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I believe this has been discussed before but just in case , listen to BBC Sounds it has an episode dedicated to the story of its creation and personal tales from families who have in one case a direct link to Elgar
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
Good question First, I didn’t suggest only musicians would Jon is a musician , so am I . We ve discussed music and it’s contruction
Elgar was a technical master of music which non musicians wouldn’t get because of the theoretical work involved
Good to discuss something anyway with you
"I didn’t suggest only musicians would"
"Only a musician would understand that"
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
Elgar was a Wolves fan and would cycle to homw games from his little village on the doorstep of Worcester. The Malvern hills provided much if his inspiration and Malvern itself is a little quirky and eccentric.
Elgar was a Wolves fan and would cycle to home games from his little village on the doorstep of Worcester. The Malvern hills provided much if his inspiration and Malvern itself is a little quirky and eccentric.
Elgar was a Wolves fan and would cycle to home games from his little village on the doorstep of Worcester. The Malvern hills provided much if his inspiration and Malvern itself is a little quirky and eccentric.
As were Slade, Robert Plant incidentally once studied Welsh and had a house in Wales I've also had a drink in the Chequers , Cutnall Green where his great mate John Bonham went on a mammoth bender the day before he died.
As were Slade, Robert Plant incidentally once studied Welsh and had a house in Wales I've also had a drink in the Chequers , Cutnall Green where his great mate John Bonham went on a mammoth bender the day before he died.
Bron y aur or was that simply the place they worked on that album. Heck from Kidderminster ain’t he so Wales visible on the horizon. Nice part of the world too.
Bron y aur or was that simply the place they worked on that album. Heck from Kidderminster ain’t he so Wales visible on the horizon. Nice part of the world too.
Bron y Aur - That's the name of the house the group stayed in . Machynlleth is the nearest town. Robert Plant wrote Stairway to Heaven there .
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