Cockaigne

This playful and imaginative orchestral work by British composer Edward Elgar evokes the atmosphere of the mythical land of Cockaigne, a place of excess and indulgence. The music is characterized by lively rhythms, colorful orchestration, and a sense of humor. The piece was first performed in 1901 and quickly became one of Elgar's most popular works. This recording, featuring a top orchestra and conductor, is a must-have for fans of classical music.

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