Edward Elgar: Serenade for strings [ANALYSIS]

Elgar's Serenade for strings: the joyful naivete and the passionate lines preluding to his later works. Published in 1892, the Serenade for Strings is amongst the composer’s most popular works and one of the most frequently asked pieces in conducting competitions and auditions.

In this video, I'm diving into all 3 movements. In the bonus episode - which you can find here:   / 44211662   - I've broken down the entire second movement almost bar by bar.

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You can jump through different sections here:

0:00 Conducting Pills ep.35
0:45 Introduction
1:25 First movement: Allegro Piacevole
2:05 Technical tip
2:32 Main theme
6:42 Second movement: Larghetto
10:34 Third movement: Allegretto
12:04 Conclusion

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