall snippets of Fantasia 2000 with Daisy and Donald Duck on board Noah's ark! Best childhood memory there!

[@tonydanis1480]

This is one of the more robust versions, maybe even raucous. You could win a war with this one.

[@themanlove4542]

5:02 if you want to hear Randy Macho Man Savage’s theme song . Oooooyeeaaaaah!!!

[@itsnerdography9122]

*Denzel Washington voice* My man

[@kidflom7523]

15:19 Best part only starts

[@philipwatson8110]

Loud, proud and patriotic. Something missing from most 21st century music

[@savedemocracy2385]

KZbin places ads in the middle of classical music performances - what a bunch of philistines. KZbin totally destroys it for me. To commercialise inspired musical creations is so crass and so very American.

[@TheBlaxland]

True .Very American ,just like bunch!

[@thechatteringmagpie]

Use Ad Block.

[@James-tk2ku]

did you expect youtube to make an exception for classical music?

[@TheCjvega3571]

Ooooh yeaaaahhh. -Macho Man

[@alvinamos5752]

my stress reliever❤️

[@canman5060]

Music for 'The Sun Never Set'.

[@marcosrobertojuarez]

NO SOY AMANTE DE ELGAR PERO ESTAS MARCHAS SON GRANDIOSAS.

[@tonymeads4693]

To answer Rique: someone on here commented that ads in the middle of Pomp and Circumstance is 'So American' and I think that is completely unfair.

[@davidchorley9219]

Do you know what Sir Edward Elgar has in common with the Jackson brothers?(formerly the Jackson 5).. they were all big fans of Wolverhampton Wanderers football team

[@pedrohenriqueprata]

I did not know that Elgar liked football, but more surprising than that is that any American likes it (I refer to what in the United States they call soccer, not that delicacy of American football).

[@fabiogaucho77]

Wolverhampton Hampers? You're making this up.

[@tereyuit8852]

Extraordinario...

[@michelebruschi9221]

A Clockwork Orange ministerial visit to jail

[@celine4548]

5:08

[@JacktheGreatandPowerful]

I'm here again!

[@MichaelHill-qc4yc]

☝️I'm only here for Randy Savage☝️

[@1951ducky]

WHO?

[@FaysalIsGoated]

OOOOH YEEEAAAH 🕶

[@kilometro1000m]

Saudades do Olavo…

[@pedrohenriqueprata]

Ele gostava de Elgar?

[@kilometro1000m]

A música que começa aos 15:00 era a da abertura do True Outspeak

[@julianaigava]

❤️

[@ejmtv3]

GOD SAVE THE KING 19:06

[@kaixiu]

Can anyone tell what this photo is?

[@TheBlaxland]

Seems like a photo of armed forces marching through Charing Cross London after the 1st World War

[@Karpuffelstein]

The uniforms rather look WW2. I think it is from the WW2 victory parade in London on June 8th 1946

[@davidbrannan7749]

@@Karpuffelstein Back when we used to fight against fascism.

[@omsmodeldotcom]

Queens coronation 1953

[@brianninian8704]

@@Karpuffelstein : Correct KARPU - Yes = VE DAY ( WW2 Victory parade ) Combined GB + USA Armed forces !

[@frikismos5512]

vengo por isekai wa smartphone :)

[@leonelarguello7554]

Same

[@tonymeads4693]

I see that someone has to blame the Americans for something AGAIN. I'm an Englishman married to an American and this is YET AGAIN another example of Xenophobia that some English are SO good at !

[@pedrohenriqueprata]

Quem está culpando os americanos, e pelo quê?

[@I.A.L.]

Quem está aqui por causa do Olavo e do trueoutspeak, dá um salve.

[@chanchikwong8985]

I love this song

[@angelomercado1161]

2:04

[@andyglassbird]

4:53

[@곽동길-n1d]

3:00

[@andyglassbird]

5:02