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Originally Posted by right-track
And I am aware of his enigma and the mystery that's surrounded it all these years, along with the previously proposed solutions like Rule Britannia.
You make a convincing argument and it looks like you've ticked all the clue boxes too.
I can imagine, if you're right, that your findings could make a big splash amongst classical music fans.
How is this being received?
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Thanks for your positive comments. I do not want to say that I am "right'" however, I believe the facts speak for themselves. You are one of the few people who noticed that Pi fits all of the clues... and a few more.
The big splash, that you and I might expect, is not happening . It has taken a year or more to find someone who would publish my journal article. Several people have been more than a little beligerent, including some in the Elgar Society. Although another member of the Society was very helpful and enthusiastic until some senior "officials" got to him. He can no longer speak to me about it. Crazy, but many people feel threatened by the solution being Pi. They are fearful that removing the mysticism from the EV will hurt their clubs, museums, and general regard for Elgar's music. Personally, I think knowing the solution enhances Elgar's reputation for creativity, and the great music speaks for itself.
Thanks for your interest.
