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Arthur Bliss ca. 1922 (Photographie von Herbert Lambert) Sir Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss CH, KCVO (* 2. August 1891 in London; † 27. März 1975 ebenda) war ein englischer Komponist.
June 2020 (Re-issue): ‘Sir Arthur Bliss: the Decca Originals’ Welcome the Queen, Things to Come Suite, A Colour Symphony, Introduction and Allegro London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Arthur Bliss
The final work featured on the disc is Sir Arthur’s undisputed masterpiece Music for Strings. It was first performed by the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Sir Adrian Boult at the 1935 Salzburg Festival and it cemented the composer’s growing international reputation and stature.
This page lists all recordings of The Beatitudes by Arthur Bliss (1891–1975).
This page lists all recordings of Introduction and Allegro by Arthur Bliss (1891–1975).
A Colour Symphony, Op. 24, F. 106, was written by Arthur Bliss in 1921–22. [1] It was his first major work for orchestra, [2] and is today one of his best-known compositions.
In 1921, Bliss became conductor of the Portsmouth Philharmonic Society and two years later he moved to California. The Introduction and Allegro (1926), dedicated to the Philadelphia Orchestra and Stokowski, was the first of many works written for virtuoso ensembles or soloists, a series that included the Clarinet and Oboe Quintets, the Viola ...
