Jerrold Northrop Moore was an American musicologist and biographer who produced the definitive life of Edward Elgar, 'Edward Elgar: A Creative Life' (1984).
Moore's analysis of the Enigma Variations as a self-portrait through others — each friend-portrait ultimately revealing Elgar's own creative personality — provides the critical framework Tom Shone uses to read Nolan's filmography.
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