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Enigma Variations, Op. 36, Variation 13 ‘Moderato’ - Sir Edward Elgar

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Enigma Variations, Op. 36, Variation 13 ‘Moderato’ by Sir Edward Elgar

Elgar composed his collection of 14 Enigma variations in 1899. He wrote that each variation represented a musical picture of a member of the close circle of friends the composer…

Enigma Variations, Op. 36, Variation 13 ‘Moderato’ by Sir Edward Elgar

Elgar composed his collection of 14 Enigma variations in 1899. He wrote that each variation represented a musical picture of a member of the close circle of friends the composer had. The 13th variation 'Moderato' was not officially allocated to a specific person by Elgar, however it is suspected that it refers to Lady Mary Lygon of Madresfield Court. Lady Lygon was a sponsor of the local music festival. Another possible candidate is Helen Weaver, a woman Elgar was engaged to but who broke of the engagement before leaving for New Zealand.

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