Arthur Bliss
from London, England
August 2, 1891 - March 27, 1975 (age 83)
Biography
The most successful of the English modernist composers emerging after WWI. Bliss wrote in a variety of genres, including film scores, and in 1953 succeeded Sir Arnold Bax as Master of the Queen's Musick. ~ Mary K. Scanlan, Rovi



 
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Top Tracks
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Pomp and Circumstance Marches: I. No 1 in D major (Land of Hope and Glory from The Proms)
2
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 [Trio & Finale]
3
Arthur Bliss: A Colour Symphony: III. Blue: Gently flowing
Videos
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Bliss: Things to Come: 6. March
Bliss: A Colour Symphony, F. 106: Red. Allegro Vivace
Bliss: Welcome the Queen
Arthur Bliss: Two Studies for Orchestra (1920)
Arthur Bliss - Violin Concerto(1953)(Romantic)(NeoClassical)(Relaxing)
Arthur Bliss - A Colour Symphony
Arthur Bliss - Op. 24 / F. 106 - A Colour Symphony (1921-22) with pictures of beautiful landscapes
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