Sir Edward Elgar : Mina. John Atkinson Grimshaw : Paintings.
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- The "Mina" of the title of this piece was a cairn terrier, one of the dogs that became the focus of Elgar's life after the death of his wife Alice. The piece itself is quite charming and is played here by the Northern Sinfonia of England, conducted by Richard Hickox.
The paintings are by the English artist John Atkinson Grimshaw, the "Painter of Moonlight". - เพลง
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I visualize EE strolling around his lovely garden with doggie Mina at his side, he is thinking of past times, his departed wife, his muses, when suddenly Mina would scamper off and break EEs train of thought. Gorgeous . I am a great fan of Grimshaw.
Yeah, you´re damn right. I can see them too in a lovely environment. May be sad, but lovely at last 🤫
Another reason why Elgar is considered such a master of beautiful lyric pieces.
Atkinson Grimshaw paintings always make me nostalgic for my native England- wet pavements in the twilight.
It was a stroke of genius to combine this delightful piece with these breathtakingly atmospheric paintings. Well done!
Thanks for your kind comment Penelope, glad you enjoyed the video.
Agreed, I love Elgar and Grimshaw's wonderful moonlit scenes. Recently bought one of his prints. Quite expensive.
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Absolutely spot on, just brilliant vignettes of the music and paintings, spellbinding both
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A very great master of twilight and moonlight... John Atkinson Grimshaw. A pennyless railway clerk he would paint at dark after work for pleasure... He started to sell his pictures... A least four of the pictures shown here have a large house seen by darkness at distance..
.. John Atkinson Grimshaw bought himself a lovely huge mansion with the money from his painting. Well done John!
This gentle and wonderful beauty makes me speechless. The Maestro donated his last sublime melody to his little sweet Mina, making it immortal. So moving.
Simply superb...drifts you back to much better times..all now banished to the halls of history😞
Thanks for sharing some of the magnificence in our world by some who can feel it and immortalize it. Much appreciated, music and paintings.
Glad you enjoyed the video John.
Im just discovering this man now. . . Phenomenal
i find it so sad yet beautiful. Although the light melodies are scattered throughout there is something so melancholic about this. This is just my interpretation but i believe the contrasting minor chords are used to maybe depict how despite all the joy his dog brought to him, his wife's death brought a filter of sadness to even the purest friendship between man and dog. Its so lighthearted yet the deep reliance and love he has for his pets is something many people can identify with if you have lost someone close to you.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment (and the phrase "filter of sadness", which I find quite beautiful). I too have always found this a reflective piece, a looking back at something that has been lost. It was actually written twelve years after his wife's death, but some aches fade but little.
How well you say it. As i hear this i am on the sofa with my four loving mutts, Daisy, Romy Gracie and Chichi. I am hear remembering my darling Jim, passed on the 7 Sept. from lung cancer. How different is my life from that of a Victorian gentleman, how sweet and sad that shared pain.
Beautiful, beautiful paintings!
Love the ghostly effect of these paintings.
grimshaw was master of moonlight
I’ve just come across this from my admiration of Elgar. Thank you for introducing me to the artist John Atkinson Grimshaw. What fabulous evocative pictures.
It's a pleasure Peter, I'm glad you like Grimshaw's paintings. I have a print of one of them which I never tire of looking at.
Only God knows how much I love this piece
Melancólica y maravillosa pieza musical..
Elgar miniatures are just the best, and much underrated and underperformed.
Beautiful gentle music. It's like music to fall in love to
And the paintings are so sweet and compliment the music.
Para mí ésta pieza representante perfectamente el amor que sintió por su perrita Mina y como ella le quería...me hace un nudo en el estómago,es preciosa
Thank you for this enchanting piece and the paintings that go so well with it. We love our dogs. They bring such joy and always leave before we do, and the music reflects this. ❤️💔
Glad you enjoyed it Rusty. I'm a dog-lover as well, they really are "faithful friends".
You've taken an emotionally masterful musical work and combined it with the perfect visual pairing (masterworks in their own right) to create a veritable work of art of your own. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind comment Reg. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
There's footage of Mina the Cairn somewhere on TH-cam.... If there has to be a final piece...let it be this one. Thank you EDU. My first and last musical love.
