63K views · 1.5K reactions | Happy Birthday #Elgar  On this day in 1857 Edward Elgar was born! Here we are performing his iconic Cello Concerto with our own Principal Cello David Cohen. What's your favourite Elgar work? | London Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

90K views · 5.3K reactions | [BIRTHDAY] ❤️ British composer Edward Elgar was born 166 years ago, and we can't celebrate him without one of the most iconic cellists we've ever known: Jacqueline du Pré performing his legendary Cello Concerto in E minor! ❤️ https://cutt.ly/fI82gU4 | medici.tv | Facebook

13K views · 762 reactions | Elgar’s First Symphony is a deeply emotional self-portrait. Edward Gardner can tell you more...  Hear it live in all its glory at the Southbank Centre next week: lpo.org.uk/event/three-britons | London Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

3.7K views · 292 reactions | LPO was four-months old when British composer Edward Elgar had already begun making his own recordings with the new Orchestra in February 1933. Take a step back in history with Elgar: The Legacy, and hear some of his most famous and earliest works conducted by Elgar himself, Henry Wood, and Adrian Boult ️ https://lnk.to/elgar-thelegacy-1 | London Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

12K views · 111 reactions | In 1899, English composer Edward Elgar created his Enigma Variations; a set of variations on the one melody, with each one representing someone special in his life. This piece has never lost popularity, especially with the moving and powerful ‘Nimrod’ variation. Experience this rousing work on Friday 9 + Saturday 10 April in QPAC's picturesque Concert Hall > bit.ly/QSOEnigma  | Queensland Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

Relive Georg Solti's iconic 1979 interpretation of Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Did you know that the 14 variations each portray someone close to the composer? Arguably the most famous variation in the set, "Nimrod," is dedicated to Augustus J. Jaeger, a music editor and close friend of Elgar's. https://bit.ly/3USwZaV | medici.tv