This is so sweet! I can't but imagine a cute romantic scene in the 19th century, where two charming persons meet each other in a magic, stunning summer night and then each go their way, in light steps, with a silly smile on their faces while looking at the stars, thinking of each other as people madly in love do...
Where it´s beautiful , that´s where I want to go ..again and again . THANK YOU ❕
Glad you're finding a few videos you like Barbara. Best wishes.
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Lucky 🌿I found YOU 🍃 THANKS .
I only just heard this beautiful piece of music for the first time. I listen to your uploaded music most often. The paintings in this case are the perfect accompaniment.
It's a lovely little tune, I remember how taken I was with it when I first heard it being used in an old BBC production of David Copperfield.
Leonid Afremov does more modern and colourful versions of these paintings. The Grimshaw ones are gorgeous, I can smell the mist.....
The light at 4:53 is just so incredibly rich. Love both the music and these works. I just recently purchased a giclee copy of Nightfall On The Thames by Grimshaw, as I fell in love with it as the cover of Our Mutual Friend by Dickens audiobook read by Grainne Regan. Fits so very perfectly! So many here just make you...long.
“Mina” is a sweetly pretty piece, and you’ve presented an extraordinary collection of paintings to accompany it. Grimshaw clearly spent a lot of time painting studies featuring tenuous light, wet pavement, mist, and tall, bare wooden objects. The seventh painting, where the road crests in a glory of gold is especially striking, I think. It’s now now tied with my initial favorite of his paintings. I feel indebted to you, David, for re-posting this video sooner, rather than later. The search is on..
So pleased you enjoyed it. If memory serves me, I believe the picture you like is called "The Lovers", but I may be wrong about that.
thank you, so beautiful
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it.
Спасибо! Очень красивое видио, гармонируещее с музыкой иллюстрирующее одиночество и тоску человека. ❤
Так рада, что тебе понравилось, Альбина. С наилучшими пожеланиями.
I must be getting soft... 'brought a nostalgic tear. Thank you.
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it.
I love this piece so much. Such tenderness.
Thank you for the pairing of the music with paintings. I put me into a pleasant pensive mood.
Glad you enjoyed it Mike.
Still so beautiful scenery colors and Sinfonia to accompany. All that inspires tranquility. Wish you warm new year start +David Harris
And a very Happy New Year to you Lejay. I'm very pleased you enjoyed the video.
Never been much of an Elgar man but I heard this on Classic FM this morning and it really caught my attention - this is such a sweet and beautiful piece and I absolutely love the Celesta and Glockenspiel in this. There have been and are dogs in my family so I really get the sentiment of this piece.
After listening to a few versions here on youtube I like this one the best and thankfully I found it on amazon and of course bought it.
These Geniuses with their music fill your tune with love, calm, joy and relaxation!,..We are walking with my beloved Dark along the mighty river that borders the town behind!...beautiful wild landscapes! Just as I see in the images!☆I'm also visiting the town police station walking around talking and greeting everyone, good luck everything is calm!...From here I greet you Mr. Harris, a picturesque place!☆And thank you very much for this beautiful exhibition!🐎👱♀️🌤🕶👒🌻⚘️👋❗️❗️
Glad you enjoyed the video Malena. Best wishes.
@@davidharris2844Yes Sir...it was a pleasure for me too🫖☕️!
Extremely beautiful; my favorite.
Thank you David - truly much appreciated
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it Malcolm.
Some of his street scenes remind me of early 1980’s Leeds near the Leeds University & the then Leeds Maternity Hospital during the late autumn. Thank you again David for your excellent videos of classical music with fully complimentary paintings - this time being appropriately melancholic for me and for some other commenters here as well.
Hi Juan, Grimshaw was actually born in Leeds and spent most of his life in or around the place, so it's very probable some of the paintings are of the area. I'm afraid I no longer have the images, so I can't check, but I daresay you could find out online.
Best wishes.
@@davidharris2844 & thankyou for your comment David, much appreciated.
This luscious sound and pensive painting heal my heart which was tired of hustle and bustle of Tokyo ,
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun
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Im watching this from space because this piece elevated me beyond the stars
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In Tokyo , cherry trees flowered , but banquets under the cherry blossoms in full bloom is self - restraints this year .
It is a pity that we just watch the cherry blossoms quietly .
Grimshaw's urban views, even with moon shining through clouds, can be confining. His rural views on inviting paths, with fields at hand and woodlands near, are liberating.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ... five stars again David, phenomenal. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it Hans, it's such an endearing little tune.
I came across Atkinson Grimshaw's paintings many years ago and fell in love with them. One in particular (I cannot remember which) was accompanied by Tennyson's poem The Deserted House. Looking at the paintings here in your video, and listening to Elgar, is double joy. Thank you, David Harris.
Grimshaw did paint some very evocative paintings. I have a print of one of his "maiden loitering in lonely contemplation under moonlight" efforts which I never tire of looking at.
I've just reread The Deserted House for the first time since my schooldays and only now realised that it's a metaphor for death. Better late than never, if you'll forgive the pun.
Best wishes.
I believe creativity is a gift of God. So with the music, so with the paintings. Both enrich our lives and point to the Creator.
So gorgeous!
lovely
I am sure anybody who appreciates this will not be violent person, a lovely piece and my mind runs amok with peace, not conflict.
Deep melancholy. A perfect juxtaposition of art and music. Thanks.
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it Jim.
Einfach himmlisch. 👍 👍 👍 👏 👏 👏 🙋
Music tells a story... Here I feel the pain...
Beautiful paintings.
Thank you for the beautiful caress of the soul ...
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed the video.
Mina is a dear creature loved, that can only remind one of the other, even dearer, love. I hear this sadness of the dear one gone. That final extended note is a kind of finality. It's the last dear one... there won't be another... Our own Terrier was killed by a deer and my wife and I separated, I know that they were the last ones... I don't know how old Elgar was at this time, perhaps I'm projecting my own reality... but it sounds exactly how I feel... given my age...
This has to be the best classical piece ever & the paintings wow 🤩
I know the piece was written "about" a dog, but I think it was used wonderfully as the theme to the BBC's David Copperfield in 1974. Evocative of that Novel's themes of the varied forms of love and the passing of time, albeit written in different eras.
I am writing from Argentina to tell you that the genius of John Atkinson Grimshaw moved me to tears.
I would like to know the reason that led him to paint that woman alone at night several times
words can not describe
切なく、愛らしいですね。
Wonderful!
Many warmt thanks agaien David, music and paiting is so vived!
Greetings Jan. Elgar actually wrote this piece about his dog, "Mina", but Grimshaw's paintings do seem to complement it quite well.
How nice to find you back! Welcome!
Hi, glad to be back. Hope you've been keeping well.
The paintings are gorgeous. Maestro Grimshaw was an artistic genius. So detailed and fine. Must have had a very steady hand to do such intricate work. It puts so called moderné art to shame.
Pictures by Chagall, Pollack, Warhol, Picasso, are just trash compared to this fine artist.
Beautiful piece and gorgeous paintings, simple life. Many thanks. Gérard lacey in Ireland.
Glad you enjoyed it Gérard.
So beautiful. Thank you.
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it.
Fantastic
Lovely! Thank you.
Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it Donald.
im so proud that my name is mina :')
Mr. Harris, my wife and I think this is absolutely brilliant! Were not familiar with this piece of music or Mr Grimshaw. Terrific pairing and so beautiful. Thank you.
Gary & Gloria
Pleasure, I'm pleased you both enjoyed it.
Good sunday David and many thanks!
Greetings to you Jan, hope you are keeping well.
very cool
Written to honour his beloved dog, Mina
Curious the last comment remarks the paintings, all street scenes, no slums though. There were plenty about to paint. Perhaps music and the arts are a middle class thing. Nice music!
Hi Wendy, it doesn't matter rich, middle class, poor I think music breaks down all barriers. Let's enjoy. X
Happy pappy
John Atkinson Grimshaw is my favorite artist. They suck you in.
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